For a large church this place didn't blow me away. On my visit parking seemed to be a problem which…read morewas strange for such a large church. The 11am service didn't start on-time and the music was average although the church was acting charismatic. Guest services seemed non-existent as I stepped into a room labeled "guest services" with only one person in there and chairs lined up against wall; nothing formal as I've seen in other larger churches. Overall it looks like a nice church but just didn't feel right for me. If you are reading this then you are probably looking for a church to fit in and you know how difficult that can be. Check the place out for yourself and add your perspective in a review.

My wife and I have been attending this churches for quite sometime,about 3-4 years,and can…read moredefinitely say, you will be fed the word of God from the Pastors. The senior Pastor is so warm and genuine,he always breaks the word down in a way it relates to today society. He is very witty and funny,make NO MISTAKE.... He knows his BIBLE. There is also a younger Pastor who is also a triple threat Preacher, musician and vocalist, but by no means think that when he steps to that podium you're going to be short changed the word. He knows God's word also. Many Sundays when I leave service after he preaches my spirit is so overwhelmed with joy ,I can't do anything but praise my God. The young Pastor's wife is the praise and worship leader and she sounds like an angel and the Praise and worship team can really usher the Holy Spirit in. This congregation is multicultural,all nationalities are represented and welcomed. I was a little apprehensive when I first started attending and my wife said something I will never forget,she said this is how Heaven will be all nationalities worshipping together. SolidRock has two services a 9am and an11:00am. Whichever service you choose KNOW THAT You WILL BE BLESSED. Come as you are And be Blessed.

Very small church when you walk into sanctuary though the facility is actually pretty large. The…read morecrowd seemed much older, almost elderly, and I didn't notice any children during my visit so I'm not even sure if they have a children's ministry. They have two services in the morning where I attended the earliest service which seemed non-existent. There was only one person playing a guitar and even though the church was very small there must of been maybe 30 people attending. I'm not sure what to make of the place as a church but I certainly wouldn't visit again. The atmosphere was somewhat boring.

Trinity use a beautiful little church on the corner. Very welcoming people and very inviting to…read morevisitors. After attending a church for six months where people basically ignored you, Trinity was a fresh if breath air. A group of people that obviously cares for one another.

Many nice people here but we never achieved a sense of community. Maybe someone else might find…read morefriendships but our experience was very isolating. Many clicks that were closed-off to newcomers.

I've been going to Full Gospel Center for 5 years now. Love, love my church. I was saved the first…read moreday I walked in there. Thank you Pastor Rick and Pastor Mike for showing me my way back to Jesus.

St. Anne's is a wonderful community of believers and seekers who care for one another, the…read morecommunity and the world at large. It is a great place to discover or rediscover Christian faith. All are welcome.

We visited the chapel on a recent trip to West Point. To call this a chapel seems funny as it is…read moreone of the grandest churches I have ever been in, including in Europe. The architecture is absolutely magnificent, the scope of the interior is truly awe inspiring. The gothic exterior is so amazing and interesting as every where your eye lands is a new little angle or nook. We have not attended a service here yet but hopefully someday. Not to be missed, in the basement is the Orthodox Christian Church, we happen to be Greek Orthodox so we made a point to seek out this church. What is lacks in size it makes up for in spirit. It is reached by a marble spiral staircase and has vaulted ceilings in stone, a solid iron door and the icons one would expect. The views as you can imagine are second to none from the top of the chapel.

Upon entering Cadet Chapel, a sign reads, "Whoever you are that enters this Chapel, don't leave it…read morewithout one prayer to God for yourself, for those that minister, and for those who worship here". The imposing hilltop presence of Cadet Chapel, overlooking the campus of the United Stated Military Academy at West Point, NY, was completed in 1910. It replaced the Old Cadet Chapel built in 1836, which was deconstructed and moved to the U.S.M.A. cemetary where it remains, and is utilized today. This church was established as a protestant denomination place of worship for members of the Corp of Cadets. Cadet Chapel is of Gothic Revival architecture and houses the largest pipe organ in the world with 23,511 individual pipes. The interior soaring native granite arches, and the beautiful stained glass windows, are breath taking. The Academy motto "Duty , Honor, Country" is inscribed in the Great Sancuary window. U.S.M.A. graduating classes have also contributed to the additon of the stained glass windows. Upon entering, one can't help but be in awe of the Battle and national flags which hang high above the congregants in the nave of the church. For this reason, Cadet Chapel has been compared to St. George's Chapel, Windsor, England and to the Church of St. Louis at Les Invalides in Paris, France. Some of the flags hanging where carried in the Civil War, Spanish American War and the Phillipine Insurrection, to name a few. Services at Cadet Chapel are additionally open to the public with security passes and the faculty. To marry at Cadet Chapel either the bride or groom must be a graduate of the Academy.

Open hearts, open minds, open doors is the advertisement on TV for the United Methodist church, and…read morethis church follows that. They are open and very welcoming to new people, and while small, a family oriented church. Sunday school is before church during the school year, for ages 3 and up. They have the best Christian Preschool around, Helping Hands Christian Preschool. This congregation tries to live by the word, helping others, and having a place of refuge for all.

Beautiful humble mass on Good Friday. Very touching and had my eyes teary. Loved it. The mass was…read moreat a clear level of understanding and it maintained my attention. I am very grateful.

I came here from California to attend a wedding. It's about 20 minutes from Fishkill, and luckily I…read morehad a GPS, as its off the beaten path, so to speak. It's a beautiful church, with the organ upstairs. The floors were a bit slippery, like it was just waxed. It's not overly decorated but has a warm, welcome feeling. I'm not sure if this church shares with another denomination, but I think we attended an abbreviated Catholic mass. My cousin didn't receive communion, nor did the congregation. We did get the 2 readings but not a complete wedding mass. The only downside is there was not a lot of parking onsite, perhaps 4 spots. I am guessing the congregation are locals who walk to church? I found parking across the street, which was about a minute walk across a not so busy intersection.

Ive been attending this church for 20 years and it is a Bible based, gospel centered church. They…read morehave continuously fed our family and pointed us to Jesus through every season. It is warm, friendly, honest. They have great kids ministry and adult groups for fellowship and growth.

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