St. Andrews Episcopal Church - Albany (NY)

B. Jennings Wonderful fellowship and great service.

Renee Malo My husband and I have been going to Capital Church for 8 years. It is a warm and friendly church that does many good works in our community and across the globe. Every Sunday, Dr. J shares wisdom and lessons from the Bible that feed the soul. The church has just moved to 1222 Troy-Schenectady Rd (the old Martin Harding and Mazzoti building). Give it a try it might just be the church for you too.

Angelina Ufomba This has been my home church for a number of years,love the word and the teaching!!!

The Tourist Trip This place has been a beacon to the city of Albany showing others what loving your community and neighbors looks like in the most simple and practical ways. I found these guys through a Serve Albany brochure at a local coffee shop. They have been bringing together volunteers to serve this city through different non profit partners. I have found this place to be a open, welcome and safe space to explore my in faith tradition with others who are seeking a God far beyond the feeble limitations of our collective understanding and knowledge. Shout out to Jon, the pastor, who has assisted in helping shape this vision.

James M Smith We drop off some food to help others Very nice place

Ingrid OBrien Pastor Rex gives sermons that will reach out to you at just the right time in your life. I sometimes feel like hes in my head, and knows what is troubling me.

Gui Su Beautiful church right across the street from the hotel we stayed. To getting in you need to ring the bell at the door by the parking lot and someone will let you in. Well thats what we did when the church was "close" while inside look around and you will find interesting objects and pieces..

Michael Braunstein This church does a ton of social action to help the poor, the sick, the hungry, and the stranger living among us. Really amazing place.

David Wyckoff motivated going there, has interpreter for deaf and hard of hearing. great ppl great service.

Matt Stromberg A true treasure of the capital district. This is a beautiful place of worship, like something lifted out of Europe, and a wonderful place of Christian community. The Cathedral Men and Boys Choir is not to missed. You absolutely need to come and hear them perform on Sunday morning, Evensong, or one of their many concerts and events. The Cathedral has a history of great leadership and the current dean, Leander Harding, is no exception. The preaching and liturgy is top quality and the lectures and guest speakers are always exceptional. Do yourself a favor and visit this historic yet vibrant cathedral.