Trinity Presbyterian Church - Troy (NY)

Michael S. Jones Excellent for Congregational participation in worship, communion and good exposition of the Bible!

Myshchuk Taras Feel as a one family

Anna Zaderej Beautiful Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Father Vasyl is a great church priest. He welcomes warmly church goers. A must for Sunday mass. Thank you.

Mark Robert Tonight at Redeeming Love Gospel Church. I had been sick all week and really stayed away for everyone elses sake ,cold and flu. It is the yearly thing to do at redeeming love to pray and fast for the up coming year ahead . We are seeing results as they prayed for the next generation ,year after year. So proud of the youth of Redeeming Love Gospel Church. As other churches lay dying and youth do not return. Redeeming Love thrives . Thank you Father God for blessings bestowed and prayers answered.

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

Martin Toomajian Great food at the picnic. Cant wait till next year!

Dana Santiago I am clerk of session here. We are a welcoming more light congregation committed to feeding the hungry in body, soul and mind. I have been a member of this congregation for 16 years. Our pastors precious dog Aria even makes loving visits.

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.

Anthony Lewis I wish they would shovel their property a lot better than that put some salt down I know its there a bus stop but they got to clean the snow off that area so people dont get hit by a car and car is going to hit other people it is dangerous over there please put salt down please show me a little bit better when it snows

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.