Best places: Churches in Moonachie, United States

Storied, picturesque Gothic church with vivid stained-glass windows & 74 bronze bells.

Immense, historic church known for its concerts, Sunday service & annual blessing of the animals.

👍👍 It's a majestic historic church located in the heart of Harlem, 132 West 116th Street!. Its main auditorium has ample seating and a balcony to accommodate even more patrons if needed. The cafeteria which was used for our repast was also immense in size and conveniently upstairs. The church itself i...

👍👍 Little known Soul Food Kitchen in Harlem. Owned and manage by the Church. All your soul food favorites are here Only real good comfort food like your Grandma used to make sold here. Sweet potato 🥧 pie and peach cobbler too. Look for the banner outside if it's there it means that the Kitchen is open...

😠 False teacher and leading people away from Christ by not preaching the true gospel. The pastor is a wolf in sheep clothing and is not a true follower of Christ. If having a real relationship with Christ is what you are looking for be discerning with the leaders that you open yourself up to. He prea...

👍 We went to the 4pm service. It was nice that we were welcomed into the service with no issues. We were 2 dressed appropriately for the occasion. The participants of the service where around 80-90% tourists. A bunch of them not very respectful, talking loudly, with casual attire and even suitcases. O...

Neighborhood church known for its lively Sunday morning gospel services & community choir.

👍👍 A warm and welcoming Episcopal Church in a beautiful Gothic setting. Disclaimer: I was in the choir for the sung mass in English @10am Sunday. Our choir director and organist passed away during COVID, our priest-in-charge retired and the interim priest-in-charge shut down our music program. In addit...

👍👍 None of the reviewers as yet have noted that John James Audubon's home was located on the corner of 155th and Riverside, many feet below what is now 765 Riverside Drive, just outside and across the street (though the level the house once stood upon is part of the underground parking at 765). And yes...

Italian Renaissance revival domed chapel on Columbia's campus hosting services, concerts & events.