Churches in New York, New Jersey

The Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity serves as the National Cathedral of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, supporting a thriving parochial school and offering a full schedule of divine services.

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.

Immanuel Lutheran Church is a traditional Lutheran congregation in Manhattan, rooted in the unchanging truth of Christ and committed to worship, service, and community in New York City.

First Chinese Presbyterian Church is a historic congregation located in New York City's Chinatown that welcomes both new and experienced Christians seeking to grow in faith, fellowship, and community. The church offers bilingual worship services in Chinese and English, along with various ministries and Bible study programs.

Part of the Episcopal Church, St. Bart's is an inclusive Christian community in the heart of Midtown NYC.

Crenshaw Christian Center East is committed to spreading the Gospel and fostering a deep personal relationship with God through prayer, worship, and faith-based activities.

Templo Biblico 126 is an evangelical Christian assembly founded in 1963 by Dominican brothers in Manhattan, dedicated to biblical teaching and gospel growth with a Spanish-speaking congregation.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church in West Harlem is an "I am not afraid" community of faith committed to pursuing justice and peace for the poor and oppressed, praying for the sick and lonely, and practicing the Gospel message on the unceded land of the Munsee & Lenni Lenape people.

Saint Luke's Lutheran Church is a congregation in the heart of Manhattan near Times Square that offers both in-person and livestreamed worship services. The church is committed to community outreach, including operating a soup kitchen that serves hot meals twice weekly.

Saint Thomas Episcopal Church is a historic Episcopal parish located on Fifth Avenue in New York City, offering liturgical worship and spiritual space for public prayer.

Salvation & Deliverance, a church in the heart of Harlem with a heart for the world, aims to share the love of Christ and the power of God that brings healing and deliverance to the total man.

Brick Church is a Presbyterian congregation in New York City committed to responding to God's word through public worship, spiritual development, and community outreach, shaped by its history and called to live out the scriptural roots of 'all are created equal.'

St. Philip's Church Harlem has been in ministry for more than 215 years, focusing on reclaiming their voice, renewing their spirit, and reviving their community.

Bethel Gospel Assembly is a multi-congregational ministry complex in Harlem offering worship services in English, Spanish, and French. The church serves as a spiritual hub with various ministries and prayer initiatives throughout the week.

The Father's Heart Ministries is a 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in 1997 that helps people move from dependency to dignity and poverty to prosperity through programs addressing hunger prevention, education, job training, and family support.

St. John's Lutheran Church is an open and affirming Lutheran Congregation in the ELCA, located in the heart of the West Village since 1855.