Love this congregation! Services are real and enlightening. The whole place has a "family" feel and…read moreeveryone makes sure you feel welcomed even if it's your 1000th time there. The music program is unique, diverse and creative. They even did church in a local bar recently! The children's programs are full of love and growth-centric. Pastor Ben and his crew are phenomenal- you will be pleasantly surprised by how down to earth and real everyone is. They welcome everything and everyone to join them, the least judgemental church I have ever experienced. Perfect for our funky and hipster town with something to love for every age group. If you're looking, don't check this place off your list until you've been for yourself! You can thank me after service:):)

My son and I were visiting from NJ as we were on vacation with my sister. We love the gathering of…read moresaints! This church is very welcoming and we enjoyed the worship and the sermon. Was able to talk to the pastor afterwards and he was very kind.

Each Sunday, St. James's Episcopal Church hosts services…read more The first at 9:00am for young families with babies and kids. The second service at 10:30am for families and teen agers, plus young adults. A Columbia University Organist plays exciting spiritual and classics before and after each service. Baby sitting is provided for families too. There are boys scouts gathering on a Sunday. More to come.

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.

This is truly an amazing church but dang it why is it when churches get a new senior pastor name…read morechanges always happen. It's like a dog peeing on a fire hydrant to leave their mark. LOL! But seriously, this is a fantastic church despite the new senior pastor peeing on the fire hydrant (metaphorically of course). Check the place out for yourself because what is great to me might not be so great to you but don't pass up an opportunity to gather with such amazing God loving people of the Poughkeepsie area.

A Beautiful and Gracious Gathering of The Faith. My Mom was one of the original ones at Faith when…read moreit was in Hooker Avenue. Grace giving message and Warm Welcomes everywhere yet not intrusive. Worshipers are Real to bring you into what's already going on in the Heavenly's. The opportunity to Partake or sit back and enjoy the Ride. (Did I mention Great Coffee and Snacks yet ?) Blessed to know some of the people there (and they know who they are) Barbara H and her husband, Tom P, And one of the Best Worshipers I know Dina and a Beautiful Grandma for sure. Grace & Peace Patti & I Will be visiting again soon Blessings

We began attending the Washingtonville campus then through small group started attending the…read moreNewburgh campus. We have loved it and now the church has branched out to this Fishkill location in the Ramada Inn. God is good and moving within this Church. So proud to be a part of this blessing!

I caught the tail end of a service here once. The very tail end - they were singing the final…read morehymns, so I really had no opportunity to judge the actual service. This church shares a minister with the United Methodist Church in Garrison, N.Y., and the congregation to which she ministers - the pastor was a woman, although I don't know if she is still serving either congregation - is very small, and definitely older. When I arrived, everyone was singing hymns as one, and the minister was leading them very vocally in song. She seemed nice and cheerful, and the congregants, who probably numbered around 20 or so, appeared to like her. The layout of this church was a little confusing for me. The church looks grand and imposing from the outside, but when you walk into the vestibule, you immediately realize that the sanctuary is not straight ahead, as one would assume, but upstairs. That's right - you have to take the stairs. If you walk straight ahead, you end up in the community room, also known as the place where Cold Springers vote on any election day. Choose either the sweeping wooden staircase to the left or to the right and make your way to the upstairs hallway, where you can walk through one of the doors and enter the sanctuary. I found the sanctuary a tad small given the apparent size of the church, and it is dominated by a massive pipe organ that was really belting it out when I arrived. The organ is at the front of the church, and three sections of pews (note: there is no center aisle here) face it. The windows are plain stained glass, which lets in a great deal of sunshine, and the only ornamentation that I could see was a framed picture of Christ in the Garden on one wall. That's it. It's a Protestant church, after all - the lack of ornamentation is, I am sure, standard. As I was leaving, one of the older congregants approached me, said hello and made it known that I was welcome back any time. He was very nice. It certainly seems like a nice country church. For those who would like to grace the doors of Cold Spring United Methodist, the sole Sunday service starts at 9 or 10 a.m., I believe, so get there in plenty of time to hear the service (unlike me). Note: Prior to attending the (end) of a service here, I drove past once and saw a wedding party gathered on the steps for pictures. So for anyone looking for a church in which to celebrate their wedding, they might be worth a look, although I am not sure if you have to be a member in order to use the building.

Typical Catholic church. Clean with plenty of seating. The original church they sometimes use for…read morespecial events is cool, with interesting architecture. They use a newer stick-built building behind the original for normal masses.