Presbyterian Churches in New York

The First Presbyterian Church of Lewiston is an active, family-friendly, and service-oriented congregation that shares God's love by giving back to our local community. Since our founding in 1817, we have a legacy of traditional Protestant worship and a longstanding commitment to community engagement.

Bedford Presbyterian Church (1872) is a Presbyterian church in Bedford, Connecticut, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

Brookfield Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Manorville, New York, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is committed to welcoming God’s Word and engaging in issues of social justice through Reformed theology. The church supports the full dignity and humanity of all individuals, celebrating diverse identities and advocating for marginalized communities.

The Presbytery of New York City embodies God's gracious love in Jesus Christ through its ministries, partnerships, and service to the community, striving to grow in faith and size so that all may experience the Good News of Jesus Christ.

First Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Randolph, Pennsylvania, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

The Pure Presbyterian New York Church is a Presbyterian church located in Jamaica, New York, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

First Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Cazenovia, Ontario, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

First Presbyterian Church of Marlboro offers in-person worship services and maintains an active online presence through their YouTube page.

Grace Church is a Presbyterian church in Rochester, New York, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.