Paradise Baptist Church
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CHURCH DIRECTORYHarlem / Hamilton Heights / Sugar Hill explore visiting favorite add to favorites A Abyssinian Baptist Church132 W 138Th StNew York, New York 10030212-862-7474 Advent Lutheran Church2504 BroadwayNew York, New York 10025212-866-2100 Advent Sabbath Church255 W 131St StNew York, New York 10027212-926-8694 African Methodist Episcopal Church99 Claremont Ave # 221UNew York, New York…

Memorial Baptist Church Central Harlem schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites Founded November 10, 1935, Memorial Baptist Church is celebrating its 70th year of being committed to Christ and connected to Community. As stated in our Constitution, Memorial’s mission is to give visible form to the mission, faith and fellowship to…

Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, The Morningside Heights event events (9) schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites As the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world founded in 1892, the trustees of the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine conceived its mission to be a house of prayer…

Saint Philip’s Episcopal Church Central Harlem schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites Since 1809, St. Philip’s Church-through its clergy and congregation, its tradition and service, its goals and dreams-has been an institution of major spiritual and civic importance in the Harlem community. The current building is the fourth home of the…

Convent Avenue Baptist Church West Harlem / Hamilton Heights / Sugar Hill event events (1) schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites Convent Avenue Baptist Church was founded on February 4, 1942 by Dr. John W. Saunders, formerly pastor of the Walker Memorial Baptist Church. Two years earlier, Dr. Saunders, already…

Abyssinian Baptist Church Central Harlem schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites In 1808, a few African-Americans, armed with their faith in Jesus and strengthened by mercies already seen, left the worship service of the First Baptist Church of New York City. These African-Americans, accompanied by a group of Ethiopian merchants, were…