St Georges Episcopal Church - Schenectady (NY)

5 /5 Christine Shannon: Thank you so much to Fr. Tom, Organist Brian Taylor, and everyone else at St. George’s who helped us have a beautiful wedding day! We thoroughly enjoyed our sessions with Fr. Tom leading up to the wedding, and the ceremony was just perfect. We received so many compliments from our guests on the ceremony/church space. Furthermore, we have found a wonderful community in the St. George’s congregation.

5 /5 Theresa St. John: We were not there when the beautiful church was open - but we could hear music (organ?) beyond the doors. Property is gorgeous, well-kept. The graveyard area is beautiful - so many old stones, it was fun to wander through and read them! Im not sure why some stones stood against the walls of the church all the way around, I had never seen that before. Very very pretty spot, Id go back again.

5 /5 Stanisluas Katzcinski: I grew up going to a non denominational Christian Church. It was in a big, boring room with no history and folding chairs. The services were chaotic and eventually pushed me away from organized Christianity (to my mothers dismay). Its rare I visit churches, although this was my second time in St. Georges and I could certainly feel a spiritual heaviness tied in with the buildings history and beautiful architecture. The wedding service I was there for went off without a hitch and the Fathers were kind and helpful. I consider going to a service, for the first time in years.

5 /5 John Roberts: I was baptized at St George’s Church 81 years ago - during the War, and have lived in Florida for almost 50 years. My grandmother always told me I cried so loud at my baptism that I “raised the roof of old St George Church!” Still a very active Episcopalian & a parishioner of St John’s Cathedral in Jacksonville, Fl. God bless you all!

5 /5 Brian Taylor: I am pleased to be associated with this congregation. It offers a beautiful, reverent "high church" worship service every Sunday. It also has opportunities for education, fellowship and service to the wider community. Its priest is accessible and approachable. It is open minded but it does not compromise on the essentials of the Christian faith. An unpretentious and comfortable place for all.