I attended a retreat this past weekend Oct 24-26 at Rosa Mystica! I am still trying to process the…read moreincredible, beautiful events & emotions at this place . It is difficult to find the words. The thrill of being present In the place of actual miracles. The overwhelming presence & peace of God,Mary, the saints is so amazing & healing. The opportunity to soak in Jesus & all the graces I am so grateful for. I cannot BELIEVE I live this close & was never told about this place from my parish! I am both saddened to have not known of this place prior but am now ecstatic to have discovered it! If you're not sure if God is real, or you're desperate to matter to someone....COME HERE. Jesus & Mary will hold you, love you, help you in ways you could never imagine. New York indeed this country are blessed to have this miraculous event take place on its soil. My soul proclaims the greatness of God & all his wondrous mercies. Do whatever it takes to get here, but COME no matter what!

I ended up stumbling upon this place through air bnb. I needed a place to stay near cooperstown for…read morea concert that I was attending at ommegang. Being that it was the start of the summer with graduations/reunions/weddings, it was hard to find something closer to Cooperstown. I wasn't disappointed! These are tiny cabins on a larger piece of land. Originally intended as a religious retreat they tent them out. The furnishings were clean. The grounds were beautifully kept. Everything that we needed was provided. I was pretty happy with our stay and appreciated the surroundings. I did have a chance to walk around to the chapels and enjoy a moment of peace and the amazing views. Yes it is about 30 minutes to Cooperstown.... but it's close enough!

I walked into this place alone in 2006 not knowing what to expect and was warmly welcomed. I joined…read morethat same year, and every year it gets better! In 2024 we are a still a welcoming, inclusive harbor for all seekers whose hearts are yearning for social justice, fellowship, and belonging to a love-based, supportive community of like-minded people. A community free of dogma, judgment, and negativity, and embracing of unity, generosity of spirit, and love of each other! Buddhist, Pagan, Atheist, Christian, Humanist - we are all searching together. Come and experience this enriching community for yourself!

We found this congregation in 2007 after moving from Portland Oregon. As a lesbian couple with a…read moretoddler we were welcomed with open arms. This is a community of people who care about making a difference in the world and are doing something about it. I am proud to be a member of this congregation.

They've got a very welcoming atmosphere about them that's very friendly to strangers and friends…read morealike. In fact, nobody is a stranger here. I came away with awe and spiritual comfort.

Very nice people, mostly seniors or Karen refugees. High liturgy at 11 15 with traditional hymns…read more Vicar gives good sermons. Church building is a landmark, especially the interior, by noted architect Ralph Adams cram. Fine organ too.

Beautiful Mass filled with lots of good kids and families. The priest's homily was enriching and…read morethought provoking. I was a little disappointed (9:30a Mass) to see that there were no boys on the altar serving the Mass. Kudos for the girls serving but the boys in the parish need to step up too as we are all praying for more vocations to the priesthood. Also it was odd to me that those servers on the altar did not kneel with the people during the holiest part of the Mass. Needed formation?? All in all, it was a welcoming parish with a lot of ministries and activities available for the people.

I heard they planned out their services to the very last detail, but then I realized I was thinking…read moreof the United Methodical Church. This is a clean and modern and new-looking church just outside the village of Fayetteville, which has two older and beautiful churches right in the city centre. Or Village Center I should say. It's impressive and shiny but not haunting and old the way churches should be, to me, coming from England.

From the owner: Fayetteville United Methodist Church, a place of worship.read more