101. St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral, New York The Cathedral of St. Vartan in new york City is a reconstruction of churches in Armenia that were built during the Middle Ages. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/medny/stvartan1.html

Medieval New York Page Saint Vartan Armenian Cathedral 2nd Avenue @ E. 34th Street by Celeste Fay [cfay@murray.fordham.edu] An Armenian Cathedral in New York St. Vartan Cathedral is the first cathedral of the Armenian Apostolic Church to be constructed in North America. It is located in New York City on the corner of Second Avenue and Thirty-forth street. It was built to resemble The Cathedral of Holy Etchmiadzin [or here for image], the world's first cruciform church, built in the fourth century and still standing in Armenia. St. Vartan's was consecrated on April 28, 1968 by His Holiness Vasken I, Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of all Americans. The Architecture EXTERIOR The cathedral has an L-shaped composition framing an entrance court of 114 feet long by 72 feet wide. It is elevated five feet above street level. It is sheathed in limestone with one story granite base and exterior staircase. The main entrance faces a spacious plaza. The Design above the door to main entrance depicts images of Saint Vartan, the Brave. It is patterned after similar designs found on the exterior of the ancient Armenian Church on the island of Aghtamar in Lake Van. The image on the right depicts St. Vartan, receiving the blessing of His Holiness Catholicos Hovsep. The image on the left depicts his military and peaceful natures. The helmet at the left foot shows the military nature, and the animal on his right represents his peaceful nature.

102. Medieval Saints With New York City Churches back to Medieval new york. Medieval Saints With new york City churches. (Alphabetical). Note that this is not a complete list of church dedications in new york. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/medny/halsall1.html

[back to Medieval New York Medieval Saints With New York City Churches (Alphabetical) By Paul Halsall As well as through architecture, Medieval Europe impinges on New York through the many churches dedicated to medieval saints. This is a listing of the saints [counting "medieval saint" as a saint who lived between 312 (the end of the Roman persecutions) until 1517 (the beginning of the Protestant Reformation). All medieval saints have been included - Catholic, Orthodox and, in one case, Protestant. I have also tried to suggest why particular medieval saints are commemorated in New York. Some were simply universally popular, others - I speculate, reflect the antiquarian concerns of educated Anglican clerics, but by far the commonest reason was that the saint was identified with some national grouping. In the case of Roman Catholic churches the practice of allowing non-territorial "national parishes" accentuated this type of naming choice. There never were "Irish national parishes", but the Irish so dominated the RC Church in New York that many territorial parishes functioned as Irish parishes. Note that this is not a complete list of church dedications in New York. Biblical and early martyrs do not figure, nor do saints of the Counter-Reformation and after.

103. NYG&B: The German Churches Of Metropolitan New York The German churches of Metropolitan new york — A Research Guide by Richard Haberstroh, Ph.D., CG. This pioneering work should be http://www.nygbs.org/info/gcmny.html

by Richard Haberstroh, Ph.D., C.G. For addresses outside the U.S., please contact us Ordering Information The German Churches of Metropolitan New York catalog.pdf If you don't already have Acrobat Reader, a free copy can be downloaded from Adobe Adobe, Acrobat, and the Acrobat logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems, Incorporated. Home About Information Resources Educational Resouces ... Terms and Conditions Last updated: January 14, 2003 E-mail: publications@nygbs.org

104. Chinese Christian Churches And Bible Study Group - New York, USA Chinese Christian Fellowship at Rensseloer. Chinese For Christ new york Church. Brooklyn Chinese Baptist Church, new york. Cornell Chinese Bible Study Group. http://www.ccim.org/ChurchCBS/USA/NewYork.html

New York Chinese Christian Church of Greater Albany First Ithaca Chinese Christian Church Oversea Chinese Mission (OCM) Binghamton Chinese Christian Church 3701 Old Vestal Road Vestal, NY 13850 Asian Assembly of God Rochester Chinese Christian Church Cantonese Christian Fellowship at Columbia University Hong Kong Christian Fellowship at Cornell University The Assembly in Christ in New York Chinese Christian Youth Fellowship (CCYF) Meeting Place: 549 West 123rd Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave.) Suite MA (Intercom 101) New York, New York 10027 E-mail: ccyf@ccyf-ny.org Syracuse Chinese Assembly, NY 3112 Midland Ave., Syracuse, NY Phone: Columbia University - Cantonese Christian Fellowship, New York, USA Chinese Christian Fellowship at Rensseloer Chinese For Christ New York Church Brooklyn Chinese Baptist Church, New York. Cornell - Chinese Bible Study Group. Cornell - Hong Kong Christian Fellowship. Columbia Chinese Bible Study Group The Reformed Church of Newtown, at Queens, New York City, NY

105. Finnish Churches In North America Finnish churches in North America new york. Last modified . new york - Baptist A Swedish Finn church founded Oct 3, 1905. The church was dissolved in 1909. http://www.genealogia.fi/church/churchnye.htm

Finnish Churches in North America - New York Last modified Please send comments, corrections and updates to leif.mether genealogia.fi. Athens - National A Finnish congregation In Catskill along Hudson River. Worked for over 30 years. Joined the Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church in 1926. No church building. 18 members in 1949. [Source: Kansalliskirkko 1949, p. 349-350] Barnes Corner - Apostolic ("Independent") American church, founded by F. N. Prounty. Also called "Adams". Preachers Joseph Freeman Bronx Svensk-Finska Evangeliska Bethlehemsförsamlingen i Bronx A Swedish Finn church founded in 1902 (with praying activity in Bronx and Harlem since 1897). A church was rented in 1904 and was bought in 1907. Pastors M. Josefson J. Tinell A. Hällis E. O. Hedberg V. Öblom F. R. Malm Deputies: V. Öblom Borgendahl A. L. Anderson E. Holmblad [Source: Silfversten 1931, p. 232-234] Bronx Svensk-Finska Lutherska församlingen i Bronx A Swedish Finn church founded Jan 1, 1919 when the "Lutherska Johannesförsamlingen i Brooklyn" was divided. A church building was bought in 1927. A total of 412 members in 1930.

106. Calvary Chapel Fellowship Churches - NEW YORK NAVIGATION OPTIONS CALVARY HOMEPAGE FELLOWSHIP churches new york. Fellowship churches. Auburn, Calvary Chapel Auburn, Fred Thompson. http://www.calvarychapel.com/affiliates/ny.htm

NAVIGATION OPTIONS: CALVARY HOMEPAGE FELLOWSHIP CHURCHES NEW YORK Fellowship Churches Auburn Calvary Chapel Auburn Fred Thompson Bath Calvary Chapel Bath James Coots Bethpage Calvary Chapel of Hope Claude Stauffer Bronx Calvary Chapel of Agape Carlos Ortiz Brooklyn Horizon Christian Fellowship John Connors Central Islip Calvary Chapel Central Islip Bruce Schroer East Groveland Calvary Chapel Genesee Valley Kirk Dudek Elmira Heights Calvary Chapel Twin Tiers Larry Galletti Farmington Calvary Chapel Finger Lakes Bil Gallatin Goshen Calvary Chapel Orange County Owen Ridgeley Holbrook Calvary Chapel Holbrook Kevin Henesy Kirkville Berean Calvary Chapel Frank Thomas Lancaster Calvary Chapel of the Niagara Frontier Mark Siena Newark Calvary Chapel Newark Richard Watson New York City Harvest Christian Fellowship Mike Finizio Poughkeepsie Calvary Chapel Hudson Valley Robert Hargraves Rochester Calvary Chapel Bristol Hills Robert Morgan Rochester Calvary Chapel Fairport/Macedon Cartie Carpenter Rochester Calvary Chapel Greece Robert Chappell Rochester Calvary Chapel Lighthouse Ministries Matthew Reda Rochester Calvary Chapel South Side Christopher Terenzi Rochester Calvary Chapel Rochester Geoff Brede Rochester Calvary Chapel Webster Ray Tomkins Rochester Koinonia Fellowship Ray Viola Saratoga Springs Adirondack Christian Fellowship Richard Cohen Schenevus Calvary Chapel of the Hills Robert Baltodano Spencerport Calvary Chapel Westside Henry Tomasso Syracuse Calvary Chapel Syracuse Ken Lang Wolcott David Kellogg Yonkers Calvary Chapel Westchester Charlie Restivo

107. New York New Church At the new york Swedenborgian Church we are building a congregation of people who faith If you have found the teachings of traditional churches difficult to http://www.newyorknewchurch.org/

This page has been accessed a great many times. "Now it is permitted to enter with understanding into the truths of faith." The New Church (Swedenborgian) has existed as a congregation in New York City since 1832, and has been at its present site 1859. At the New York Swedenborgian Church we are building a congregation of people who want an exciting and modern Christian faith If you have found the teachings of traditional churches difficult to understand, or seek a more positive approach to religion, the New Church may be what you are looking for. For over two hundred years the New Church has proposed a bold, forward looking Christian faith which encourages people to think for themselves, while also offering personally enriching answers to life's greatest questions The New York church , located at 112 E. 35th St. in the historic district of Murray Hill , From September to June holds Sunday services at 11 AM, preceded by Bible study at 10, now covering The Heavenly City: A Spiritual Guidebook ; and an adult discussion group on Wednesday evening at 7, now covering The Gospel of Mary Magdalene . For schedule of services, write to

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109. New York City Churches Continue September 11 Response new york City churches Continue September 11 Response. By Linda Bloom. 11 response of new york Conference churches is available by contacting the Rev. http://gbgm-umc.org/umcor/loveupdate/nychurchescontinue.cfm

Search GBGM About UMCOR GBGM Worship Resources Feature Stories ... U.S.A. New York City Churches Continue September 11 Response By Linda Bloom Date: August 6, 2002 Nine months after the Sept. 11 attacks, Cheryl Holt-Andrews asked the children at the after-school program at Tremont United Methodist Church to write – or, if they were under 5, draw – about their feelings of the events of that day. She was horrified that, months later, the children still drew pictures of the World Trade Center's twin towers under attack by airplanes and engulfed in flames. "That had the most impact on me," she says. "The older children, they can talk about it; these (younger) children have been holding it in all this time." Tremont, in the Bronx, is one of the many United Methodist churches in New York City's five boroughs that are continuing to respond to people affected by the events of Sept. 11. The denomination's New York Annual (regional) Conference has allocated $1 million in grants to help fund local church programs. The conference received the money from the United Methodist Committee on Relief's " Love in the Midst of Tragedy " Sept. 11 fund-raising appeal.

110. New York Stories - The LimoTour Inc. CONCERTS FOR FREE Many of new york s churches offer excellent free concerts. Always call to check on time changes. Here are some of my favorites ST. http://www.limotours.com/tips.htm

TIPS on NEW YORK MOST POPULAR SIGHTSEEING SITES STATUE OF LIBERTY Weekends are busier than weekdays. The best time to go is early in the morning. Take the first boat out if possible. Stay on the right side of the ferry boat for the best pictures as you approach the Statue of Liberty. Another great picture: As the ferry boat leaves Manhattan, you will have a great view of the Manhattan skyline from the back of the boat. Make sure you know when the ferry boat goes back to Ellis Island and the city and get on line a little earlier. Miss the boat and you have another 45 minute wait. Utilize our special Drop-off and we will pick you up in our limo and drive you to Battery Park. CIRCLE LINE BOAT CRUISE AROUND MANHATTAN ISLAND Sit on the left side of the boat to always face Manhattan. Excellent time to have a picnic (if you do not like hot dogs on a boat). Bring your sandwiches with you. EMPIRE STATE BUILDING Best times to avoid the lines is early in the day or around 6PM (just when the city lights start coming up). The LIMOTOUR can get you discount tickets for the ESB and Skyride.

111. The Unofficial Directory Of Eastern Catholic Churches In New York (NY) The Unofficial Directory of Eastern Catholic churches in new york (NY). Please report additions, corrections, or problems to hrycak@crosslink.net. http://www.crosslink.net/~hrycak/ch_indx/us-ny.html

The Unofficial Directory of Eastern Catholic Churches in New York (NY) Please report additions, corrections, or problems to hrycak@crosslink.net The format for the parishes is: Parish name (Rite-Jursidiction) Address, Phone Number other information Main Index St. Michael's Home Page Last Modified on 8 August 1999 Amherst St. Stephen (Byzantine - Ruthenian/Passaic) 620 Ayer Road, Amherst, NY, 14221, Phone: (716) 688-9290 Amsterdam St. Nicholas (Byzantine - Ukrainian/Stamford) 22 Pulaski St., Amsterdam, NY 12010, Phone: (315) 823-4474 Auburn Ss. Peter and Paul (Byzantine - Ukrainian/Stamford) 134 Washington St., Auburn, NY 13021, Phone: (315) 252-5573 Ballston Spa Protection of the Mother of God Mission (Byzantine - Ruthenian/Passaic) Ballston Spa, NY, 12225, Phone: (518) 642-2884 Binghamton Holy Spirit (Byzantine - Ruthenian/Passaic) 360 Clinton Street, Binghamton, NY, 13905, Phone: (607) 797-2122 Bronx St. Mary Protectress (Byzantine - Ukrainian/Stamford) 1745 Washington Ave., Bronx,, NY 10457 , Phone: (212) 731-9392 St. Mary's Malankara Catholic Missiion of Greater New York

112. Local Catholic Church History And Catholic Ancestors - New York Guiding links for genealogical and historical research of Catholic churches and Catholic ancestors in new york. Local http://home.att.net/~Local_Catholic/CatholicUS-NewYorkNY.htm

Local Catholic Church History and Catholic Ancestors New York The geographic area of New York is in the ecclesiastical province of New York which includes the Archdiocese of New York (New York) and Dioceses of Albany Brooklyn Buffalo Ogdensburg ... Rockville Centre and Syracuse (New York). A portion of Suffolk County (Fishers Island) is within the Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut . See Map The Armenian-Rite apostolic exarchate for the U.S. and Canada is also located in New York. Genealogical and Diocese Research Local Catholic Church History Catholic Biographies Do you have a site to add to link? Return to: USGenWeb Contact: Webweaver Using the map as a reference to the diocesan jurisdictions, select the area you wish to research from the list below, or select HERE to see a list of counties within each diocese: Archdiocese of New York Diocese of Albany Diocese of Brooklyn Diocese of Buffalo Diocese of O gdensburg Diocese of Rochester Diocese of Rockville Centre Diocese of Syracuse For Fishers Island, Suffolk County, NY see: Diocese o f Norwich

113. CrossSearch Category: New York new york. Christian churches in new york, organized by city. new york categories. more. Iglesia Nueva Vida, new york Hispanic church in new york. more. http://www.crosssearch.com/Churches_and_Denominations/Churches/Churches_by_Locat

Home About Submit a Site FAQ ... United States New York Christian churches in New York, organized by city. New York categories Afton Akron Albany Bay Shore ... Yorktown Heights 45 site listings Affirmation Presbyterian Church Overview of the Ministry of Affirmation Presbyterian Church [ more Agape Full Gospel Fellowship Agape Full Gospel Fellowship [ more Amherst Baptist Church You're among friends at Amherst Baptist Church, a Southern Baptist congregation in Amherst, NY. We love to serve and worship together, so come and join us, there is a special place here just for you! [ more Anchor Christian Church non-denominational churchJesus is Lord! [ more Berean Bible Church A fundamental, non-denominational church reaching Cortland and Dryden, NY. [ more Church of the Lord Jesus Christ's Home Page, The Our goal is to be a beacon of light in a dark, dark world by proclaiming the Gospel of salvation. [ more Community Of Hope Lutheran Church Located in the picturesque city of Canandaigua, our members are dedicated to evangelism and the worship of God. [ more Denton Presbyterian ChurchNew Hampton, New York

114. Metro New York: Get Involved - Churches school supplies, building supplies, toiletries and other necessities to children and families in need in the greater new york area, through churches like yours http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/wvususfo.nsf/stable/metroNY-v51-getinvch

Search this site by keyword: // Place default DV campaign within quotes below, otherwise leave blank var campaignID = ""; var setPopunder; setPopunder = -1; writeWVcookies(setPopunder, campaignID); Churches "The body is a unit though it is made up of many parts… If one part suffers every part suffers with it, if one part is honored, every part rejoices with it. Now you are the body of Christ and each one of you is a part of it". 1 Corinthians 12: 12, 26-27 We Are The Body of Christ When one part suffers we all suffer. World Vision wants to help your church serve those who suffer in your congregation and in your community by coming alongside you and enhancing your ability to serve them. We can support a youth outreach worker at your church, or provide children and families in need with the basic necessities of life. But the body of Christ is spread throughout the world, and many parts are suffering. World Vision wants to be a bridge to children and families in the poorest countries of the world , that your church may extend Christ's love to them. That they too may know the love of Christ. Here are some ways we can work together: Prayer Hope Sunday Ministering to the Needs of your Congregation Ministering to the Needs of your Community ... International Programs Prayer Please keep World Vision and the millions of children we serve around the world in your prayers, especially the children orphaned and impacted by AIDS in Africa.

115. Churches - Town Of Wilna, New York St James’ Church The first Catholic Church in Northern new york was built 1818 in Carthage on a lot given to society by Mr. LeRay. http://www.nnygenealogy.com/wilnaChurches.htm

The following information was extracted from Evert's History of Jefferson County, NY 1797 to 1878. St James’ Church The first Catholic Church in Northern New York was built 1818 in Carthage on a lot given to society by Mr. LeRay . The first trustees were: Claudius S. Quillard , Edward Galvin , John Finley , James and Vincent LeRay , John Deley , and James Walsh . For years many of the Catholics of Watertown attended this church. Methodist Episcopal Church As early as 1820, the Methodist churches itinerate visited this locality. The first members were: Jesse Penfield , Benjamin G. Paddock , Isaac Puffer , Elisha Wheeler , ND Nathaniel Salisbury Towns of Carthage, Champion, Copenhagen, Pinckney, Tylerville, and Denmark formed one circuit, and belonged to Gouverneur District. The first board of trustees were: E. Horr , Hiram L. Chambers , Allen Peck , Joel P. Rice , Enenezer Wheeler , Willard Bartlett , William L. Chambers , Nelson Rulison and Joel Miller Grace Church At first occasional services were held, in connection with the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States, by the rectors of Trinity church, Watertown. In 1867 a church building was consecrated. This church has two missions in Champion and Copenhagan. H. W. Hammond , George L.

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117. Metropolitan Community Churches To Challenge New York Clergy Marriage Law Metropolitan Community churches to Challenge new york Clergy Marriage Law. new york, Mar. 17 /PRnewswire/ . new york, March 17 /PRnewswire/ The Rev. http://news.findlaw.com/prnewswire/20040317/17mar2004015243.html

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119. Churches In Schroon Lake, New York NY 12870 518532-7770 Sunday Service 1000am SonRise Lutheran Church 8260 US The Schroon Lake Chamber of Commerce PO Box 726 Schroon Lake, new york 12870 Phone http://www.schroonlake.org/churches.htm

Spring Summer Fall Winter ... Contact Us Schroon Lake Churches We have compiled a list of all churches and worship schedules in the Schroon Lake Area. Believers United Christian Church 603 US Route 9 (Wayfarer Motel Office) Schroon Lake, NY 12870 Sunday Service: 9:30am Wednesday Bible Study: 7:30pm info@believersunited.com Mountainside Bible Chapel 165 US Route 9 Schroon Lake, NY 12870 Wed. Service: 7:00pm Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 1114 US Route 9 Schroon Lake, NY 12870 Saturday Service: 4:30pm Sunday Service: Winter - 10:30am ollslny@cptelco.net St. Andrews Episcopal Church Route 9 Schroon Lake, NY 12870 Sunday Service: 9:00am Thursday Service: 10:00am Schroon Lake Community Church 1086 US Route 9 Schroon Lake, NY 12870 Sunday Service: 10:00am SonRise Lutheran Church 8260 US Route 9 Pottersville, NY 12860

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