We love Terra Nova! My husband and I have always been involved in church, and have had a hard time…read morefinding the right fit for our family since we moved from Seattle two years ago. The people here are welcoming, the kids program is great, the building is beautiful! We are a young couple with four young boys. We love the fact that there are many young families (as well as all walks of life!) who attend the church. We are happy to call Terra Nova home.

From the owner: Terra Nova Saratoga exist to make more and better disciples of Jesus in Saratoga Springs New York…read more Join us each Sunday at our 9am service.

I just recently started going to Crosspoint Church (the whitesboro campus). They also have a church…read morein New Hartford. I used to go to Waterville Baptist but was looking for a new church because I moved and one of my friends recommended Crosspoint to me. I am so happy she did! The Pastor, Samuel is absolutely amazing. The music is amazing too and the people are so welcoming. There are a lot of young people who go to this church and are very active in the church which I love, and they are always including everyone in volunteering, bible studies, etc. I highly recommend coming here! Sunday service starts at 1030AM at the whitesboro campus and 8am at the new Hartford campus!!

This is a new independent church in albany for regular people. It's very welcoming and has a great…read moreband and cafe. Comfortable atmosphere for newbies.

This is a new church that welcomes everyone. They promote community and serving neighbors. The…read morechurch's moto is Love Jesus, Love each other, and Love the world. The atmosphere is very welcoming and comfortable. They offer a great children's program for people with kids. And the best part is they have free coffee and snacks.

Highly recommended pilgrimage site for large or small groups, and for private personal visits…read more.. Site is a witness to those brave Jesuit martyrs who died for Christ whilst forgiving their tormentors. No words nor can any Yelp review truly describe or capture the holiness and peace present here. Our Ohana visited here the day after attending a nearby wedding and it was a truly moving and contemplative pilgrimage with plenty of places to pray in silence and just "be present" with God. Highly recommend you read up on these American-French saints first before you visit. Mahalo for reading my review. Pax et Bonum...

Made a trip here and found it to be a very peaceful place. The museum had tons of history and we…read morelearned so much about dedication, beavery and faithfulness. The grounds are well kept and everyone we encountered was very nice and helpful. If your looking to enjoy some education and peace, this is the place to be.

Great place to fellowship and hear God's Word. The People are very welcoming and loving.read more

On a backroad I haven't taken before I saw a sign for "Old Stone Church". Turned right around of…read morecourse. Followed the arrow. Found the church. Indeed old - from 1826. And stone. Lovely large stones. Still in use today. There is a large parking lot in back and easy wheelchair access there as well. Part of this church was built more recently, but the front and sides remain from 1826. They knew how to build then. It'll still be here in 2116.