Harlem Sunday Gospel Experience
Descripción
Es una escena icónica a menudo capturada en películas y fotografías: mujeres bellamente vestidas con sombreros impresionantes en Harlem que se dirigen a la iglesia para el culto dominical. Pero, es más que moda o un espectáculo, los feligreses de Harlem consideran que la adoración en la iglesia y la familia de la iglesia son una parte integral de la vida y una fuente de sustento espiritual semanal. Sunday Gospel in Harlem lo invita a ser parte de esta costumbre al unirse respetuosamente a una familia de la iglesia local para una hora de adoración que incluye gospel. Tenga en cuenta que todo el servicio de la iglesia tiene una duración de 90 minutos o más. El grupo turístico se queda durante una hora y parte antes de que comience el sermón. Si desea quedarse solo durante todo el servicio, notifíquelo al guía turístico cuando se registre. Si elige quedarse durante todo el servicio, estará solo y se perderá el recorrido a pie. Si este tour está completamente reservado, considere la opción Música de alabanza góspel de los miércoles.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Visite una iglesia bautista local para una hora de servicio de adoración que incluye música gospel inspiradora. Experimente la cálida bienvenida de sus miembros de iglesia, orgullosos de sus ministerios espirituales y sociales, que se han mantenido firmes a través de décadas de cambios en el vecindario.
Experimente la histórica calle 125 de Harlem, el principal corredor comercial/de compras. Conozca y vea sitios históricos asociados con sus movimientos sociales y políticos que contrastan con el nuevo Harlem y los cambios que están teniendo lugar. Reflejos: -El edificio de oficinas estatales Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., -Victoria y el Marriott Renaissance New York Harlem Hotel, primer hotel en abrir (junio de 2023) en Harlem en más de 50 años -Salón Histórico Alhambra -Histórico Hotel Teresa -Apollo Theatre, el lugar de espectáculos y música más famoso y mundialmente conocido de Harlem.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Mochilas pequeñas permitidas
- No se permiten dispositivos de grabación ni fotografías durante el servicio religioso.
- Vístase de manera apropiada y conservadora para el servicio tradicional de los domingos.
- Las llegadas tardías (más de 10 minutos) pueden no permitirse unirse una vez que el grupo haya abandonado el punto de reunión
- Una contribución a la canasta de donaciones es bienvenida y apreciada.
- Se requieren máscaras
Opiniones(49)
We did not get on the tour because we were given the old meeting point which was on the trip advisor site. I contacted the tour operator and she gave us instructions to meet the tour. We would have been 40 minutes late. We were catching a cab to get there and my husband hurt himself so we did not get on the tour at all. Am pursuing a refund.
We arrived at the meeting point five minutes after the appointed time and there was no one. We called the telephone number listed in the details of the visit and they replied that this was not the meeting point. Bad timing and poor service provided
It’s quite simple this one did not take place because the person never came instead of meeting to take us to the church concerned. As we did not have the address of the place of Mass .... We had to turn back! In the end no gospel mass, a morning lost and especially unreimbursed expenses! A complaint has been made but no favorable feedback yet! A fortiori I do not recommend this reservation
It was a good tour and we really enjoyed thanks to an excellent guide who explains Harlem's history and takes you around after the tour, but two things to note: 1) the church does not look like the one on the picture that the tour is promoted with. It is actually a functional church premise inside a modern building 2) you get seated to far back that you only partly see the people delivering the service and signing live, and you need to watch them on screen
The guide was very kind and very prepared. She spoke very clearly, so understandable even to people who speak little English. The staff welcomed us very enthusiastically and the people were really nice. However, the arrangement of the pews made the celebrants and choir not clearly visible. For this, the staff set up a screen. In any case, I would have preferred to see the people "live", better
Gospel was a part of the service. The singers were very good in engaging the assembly specifically one of the lady.
REFUND! you made fun of the world! We were supposed to see the community of CANAAN in uniform, instead we had the community of St Luke NOTHING TO SEE and NO FILMING! if a commercial gesture is not made I will broadcast on Facebook! I am an administrator of 10 groups in France and Portugal and followed by more than 30,000 people I will no longer use your services and will let you know on Facebook
Everything about this tour was memorable. The gospel service was amazing and we were made to feel so welcome. We loved the singing and interacting with the congregation. Doris, our tour guide, is such a beautiful lady and so informative. We finished off our tour with a delicious lunch of soul food. Highly recommend this tour.
It was such a memorable experience and Doris, our tour guide, was fantastic. She’s such a special lady.
Very disappointed in the tour, we were Asked to go sit upstairs at the back not to disturb the service when leaving, to do the walk. Felt disconnected from the service watching it on screens, we could have bought a video. they comprised the hole experience, because we need to leave quietly. The walk around Harlem should not be part of the tour. They need to let people connect with the music and service not put them upstairs to watch the service on screens one on each side. Very disappointed think twice before booking this tour.
