Ive been attending this church for 20 years and it is a Bible based, gospel centered church. They…read morehave continuously fed our family and pointed us to Jesus through every season. It is warm, friendly, honest. They have great kids ministry and adult groups for fellowship and growth.

el mejor lugar para tu familia completa, padres he hijos disfrutan adorar y congregarse aki.read more

St. Paul Lutheran Church is a great church with a great community. I went to preschool at their…read moreChristian Education Center, and I have been a member of the youth group and have gone on many mission trips. I have also been a member of the worship team for a long time, and it is just a great place to meet people and praise the Lord together! They have services at both 5:30 PM on Saturdays, and 9:00 AM on Sunday morning (8:30 summer hours). Saturday service is contemporary with the worship team, and Sunday is traditional with the choir and hymns. Pastor Tyce and Deacon Ed are great and the congregation is too! Highly recommend attending a service!

Great place to worship. Service on Sat evening and Sunday morning. Great affiliated preschool…read more coffee machine is in the mail lobby. Pastor Don Lee is very affable. Robust teen program. Visit the web site for specific times.

Each Sunday, St. James's Episcopal Church hosts services…read more The first at 9:00am for young families with babies and kids. The second service at 10:30am for families and teen agers, plus young adults. A Columbia University Organist plays exciting spiritual and classics before and after each service. Baby sitting is provided for families too. There are boys scouts gathering on a Sunday. More to come.

This is an old review. I think the congregation does skew conservative, but I don't know who's…read morebeen clergy lately. I was a member for quite some time years ago but left when the most recent priest came (homophobic, and prone to bullying women). Actually a number of us left. Am hoping that now that he is gone, the supply priests and eventual replacement will make it feel more like a part of the gracious and wonderful Diocese of New York. Looking forward to visiting again.

Serene, calming atmosphere evoking the spiritual presence of God. Wonderful rector! Includes a…read moreunique children's service within the service.

If you are looking for the presence of the Holy Spirit, you will find Him at New Harvest Christian…read moreChurch. I relocated out of state and had to leave New Harvest which had been my home church for about 6 years. I love this congregation of believers. I loved them under Pastor Ralph's leadership and I love them even more under Pastor John's leadership. They are as authentic as believers can be. They aren't perfect; they are a collection of battle scarred humans reaching out to God saying please make us more like Jesus and help us to do His will. If I had a regret, I would say it was not asking for help when I needed it and not taking advantage of the strength of the sisterhood there. Still God's timing is perfect. Before I could drown in my silence, He sent spiritually gifted and mature women to gently and kindly interrupt and invade my situation, until I could accept the help and healing I needed. If you go to this church, don't stay invisible. Don't stay silent. Get involved, definitely go to the bible study! I have never experienced the love in that church/body of believers, anywhere else, and I have been a church goer for a couple of decades and many relocations. I think that so much growth can happen there because of the love that connects the followers of Jesus. Hearts still break, bones still break, loved ones still die, but they hold each other up and walk through the difficulties of life together. If you go to criticize, you'll find many things to be critical about. If you go humbly and thirstily, you will find God there.

"Holy, holy, holy molly Batman!"…read more This small church was my church home for many years! The beloved senior pastors that have been teaching, nurturing and parenting the congregation has left the church to relocate out of state. It's sad to lose senior pastors but eventually it just becomes their time to move on as the good Lord leads them. In my 20+ years as a church goer I've seen churches make a massive decline after a major change of leadership. I'm not sure how the new senior pastor will do in his role but this church is already small in size so I'm skeptic this lovely church will survive such a major transition but heck the legend is that God is a miracle worker right? Guess we'll see but it breaks my heart that pretty much ALL the old church leaders have moved on over recent years and the old senior pastor & wife moving on recently was the final nail in the coffin for this small church. This church is in my opinion working to re-establish itself with all brand new leadership. I don't even think the elders of the church have been around too long because all the elders of yesteryear have long gone. I miss so many of those wonderful people of God!

A Reform Congregation in Poughkeepsie. Founded in 1848. Warm, welcoming. Active in the community…read more Lots to like.

Friendly , welcoming, accepting community , wonderful rabbi , can't say enough good things about…read moreher and the entire congregation. The temple as a whole is active in the community and there are many classes available to both adults and children , group festivities. Let me not forget to say that the services , the sermons and the cantor are exceptional.

Very welcoming atmosphere, and the service is not heavy and lasts about an hour. After that there…read moreis a fellowship meal together that feels like a big family. I especially like to listen to pastor Todd, he brings such a positive and joyful atmosphere to the service. I also like the way they spread the hymns across the service and if you come earlier (9AM), you can listen to the choir rehearsal and the pipe organ for half an hour! Overall I think it is a great church with so much history, and if you are lucky enough to get a tour of the church and the clock tower and the massive bell, you will learn so much about it and love every second of it.

The weather was perfect, for the Greek cultural festival weekend…read more We've been coming here for several years. Lamb shanks are back on the menu! It comes with rice, it's quite filling; combine it with an ice cold beer; and you've got a winning combination to enjoy, under the tent, listening to Greek music. There seem to be more vendors, now, with a wider variety of goods. Plenty of seating under the tent. Parking is a bit of a problem.

This review is going towards the annual Poughkeepsie Greek Festival, held twice a year in June and…read moreSeptember, Friday - Sunday. I visited for the second time, and the first and last time I went was in June 2019. The layout consists of a big tent with many tables to eat and vendors selling various products. They also host events, such as a band and even dances, hosted by the church. The menu is extensive and offers many choices. The gyro is the highlight, with beef, lamb, or chicken options. Another big item is the French fries and Greek fries (which are very good). They also provide desserts and drinks, including alcohol. Check the menu for even more items. I was impressed with the gyro chicken, which was very tasty and messy (as all of them are), and the Greek fries. Also, be aware of some prices, as they've increased. Parking can be a nightmare, so be prepared to have patience, as I did at early dinner time. It was fun, busy, and lively.