i have been in this parish for 66 years - it is my heart - right now it is going through tremendous…read morechange - praying that it remains the beacon of faith it has always been

Judgemental church. People judge others and push others away from ministry events. Their preaching…read morehas gotten soft lately.

Absolutely beautiful and clean chuch. Every Sunday I go to…read morethis church and it hugs my soul. Very welcoming atmosphere and their Sunday school for kids is amazing as well. Infants to elementary school kids have have their class rooms with wonderful teachers. There is a playground in the back of the church and parking lot is huge, always have spot no problem. 100% recommended for all ages.

My husband & I just started attending 10:30 Sunday morning service at Parkside Community Church, a…read morefew weeks ago. We're very happy to find a pastor, who invests himself 100% in his words of faith. Pastor Rodney Haveman has a unique way of communicating the words of the gospel. We both find his sermons interesting & engaging. Pastor Rodney gets our attention 100%. Love to start my week with positive & uplifting words. Great message every Sunday.

Parkside truly is a place where anyone and everyone belongs! This church extends warm hospitality…read moreand acceptance of all people, no exceptions. The sermons are challenging yet inspiring as Pastor Rodney Haveman shares the gospel in a way that is both inspiring and relevant to every day life. For the person who is struggling with their faith, who may be looking for community and purpose, there is no better place to be than Parkside Community Church.

Started going to BC a few weeks now and I absolutely love it! Welcoming congregation with a true…read moresense of God and his purpose! I am so grateful that God took me to this new church home!

Bethany has been one of the most welcoming and fun churches I have found. Between the powerful…read moremusic, great sermons, and lively members, Bethany quickly became my home church. In the past year I went from showing up on Sundays to volunteering to now doing missions trips. If you're looking for a new church, this is it.

I've enjoyed going to this church for over a year. The reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because…read morethe songs are extremely repetitive. Same songs just about every week; I've been gong every week. Don't get me wrong...the band is great! Very energetic and uplifting. The lead singer has a great voice and a showman; I can tell he loves involving the congregation with singing along. But is there any chance the band can cover different songs? Maybe some Casting Crowns. Zach Williams. for King and Country. Chris Tomlin. I really hope this can happen because I enjoy the church but the music needs to change a bit. The same old stuff gets boring after a while.

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.

My first time inside St Paul Baptist Church as my former employee is getting married and it's a…read morewonderful church inside and out .The clergy dude or whatever his title is , did a solid job with the wedding procedure and his voice is booming which avoided me from falling asleep. This Middletown church welcomes everyone including occasional sinners like myself .I hope the new married man is a better husband then he was as a former employee. Just kidding , lovely church , lovely wedding service and now let's praise the Lord and eat .

My family have been attending the St. Paul Baptist Church for 11years now and we love it !!! Bishop…read moreRay A. King is a Bible base Man of God . He is a teacher of the word and a great leader ! It can't get no better then that !

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.