Pawling Avenue United Methodist Church - Troy (NY)

Jeanrobert Theodule Very energetic environment. Lifts your spirit.

Mark Robert I love this Pastor David Martin. Wonderful music. I took healing there 3 course of 13 weeks. On Healing and also another course called Alpha tracing Jesus all the way back proving his existence. Each time we attended a class a free dinner was offered. The classes were awesome. Several people got healed. Cancer, M.S. blindness and deafness. The healing just took place without fuss or anything. God validated this Pastors ministry is very definitely real. I like that he has not only morning but a Sunday evening service at 5.30 pm .

John Ette Wonderful and loving people. Great Sabbath School and Church service. Delicious potluck after.

Espyn Horton Christ Church is the best, tolerant of all people regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identification, age, you name it. I think we are one of the very few congregations that are FULLY tolerant. As we say at Christ Church...Open Doors...Open Minds

Jeremy Wrobel I been going to this church 4 6.5 years and I have learned alot from the teaching. The leaders are very well trained and very friendly . The people are great made me feel welcome once I came in the church. They teach from the bible and welcome all kind of people. I would recommend this church. If you looking for some change and how to live right this church is perfect. Every need is met. And the amazing thing is God shows up all the time and we have a great time in the lord.

Javier Edwards Pastor Mitch and his wife truly have a heart for God and a heart for the people of Troy. God will touch you at Victory Chapel Troy.

christopher beattie A good place to worship with a great community. Fr Ed always gives a great homily.

Laura Sanderson Nice family church. Great people.

Thomas Miller In the early 1840s, Mary Warren founded a church.
A quiet plot. Stone laid by hand. Purpose in every line. By 1844, her son, Nathan B. Warren, raised the nave.
Alexander Jackson Davis designed it—simple Gothic lines, tall windows, deep light. In late 1848, a chancel took shape.
Richard Upjohn’s work. Clean arches. Still air.
It was dedicated in January, 1849. Cold outside. Warm candlelight within. Two years earlier, in 1846, voices filled the space—
America’s first full choral service in an Episcopal church. In 1863, just south of the church, the Mary Warren Free Institute rose. A simple building. For music. For faith. For learning to sing the sacred.

Paul Rees-Rohrbacher Warm welcome and good compliments. The sanctuary is nice and modern in style.