All Saints Church - Bronx (NY)

5 /5 Ashanti Capri: From the first service my Husband and myself have been welcomed into the All Saints Church family. Every Sunday the service is amazing. Amazing singing, great prayers, amazing people. Everyone is welcome whether it’s your 1st time or 50th time going to Church, your experience at this church will be memorable. We have been going there consistently for 3 weeks straight and on Sunday we look forward to going to this church. Come as you are! They will welcome you. Let’s be the change the Bronx needs.

5 /5 Carmen De La Cruz: From day one All Saints Church made me feel so welcomed that I chose them as my church. Pastor Hoke and his staff have the most amazing relationship and therefore it reflects on their service. Great service, friendly, down to earth, come as you are, kind of vibe. Did I mentioned they always have coffee, donuts and fruit salad. I love growing with All Saints Church.

5 /5 Nat Perez: Pastor Hoke is an amazing man of God. I am honored to call All Saints my home church, I also serve at the church. I believe God is moving in the Bronx and the Holy Spirit is well, Strong and Alive here. Everyone at All Saints is heartwarming, kind and caring. I encourage everyone reading this review to come and visit. If you see me, please say hello. I would love to sit and worship with you.

5 /5 Jeralyn Lopez: I got the privilege to attend all saints church as a twenty year old who had (and still) a lot of growing to do in the faith. Pastor Eric and Eleazar both took me under their wing and loved me so well! They believe in the younger generation and strive to glorify the Lord in the lives! they dont just talk the talk but walk the walk. I felt at peace, so welcomed, and the unity within the body was phenomenal! its more than just a church service, its a family gathering. Whether you grew up in church or are attending for the first time, All Saints is the place to go! You will not regret it!

1 /5 Curtis Frantz: The community here was amazing. I spent most of a year investing in relationships I made here. I thought they were progressive, really intent on being a light in the Bronx. But then I found out they were queerphobic. I tried to address it as part of the community at first. But the pastors took offense, decided I either needed to toe the line or move on. When I stood up to that and decided to move on, they didnt like that I still had friendsin the community that kept me connected. So they made every effort to spoil the connections I do had. Successfully. Now theres nothing left.