Heavenly First Reformed Dutch Church of Nyack, New York is a Repository of Faith to be seen!…read more It sits at #18 on the Broadway corner of Hurd Street, with small grassy knolls below the front vestibules. It has an IMMENSE, HUGE stained glass at the front. The land was granted in 1835 by Peter Smith, who at first was also one of 4 elders who presided over the building of the Reformed Church for about 200+ people of the Dutch Reformed Faith. The grounds and Protestant Church were incorporated in 1853. The present visual brick structure was built in 1901, including the bells and tower. It was not hard at the time to build large, majestic skyward reaching architectural builds, as sandstone quarrying and shipping were prevalent in Nyack. Today the Protestant Churches all work together. Nyack has over centuries been a Protestant city. Worship is available Sundays with prayer + music. First Sunday of the month is communion day.

Beautiful Marian shrine by Salesian sisters of Don Bosco about 1 hour out of the city. Large…read moreforested grounds filled with secluded trees and lakes dotted with beautiful sculptures including rosary garden and stations of the cross. A great day trip especially for family or parish. Most areas could be accessed for wheel chair person except in deeper forested area. Even includes a picnic area. Church is sadly modern but has very interesting etched glass windows about saint and holy folks connected to Salesians. My only complaint is they need a better map- digital or paper to figure out all there is on the grounds. There was a fading map near picnic area which seemed to indicate another rosary garden of sorrowful mysteries but we could not locate it walking or driving.

Such a beautiful well kept spiritual place. Best place to do your 3 miles and get church time in…read morewith the big man upstairs especially after a long weekend of food and parting. Church is small but very cute. There's back trials that can get creepy and all kind of hidden gems if you dare. Def make a trip here to go through all that this place has to offer.

Kind, caring, welcoming community. Scarsdale Congregational Church is a theologically progressive,…read moresolidly Christian church that takes the Bible seriously, but not literally. We work hard to create a warm, mutually supportive atmosphere where questions are encouraged, spiritual growth is our primary concern, and serving others is a high priority. All are welcome! Services are in-person and livestreamed. Sundays at 10:00am

Warm welcoming church. Couldn't be happier with their support and genuine love. They don't do…read moreweddings for nonmembers, which is fairly common practice among other churches I've visited. A true gem!

very friendly and welcoming church. Pastor is very relatable and his sermons are excellent…read more Congregation is diverse with many young children. Will be returning for sure. Happy to have found it.

God is living in the best most beautiful sacred place in Ossining. A beautiful church on the Hudson…read moreRiver. He invites us to visit and pray with him whenever we want. Under Parish Priest Father McSweeney, Father Figueroa and his predecessor Monsignor Franco and the wonderful Deacons like Cliff, John, Joesph and Steven. Let's not forget the wonderful PreK to 8th grade school. Come see what the hype is about - God is waiting for you. You'll be glad you went.

My kids were baptized here 20 years ago. Since then, they received all of their sacraments here,…read moreattended the school, and made lifelong friends. The congregation is very active. Somehow, they continuously manage to get exceptional priests who give thoughtful, inspiring sermons. The pastor, Father McSweeney is a fabulous speaker and he has been there in times of need when we have had a death in the family. He runs a tight ship and the other priests are always interesting, usually witty, and never judgemental. Practical, empathetic, smart, and thought-provoking. If that was all, it would be enough. But the church sits on a hill-top overlooking the Hudson River and the views are spectacular. It is not unheard of to look up at the glass ceiling over the altar and see bald eagles circling. The property sports several benches and meditation areas, including an outdoor Stations of the Cross and a bench overlooking the river. Since that baptism 20 years ago, we have moved farther away, but we still attend St Augustine...religiously.

A well diverse and community oriented church. Super Friendly and easy on the mind. Beautiful…read moretalks by ministry. Spectacular musicians and singers.