Churches in New York, New York

St. John the Baptist is a Greek Orthodox Church in New York City dedicated to sharing the ancient and rich traditions of the Orthodox Church and inviting parishioners to participate in Orthodox spirituality and sacramental life.

Saint Gerasimos Greek Orthodox Church shares the Gospel of Christ in the Manhattan area and is committed to maintaining the tradition of Orthodox Christianity.

Saint Eleftherios Greek Orthodox Church is a historic Greek Orthodox parish in New York City, established in 1918, offering a place of spiritual refreshment and peaceful prayer in a serene atmosphere.

St. Dumitru Romanian Orthodox Church is a Romanian Orthodox parish in Manhattan, New York, part of the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America under the Orthodox Church of America.

A Greek Orthodox Christian church under the Direct Archdiocesan District, offering comprehensive Orthodox Christian education and traditional liturgical worship.

Sea of Galilee Church exists to make Jesus known and invites people to come as they are to experience fellowship, worship, and a life-changing message of hope. They help people discover an abundant and joyous life in Jesus through community and worship.

Saint Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church is a historic Byzantine-style parish in Washington Heights, Manhattan, dedicated to Orthodox Christian worship and community fellowship. The church is renowned for its exceptional Byzantine iconography and traditional Orthodox interiors.

Saints Anargyroi Greek Orthodox Church is a faithful community of Orthodox Christians located in Washington Heights, Manhattan, that welcomes all to worship and serves the larger New York metropolitan community through cultural offerings, beautiful music, and Byzantine worship services.

Saint Ignatius of Antioch is an Episcopal Church offering traditional liturgical worship with Low Mass, Solemn Mass, and daily office prayers. The parish emphasizes sacramental theology, biblical study, and classical Anglican worship practices.

Saint Cecilia and Holy Agony Church is a Catholic parish in Manhattan serving a bilingual community with masses in English and Spanish. The church is committed to sacramental life, religious education, and evangelization.

Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Protection is a welcoming Orthodox Christian community in the heart of New York City that serves as one of the main places of Orthodox worship in the city. The parish unites a diverse congregation of native New Yorkers, university students, transplants, and immigrants in their common faith in Jesus Christ.

Manhattan Vertical Church is a Korean-language church in Manhattan that prioritizes relationship with God and worship across all areas of life, emphasizing prayer, Spirit-filled ministry, biblical preaching, and missionary work.

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church is one of New York City's oldest Greek Orthodox communities, serving and supporting Greek newcomers since 1891.

St. Jean Baptiste Church is a Catholic parish located in New York, New York, united in the Eucharist and the teachings of the Church. The community gathers for worship, prayer, and service to others.

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery strives to embody the world we know is possible, focusing on love, justice, and belonging in chaotic times.

St. Paul & St. Andrew is an affirming and celebrating United Methodist Church on NYC's Upper West Side committed to radical welcome and putting progressive Christian values into action through dynamic worship and community engagement.

Redeemer Downtown is a Presbyterian church dedicated to living out its faith in New York City by gathering, learning, and serving together. They strive to create an inviting community open to all, while integrating historic practices of spiritual formation.

Parish of St. Vincent Ferrer and St. Catherine of Siena is a Catholic Church in NYC served by the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph. The church aims to bring the light of Christ to the Upper East Side community since its founding.

The Synod of Bishops of ROCOR is an administrative building housing two churches, focused on preserving Russian Orthodox traditions and culture since 1958.

Central Presbyterian Church is a welcoming community in New York City committed to building a strong faith community that enables people from diverse backgrounds to experience the transformative power of the gospel through biblical teaching, worship, and meaningful relationships, while providing a space for both believers and skeptics to investigate Christianity.