As a brown American woman from the South, finding a church home with a community similar to mine…read morewas challenging in Vermont. I appreciate the praise and worship team, but most importantly, the Bishop and Pastors are true Bible teachers, which is transformative. Bible teaching, not preaching, makes me feel as if I were back home, especially when I see my Bishop lift that leg.

The church pastor is a great preacher. And it's a lively…read morehand clapping worshiping service. Like the black people services, the way I like them. A great church with friendly people . The way it should be going to THE HOUSE OF GOD. D. Woodrum

I have attended quite a few churches over the years and I've always found this one to be "home"…read more Pastor Michael San Soucie, or "Pastor Mike" has been here since the beginning. He built this church with his wife Elizabeth, and has shepherded the congregation since it's inception many years ago. He's a true MAN of God who has done so much for the Plattsburgh community (no, not just his parishioners). I can personally attest to this! If you are looking for a place to worship if you're new in the area, or just passing through our community, I would highly recommend coming over! You will find that the Word of God is preached right from the Bible, no "watered down to tickle your ears" sermons here. Pray, participate, or heckle (he's used to it from having yours truly in his congregation) you will find yourself filled, replenished and ready for the world outside. (He can get me motivated to where I want to take on the gates of hell with a squirt gun!) The building is very nice, always clean, several bathrooms and a downstairs nursery with CCTV. The church also has an adjoining "bookstore" with a variety of items and very reasonable prices. With all the variety I honestly don't know why it's called a "bookstore"... Oh yeah, they're also an equal opportunity employer which brings me to Pastor Jimmy (lol, just kidding you Jimmy)... Come on in, we're all family.

Having attended this church for more than 20 years I'm not sure I can give an unbiased review, but…read morehere I find love, fellowship, purpose, health, strength, am fed by God's Word, and lift His name in joyful praise each week. Babies, children and youth are specially cared for. Visitors are welcomed. It's a full-of-life place!

Loved the experience of visiting an old church that is still open and preaching the Bible, though…read moresad to not be able to attend on a Sunday. We were in Stowe for a few weekdays in early October 2025. Much enjoyable history to view and enjoy! Also enjoyed shopping experiences there!

Charismatic, wonderful minister who appeals to all ages. Membership is growing. Children he appeals…read moreto bring energy.

The Old Round Church is worth a side trip if you happen to be in the area. Richmond is a very nice…read moreold New England town. It is pretty lively for how small it is. We went in winter and it was beautiful with snow and ice everywhere, but I believe it would be equally pretty when it's warmer and one could wander about a bit more. There is a pretty library nearby as well and a nice truss bridge. It is closed in winter (after October?) so we'll have to back for a better look.

The Old Round Church in Richmond is a scenic spot for a wedding-- and everyone seems to know it…read more In the summer, if you drive through Richmond between 10am and 4pm you will nearly always see vestiges of wedding. Because the Church is not a practicing church (there are no weekly services) they do as many as three weddings there a day on Saturdays and Sundays May-October. The up side of this is that your date is unlikely to be fully blocked out. The down side to this is that you have little buffer on either side of the ceremony to decorate and un-decorate the building. The inside of the church is well-restored and if you're into a super-new-england-yankee aesthetic, you're in for a treat. It's unique inside and out and the views of the surrounding mountains outside add to the ambiance. Another tiny set-back (but not enough to knock a star off in my opinion, there are too many great things about the space) is that those Yankee Protestants of the early 1800s were by an large a lot smaller than we are today, so the pews can be a little tight for larger (or pregnant) guests. Also, it's BYO - officiant-- so you can have the scenic, yankee, vermonty setting in a church and you can have your ceremony be any denomination you want...or none. Fab.