Do not rent from these people. I mean unless you want to pay your rent on a certain date and have…read moreit sit in the mailbox for 4 days, but have the landlord 'angry texting' you at all hours that he never received it. Maybe the best part of this apartment is the sulfur water: it comes out gray/black only sometimes but it always ALWAYS smells like rotten eggs. You can't drink it or cook with it because the smell still stays on the food you boiled in it. And forget watering your plants or giving water to your animals. Also it is a tiny apartment and the landlord believes that you as the renter of this small apartment should pay for the oil for the entire church! My husband is in the military and is away and this "pastor" has told me to vacate the premises immediately because I refuse to pay a bill without seeing it. Just be warned please, I wish someone had been there to warn me.

Coming from a bigger more structured church this is a cultural shift for me.Everyone was warm and…read morewelcoming and was sure to include and engage me in conversation. Pastor is a gentle man with a warm smile his wife is passionate and holy ghost driven. Filling me in on all they are involved in .amen.Planning on going back.

As sort of a miscellaneous stop-by today on my way at Bard (before dealing with some Uber riders),…read moreI stopped in here. I figured I needed to stop in. Although I generally stop-in at my local church in Red Hook, NY nearby, I figured I'd stop in here. I found it a terrific site to take a second breather. The doors were left open and so I headed in to pray. And although I'd rather not discuss what I prayed for, I can say this: some of the words I used were "I know you work miracles, but I need a miracle right now, and asked if He could lead me into the right direction." On my way out, I was about to sign the guest log, but I didn't have a pen on me. I went searching through a few places but couldn't locate one. With what seemed like no one around to help or greet me, I felt lost. I noticed the scotch tape and various knick-knacks left behind from those needing this places services. Now, I don't generally have too much time to get down on certain weekend days for mass, so I don't know how well mass is served here, however, from the looks of the sign on the door just as you come in (on the paper reminder sign) and seeing the amount of chairs inside the place, it must not have many congregants to foster it....Don't let this churches beauty go to ruins as you let things lapse over time. I liked the way the place looked and although the mass reminder said this was a Christian church chapel, I found it oddly unique that the Holy Table area was set up as if the place was devoted to Lutheran religions. Outside of that, the place is rather well kept-up. Yes, it's got it's places where dust is starting to collect and there are what looks to be like permanent locks on some fold-down drawers of some pianos/organs, but overall, still something worthwhile to go check out. I was oddly confused. Normally when I attend a church sit-down to pray, I generally have the genuflector in front of me - but this place is different. There are just chairs and no genuflectors here. There was only one genuflector on the one side of the chapel, but it wasn't tied to any certain chair, and that was rather awkward.