Saint Marks United Methodist Church
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Church of Mount Carmel: Our Lady of Mount Carmel Shrine of East Harlem East Harlem (El Barrio) explore visiting favorite add to favorites The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at 115th Street is the first Italian Parish. At one time more than 500,000 people attended the feast of Our Lady of Mount…

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…

Saint Michael’s Episcopal Church Morningside Heights explore visiting favorite add to favorites St. Michael’s Church was founded as a summer church on its present site in 1807 by New York City residents who lived “in town” five miles to the south. What is now the northern end of the Upper West Side was then…

Saint Luke African Methodist Episcopal Church West Harlem / Hamilton Heights / Sugar Hill schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites Pastor: Rev. Stephen A. Green As an activist and pastor, Rev. Green leads with radical love in action through his ministry at The Luke NYC, St. Luke African Methodist Episcopal Church,…

Riverside Church Morningside Heights schedule hours explore visiting favorite add to favorites Located on the Upper West Side, on the edge of the Morningside and Harlem communities of New York City, the edifice is modeled after the 13th Century gothic cathedral in Chartres, France. Its gothic tower stands as a beacon to the…

St. Thomas the Apostle Central Harlem explore visiting favorite add to favorites This Harlem church, St. Thomas the Apostle, is an exquisite piece of neo-Gothic architecture, its spiky terra-cotta crown resembling a wedding cake. Finished in 1907, the church first served Irish parishioners and then a black congregation that waned and withered, its Sunday…