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.

Experiencing the LOVE of Jesus Christ, The father and the Holy Spirit:…read more As I grew in this church since I was an infant, our Lord and savior Jesus Christ has always blessed everyone and showed his love through everyone as we praise, as we listen to the word, we feel the glory of God opening our hearts and speaking to us, as we grow together in community with all the loving brothers and sisters in christ lifting each other up in faith as we walk with the Lord. The beauty of his presence fills every wall built in this beautiful church. Schedule and Timing: We are able to enjoy the word of God bilingually, for those who speak spanish or either english. We have 10am services (in english) and 1pm (in spanish) placing on a sunday!! (EST). We also are able to build up the youth in walking with the Lord and learning about the word of God, at 7:30pm on Fridays !! COME EXPIERENCE THE LOVE OF GOD! WE BELIEVE YOU CAN BELONG BEFORE YOU BELIEVE!!!!

This is why you go to Sleepy Hallow. The Old Dutch church is the epicenter of the Headless Horseman…read morestory. The church is small and old...and the staff is friendly plus super helpful. Plenty of parking. Behind the church is a cemetery that dates back to the revolutionary war. You'll find headstones from soldiers dating from there to the present. Also memorials of the same. If you go directly behind the church and walk about 5 minutes you'll find the tomb of Washington Erving. Also present in this historic cemetery are the graves of Rockefeller's and Carnegies. They do tours both at night and during the day (night one is about an hour). Plus see the old and new sites of the horseman bridge. If you are in the area this is a must.

Cool as hell, and worth the trip up to see it every time I'm in NY!…read moreIn the old and extremely cool town of Sleepy Hollow, you'll find the Old Dutch Church and the bridge close by that's based on Washington Irving's tale of the Headless Horseman in the Legend of Sleepy Hollow! You'll find Washington Irving buried in the church cemetery which adds to the visit! After multiple visits over the years, I never tire of visiting Sleepy Hollow and the Old Dutch Church!

First Presbyterian Church of Ossining is a welcoming church with a friendly, intercultural…read morecongregation. Music is a big part of the worship experience and the variety is great, with something for everybody. Pastor Jeniffer is so energetic and she even leads a Zumba ministry class two times each week. There are weekly bible study classes, a women's club, a lunch club.

I have been a member of FPCO for years. We love our pastor Jeniffer and call her PJ. Please come…read moreand visit. All our guests are are gifts to us from God.

This is a must-see in the Hudson Valley. Chagall AND Matisse in one space? Each window has a unique…read morestory about the colors and scene chosen and many were commissioned by the Rockefellers.

9/28/24 Update: The Union Church of Pocantico Hills is a must see!…read moreInside this quaint little church, you'll see some of the most beautiful stained glass windows. The majority are from Marc Chagall. One is by Henri Matisse. Tour cost is $10 per person and approx.30 minutes. You can purchase tickets online. The docents are wonderful and so informative. Plenty of parking on the church grounds. Hope you enjoy the photos. : )

The most welcoming and inclusive congregation I've ever been part of! our leader, Karen Halac is…read morewonderful! Lots of social justice ideas and community outreach. The church is small but certainly mighty. Worth a stop by or a 50 minute service on Sundays at 10:30. Always a respite of an increasingly tumultuous world.

St. Paul's is amazing. It is discomfiting to write a review of a church on Yelp, but that is the…read moreworld we live in. So to you, dear reader, I can tell you: St. Paul's really is amazing. There are lines from a movie where Kelsey Grammar plays a pastor, and he says: This place, it is yours. I don't care if anybody else thinks so. If you feel like you're an outcast, then join us here. If you feel like you're misunderstood and judged, this is where you belong. If you feel ashamed or trapped in something you've done or are doing, you will find forgiveness and freedom - right here. This is your home. That is St. Paul's. So, come see what church can be like, because I know you already know what it should be like: it should be open, not exclusionary; humble, not sanctimonious; and cerebral - not cowed. God is not afraid of your questions. St. Paul's is the most lyrical, cerebral, contemplative, and welcoming place I've ever experienced. And no, we're not strange ;) we're Episcopalians. St. Paul's on the Green's website is here: http://www.stpaulsnorwalk.org/ For more on why someone raised in both the Fundamentalist and Catholic traditions loves St. Paul's so much, you can go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ91eiIABuM Sincerely, Stephen

I was out for the day doing some exploring and geocaching, and I stopped here to pick up a nearby…read morecache. I noticed that there was a labyrinth on the property, and decided to go walk it. This is an old area, and the church dates back to the 1920s, but there's been a mission here all the way back to the 1730s. The church itself is a Decorated Gothic style, and is very picturesque and beautiful. The graveyard surrounding the church has headstones and monuments that go way back. The labyrinth is in a quiet, peaceful part of the grounds and is a very nice place to go take a meditative break from the world. Overall if you're a fan of history and architecture, this is a good place to stop and look around.

I feel a little weird reviewing a church, but here it goes. This is a small, very pretty, historic…read morechurch in a hip little village. The congregation is very warm and welcoming, although a bit on the older side - it seems to be an even mix of older people and families with kids. There's not too much of a young adult scene at this church, and the congregation is a bit more conservative than I originally thought it would be - after all, this is Cold Spring. But I chalk that up to the congregation's demographic more than anything else. So why do I keep going? Because as a whole it's a lovely experience. The sermons are generally warm and inspiring. I almost always feel uplifted after hearing a sermon here. Our Lady of Loretto has 4 priests in total - two regular pastors and two weekend associates - all of whom rotate leading Mass. This church has elements that are most important to me: a sense of community, an interest in and commitment to the local area and the people who live in it, and a sense that the priests see the congregation as actual people, not just as bodies who show up on Sundays. And much like the churches in NYC - and unlike the churches where I grew up - Our Lady of Loretto is open almost all day, every day, for private reflection. You can just go in there and sit and be at peace. It's awesome. Try it, if you're Catholic and in the area. Or if you're not - and simply want to see a historic church with great artwork - don't be afraid to step through its doors.