Wonderful church with 19th century Presbyterian influence. Somewhat sombre but incredibly deep and restorative atmosphere

Going back to 1875, this church was first on Cedar St downtown, serving a congregation formed in 1808. It has some remarkable credits to its past: theirs was the idea (and implementation) of the Sunday School where they enrolled more than eight hundreds children in...More

While walking along Fifth Avenue in NYC, I happened upon this stunningly beautiful church facility. I decided to enter and what the inside looked like. I was greeted by a very nice receptionist who encourage me to go into the church auditorium to view it....More

This is right on 5th avenue. It looks really old and has the feel of the old European churches. It only takes a couple minutes to take a look at it and is worth the time.

This church is a grand dame of 5th ave and rightly so. Still an active church with seating for 2000, a wonderful sounding (and looking!) organ, and lovely wood. Don't miss the two other little chapels if you can, and the art throughout. of course,...More