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Landmark early-20th-century church featured in films like "Arthur," with choir & organ concerts.
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Was here on Thursday evening for the Riverside Choral Society’s annual winter concert. Have never been inside the church before. Very impressive architecture
That My sanctified Holy Ground Where my Devine strength is located.
You can always come daily in Manhattan from 5:00-7:00 P.M. and receive a package of free prepared meals for those in need of food. Very good food sets, every day a different assortment, sushi, sandwiches, potatoes with chicken meat, ready-made fresh salads.
Very kind, helpful, sympathetic, honest believers work here.
All the best and good luck in life ....
Very kind, helpful, sympathetic, honest believers work here.
All the best and good luck in life ....
The services were amazing and the people friendly!
Fabulous interiors. A beautiful place for worship, in a style seldom seen in the area. It looks very old but I think it's not really old, not even 200 years old, if I am not mistaken. I used to come here regularly over 15 years ago on Sundays. It's close to the subway station so it's accessible. Tonight we were here for music performance, which was awesome. It was packed that Friday night.
St. Bart’s is a very welcoming community and they host many events. The building is historic and beautiful. Liturgically they are a broad church.
I found this church during the height of the Covid Pandemic, in which I was home bound, and could not attend my local church in Atlanta. Through the outreach program at St. Bart’s Church, NY, NY, I found this spiritually-based, egalitarian church via television broadcasting throughout America (and perhaps elsewhere). All of the clergy are exceptionally kind and intelligent. This is a love-based church, as Jesus had taught us all to be in reaching for God.
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