Cathedral of St. Sava

St. James’ exists to invite people into the knowledge and love of God through Christ. We help you grow in faith, whatever your age and wherever you are in your journey.

St. Mary's Church is the first church in New York City dedicated to Mary Mother of God, celebrating its Bicentennial in 2026 and serving a multi-ethnic congregation.

First Hungarian Reformed Church of New York City, established in 1895, is a historic Hungarian Reformed congregation with deep roots in American immigrant history and Hungarian ecclesiastical traditions.

Fort Washington Presbyterian Church was founded in 1913 as a result of a merger between West and Park Presbyterian Churches, serving a diverse community since its inception, including Spanish-language services since 1948.

America's oldest United Methodist church located in downtown NYC, founded in 1766 and featuring an on-site museum. A historic Christian congregation that invites all to worship in-person or online.

Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Church is the first Coptic Church in the United States, serving congregants in Jersey City and the surrounding areas. The church aims to faithfully shepherd its congregation and nourish them spiritually guided by the Bible and its ancient Orthodox traditions.

St. Nikola Macedonian Orthodox Church offers various activities for all ages and emphasizes community engagement through events and ministries.

St. John the Baptist Serbian Orthodox Church is an Orthodox congregation serving Paterson, New Jersey. Rooted in the apostolic tradition and the seven Ecumenical Councils, this church offers the beauty and depth of Orthodox worship.

Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox Cathedral is a central hub for the Orthodox Faith in Jersey City, serving the community under the Diocese of New York and New Jersey and the Orthodox Church in America since 1907.

Evangelismos Greek Orthodox Church is a parish dedicated to the worship and fellowship expressed through the life of the Orthodox faith, offering a supportive community for its members.