TOP 30 Social history in Bronx, New York

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Welcome to Castlehill Ideal Islamic Center, a vibrant and inclusive community hub located in the heart of The Bronx, New York. Situated at 2166 Turnbull Avenue, our center serves as a spiritual sanctuary and cultural beacon for individuals and families seeking to deepen their understanding of Islam and engage with their community. At Castlehill Ideal Islamic Center, we offer a wide range of services and programs designed to cater to the diverse needs of our community members. Our facilities include a beautifully maintained prayer hall, where daily prayers and Jumu'ah (Friday) congregational services are held. We also host educational classes, workshops, and seminars that cover various aspects of Islamic teachings, history, and contemporary issues.

Welcome to the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Church, a sacred place of worship nestled in the heart of The Bronx at 389 East 150th Street, New York. Our church is a welcoming sanctuary for all who seek spiritual growth, community, and solace. Established with a rich history and deep-rooted traditions, we are dedicated to serving the spiritual needs of our diverse congregation. Join us for Mass and experience the warmth and devotion of our parish community. We offer a variety of services, including sacraments, spiritual guidance, and educational programs, designed to support your faith journey. Our church is also committed to outreach and social services, helping to uplift and empower our local community.

Welcome to St. Mark AME Church, a nurturing and loving family with a heart to serve, located at 9518 Northern Boulevard in Queens, New York. As a vibrant place of worship, we are dedicated to opening our doors wide to minister to both our congregation and the community. Under the inspiring leadership of Rev. Kimberly L. Detherage, the first female pastor in our church's 196-year history, we strive to provide a welcoming environment where faith can flourish and community bonds can strengthen. At St. Mark AME Church, we believe in the power of service and community engagement. During the pandemic, we remained a beacon of hope by operating a food pantry, hosting COVID-19 antibody testing and vaccinations, offering grief workshops, and partnering with local organizations to ensure the well-being of our community.