First Pres has 800 members and has been a vital community church at the top of Greenwich Avenue for…read moremore than 125 years. Its Nursery School is one of the finest in town. Committed to the nurturing of young families, the church hired 36 year old Sean Miller, former Senior Pastor at Potomac Presbyterian Church in Potomac, Maryland, as its new Senior Pastor in May 2016. He moved to Greenwich with his wife Sarah and young daughter (2) in July 2016. Sean is an outstanding preacher and is personally committed to connecting with parishioners and the local community. Erin Keys, Associate Pastor, joins Sean in ministry. More information about the church and its congregation, including recent sermon videos, details about the Christian education program, and the church's commitment to mission, are available at www.fpcg.org.

From the owner: Serving our community and our world. Love God. Love neighbor. All are welcome.read more

Multi ethnic and intergenerational church with great worship and preaching. Also lost of ways to be…read moreinvolved during the week

Music Message…read more Friendly Comfy chairs Beautiful modern sanctuary Parking lot Snack time could improve Same snack each week only donuts and drip coffee

Came across this church on IG while looking for a home chruch. I can say that it has been such a…read morewelcoming place. From the moment you walk in, people are kind, intentional, and genuinely happy to have you there. I enjoy the teaching since is biblical and easy to follow. They are very nice and go the extra mile to be welcoming and make you feel included and like you belong.

I'm from Northern California but in Connecticut on business and was looking for a Contemporary…read moreChristian Church and Redemption Community Church did not disappoint me. I could feel a great vibe as soon as I walked into the AMC movie theatre where they worship. I was greeted and welcomed with smiling faces who share their Faith and love for Jesus! The worship band was great and pastor Jeremy has great energy and delivered a fantastic message. My spiritual vitamins were filled for the week! I'll be back throughout the summer during my assignment.

The energy this church gives you is amazing. Everyone is so nice and caring. Definitely found a…read morehome here.

My husband and I were searching for a church where we could apply the preachings/messages to our…read moreeveryday lives, and they really are applicable. The best part of being apart of this church is how welcoming they are and how everyone eventually becomes a friend. If you're searching for a place to connect to God, with others and want community, this is the place to be.

I would not be where I am today without this church. I've been able to grow in my relationship with…read moreGod because of the stewardship and leadership here. When you walk through the doors you not only feel welcomed, you feel welcomed home. They love well because they truly love Jesus. Will forever be grateful for the love, discipleship, and support my church family has showed me!

Love this church and its people. This is a place where you feel welcome from day one and feel…read moresomething really special the moment you walk in.

I've been attending Hillside Church for many years, and my family has really enjoyed becoming part…read moreof their community. The services are well done with beautiful contemporary worship and thoughtful messages with strong scriptural content and good life applications. The real strength of the church, however, is its focus on community and caring relationships. People are warm and genuine and there are lots of opportunities for people to get together to know each other and grow in their faith. The building is large and provides plenty of space for ministry, including a thriving nursery school. The leadership recently conducted a professional survey of the church, and our church scored highest on worship, friendliness, and leadership. It also showed that we need to do a better job of spreading the good news of Jesus outside our church walls. We're not perfect people, and we have a culture of humility that pervades the congregation. In my experience, Hillside is a place where you can come as you are and find acceptance and love. I've found there's even more joy though when you take the next step and really get involved.

Hillside Church is a welcoming, friendly Christian & Missionary Alliance congregation in Armonk,…read moreNY. The service is at 10:30 AM each Sunday morning. The worship music is contemporary, and the preaching is biblically sound, yet engaging and relevant to everyday life. After service, people linger to chat over coffee and delicious snacks. A variety of midweek groups and bible studies are offered. Activities for children and teens are also available. You will find a warm Christian welcome at Hillside!

Pastor Ed and Pastor Dan are very kind, compassionate, and obviously love the congregation they…read moreserve.

The First Congregational Church is my home away from home church. I plan my trips so I can attend…read morechurch on Sundays here. The sturdy stone building with glorious stained glass windows houses a well maintained and moderately sized chapel with the choir seated at the front, directly behind the pulpit. The organ is placed to beautifully balance the architecture as are the arches and celestially painted blue walls. Every Sunday fresh flowers grace the alter and the music program will inspire even the most grouchy attendee. As for the sermons, you get out what you put in to it. If you don't bring your own ears to hear, you wont, if you know what I mean. This congregation literally puts their hearts and souls into good works and will change the way you give of yourself to life if you hang around long enough to listen to the outreach programs facilitated there.

First Church is a very welcoming place…read more Inspirational sermons by Pastor John Livingston, beautiful music led by choir director Marsha Hall and acoustic presence contributed by the soaring all-wood interior combine to create an experience that consistently makes you glad you came. Full coffee hour following the service with pastries and fruit dishes lets you catch up with your neighbors and make new acquaintances.

The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine is one of the highlights of visiting Morningside Heights…read more This beautiful church is the Cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Although I was unable to enter today, I do plan to visit in the future. Here is notable information: Mission: Over one hundred years ago, the trustees of the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine conceived its mission to be a house of prayer for all people. Construction: "When construction began in 1892, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, in the then-popular Byzantine-Romanesque style of architecture, was designed to rival St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue. But by 1909 the cathedral's plan was updated to the more fashionable Gothic style, and today, although officially "unfinished", the structure is considered to be one of the largest cathedrals in the world." Services: "Online Morning and Evening Prayer services are held Mondays through Saturdays at 8:30 am and 5:30 pm via Zoom. " Tours I am very interested in taking a tour. "Self-guided visits are welcome, and tours are not required. Information brochures are available in multiple languages. We also offer a wide range of Virtual Guided Visits on our website" Exhibitions: There is an ongoing exhibition of the art, glass , stone and bronze that make up the Cathedral. Vertical Tour: "On this adventurous tour, climb more than 124 feet through spiral staircases to the top of the world's largest cathedral. Explore the stories of the stained-glass windows and sculpture and study the grand architecture of this grand Cathedral" I am so doing this staircase tour! More to come... The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is located on 1047 Amsterdam Avenue between 112th Street

For those of us who are Episcopalian the Cathedral of St. John the Divine is like a mecca. The…read morebeautiful Gothic structure is the seat of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Even my Virginia church has offered bus trips for younger congregants to attend a service at the Cathedral. A plethora of historical figures have spoken or sung at the Cathedral. It welcomed hundreds of people who spontaneously came to the Cathedral after the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. It's a place where one feels peace & safety. A highlight for me was attending a Christmas morning service at the Cathedral. The beauty, size, decor & homily will remain in my heart forever. The homily spoke not just to the needs of the community, country & world but also to the hearts of all who care for others. We took the time after the service to wander & view the many spaces of the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. The Nave & Altar area itself includes many symbolic statues & carvings. The rooms and hallway surrounding the center structure include some rooms with beautiful crypts. The highlight of this area for me was the artwork & sculptures on display. The most moving was a sculpture of a woman with an airplane partially embedded into each hand, depicting the 9/11 tragedy. I think the piece was commissioned for the Cathedral. The cavernous structure sits high, with the Cathedral & its surrounding buildings covering the block between Amsterdam & Morningside in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan.