Suggestions for Church near New York

Mike S. • December 19, 2014Historic church - well worth stopping by when visiting Rockefeller Center

Filippa E. • May 23, 2013You never know what you'll find here. Just stopped in for a cinnamon bun and walked into a art opening and a concert. Lovely and unexpected midtown break on a rainy day.

Polina W. • December 4, 2018Very impressive church, highly recommended!

Angela • August 18, 2013Beautiful church. Watch out for wedding crashers!

William C. • February 12, 2016Judson is a little bit different from any other church you've ever been to. We are committed to making a BIG difference!

Roslyn T. • April 17, 2014Visita Iglesia

IWalked Audio Tours • September 2, 2011A small Federal style red-brick building surrounded by skyscrapers. The site of the church is the former home of the 1st America-born saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. Learn more on this site via our blog!

Cheen T. • August 11, 2022Also known as the Little Church Around the Corner, it was designated a New York City landmark, & listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Source: Wikipedia

Mr. E. • July 31, 2011A beautiful church! One should really go to Mass here at least once! They celebrate the liturgy with care and respect to the Church's teachings. Love this church!

William M. • May 30, 2012Check the schedule before you come. Endowment sessions are less frequent than some other temple locations.

Takako N. • March 15, 2010The People's Voice Cafe runs on Saturdays from September through June, featuring musicians of the lefty progressive bent. Very nice, welcoming people.

Millard C. • November 10, 2013A diverse, inclusive and friendly parish. I love my Church. You should come worship with us some time. All are welcome.

Alina B. • August 26, 2012Reverend Jason's stories are the best way to hear the history of Christianity.

Hugh Y. • November 29, 2011St. Peter's often has art exhibitions in the lobby inside the 54th Street entrance. It's well worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood.

Lorraine-Lori J. • April 12, 2013Beautiful church that welcomes our high school choir every year to perform after the noon Mass. The people are just lovely, as is the church and graveyard.

Joe C. • March 27, 2011Out @ St Paul is a group started to let the GLBT community know that while not feeling welcome by many churches, they are loved and welcome and deserve human dignity.

ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • December 6, 2020A true Gothic revival masterpiece right in the heart of NY! Love the architecture of this church & always awed by its beauty. Visit in the spring months when the cherry trees are in full bloom,amazing

Marivic G. • February 8, 2015The first church I ever attended for midnight mass for my first Christmas in NY. Great atmosphere and they have a separate private room for group meetings. The statue in the front is eerily beautiful!

Untapped Cities • September 28, 2012Check out George Washington's pew at the oldest surviving church building in Manhattan.

IJerry G. • September 21, 2011Saint thomas Church,Anglican tradition & Unique Choral Heritage.Can be found here at This Church

Elvia F. • February 13, 2017The only church in the city that I've felt welcome, open arms as well as the loving message of God. Once the Catholic priest said a prayer in Arabic during homily - so beautiful!

Sara G. • April 11, 2011Beautiful Catholic church with a vibrant and welcoming community.

Donald M. • July 22, 2013Even though there is no Christian Meditation group at this wonderful church, yet, feel free to visit any of the current locations in Manhattan listed here: www.christianmeditation.us

Kieran K. • April 1, 2013Love this church! The worship is so energetic and lively, all forms if worship seemed to be acceptable! Singing, dancing, praying, etc. Can't wait to go back!

Kevin L. • December 23, 2012The spectacular new Manton Organ here is the largest French organ in the US, 6,184 pipes! Always a prelude before and postlude before and after the 11AM Sunday service, alone worth coming for.

Tom M. • October 12, 2014A visit to this Church must include a walk through the labyrinth

Monica Q. • October 13, 2013The Church of the Village: Creating a diverse and dynamic community centered in Christ's message of love, justice and courage to transform the world... Welcome home!

Calvyn d. • September 20, 2015Peaceful garden; beautiful stained glass windows; intimate church services.

Lew W. • September 19, 2016This is where my spiritual heart resides. A beautiful and welcoming congregation that presents all that is good and true about the Orthodox Church. Come visit!