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Fragments that remain from the ministry of Maltbie Davenport Babcock, pastor Brick church, New York city, 1899-1901 by Maltbie D. 1858-1901 Babcock, Jessie B Goetschius, 2010-09-03 Personal forgiveness and public justice : a sermon preached in the Mercer Street Presbyterian Church, New York, April 23, 1865 by Robert Russell Booth 1830-1905, 1865-12-31 South Church Lectures; Discourses Upon Christian Doctrine. Delivered in the South Baptist Church, New York, on Sabbath Evenings, From January A nation in its sorrow: two sermons preached in Grace church, New York by Henry Codman Potter 1834-1908, 1881-12-31 The guileless Israelite: A sermon on occasion of the Death of Mr. Joseph Breuster, delivered in the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church. New York, June 29, 1851 by Asa D Smith, 1851 The immigrant church; New York's Irish and German catholics, 1815 - 1865. Foreword by Martin E. Marty. by Jay P Dolan, 1975 History of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York City, From 1808 to 1908 by Henry Wynans Jessup, 2010-03-26 The Policy of Trinity Parish: A Sermon Preached in Trinity Church, New York, On Low Sunday, April 18Th, 1909 by William Thomas Manning, 2010-06-13 A plea for the American Sunday,: A sermon preached at the request of the N.Y. Sabbath Committee, in Grace Church, New York, Sunday, May 19, 1878 by Henry Codman Potter, 1878 Lectures on the evidences of Christianity in the nineteenth century: Delivered in the Mercer street church, New York, January 21 to February 21, 1867, ... of the Union theological seminary by Albert Barnes, 2010-08-21 The Christian idea of civil government. A sermon preached in Trinity Church, New York, on the occasion of the Prov. Bishop's pastoral letter... by Francis Vinton, 2006-06-20 Exercises Of Dedication Of The Walcott Memorial Church, New York Mills, N. Y. February 8, 1882 (1883) by E. H. Roberts Publisher, 2010-09-10 Creation a Recent Work of God; By the Rector of St. Mary's Church, New York by Charles Coffin Adams, 2009-12-17 A Sermon Preached in Trinity Church, New-York, at the Funeral of the Right Reverend John Henry Hobar by Benjamin Tredwell Onderdonk, 2009-04-10

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81. NYG&B: The German Churches Of Metropolitan New York
    The German churches of Metropolitan new york — A Research Guideby Richard Haberstroh, Ph.D., CG. This pioneering work should be  
    http://www.nygbs.org/info/gcmny.html
    
    Extractions: by Richard Haberstroh, Ph.D., C.G. For addresses outside the U.S., please contact us Ordering Information The German Churches of Metropolitan New York catalog.pdf If you don't already have Acrobat Reader, a free copy can be downloaded from Adobe Adobe, Acrobat, and the Acrobat logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems, Incorporated. Home About Information Resources Educational Resouces ... Terms and Conditions Last updated: January 14, 2003

82. The Shepherd's House Open Bible Church - Queens, New York
    Ozone Park, new york (Open Bible churches). Spanish and English services. news, contact details, driving directions, calendar, information on ministries, multimedia, forum, FAQ, history, and beliefs.  
    http://host37.ipowerweb.com/~shepherd/

83. Historic Churches New York
    Location new york. Historic churches. Visit Online Highways' interactiveAmerican History project. A team of researchers is developing  
    http://www.ohwy.com/ny/h/histchur.htm

84. Mideast Baptist Conference
    Contains links to member churches, conference resources, events, and news. District includes churches in Ohio, Pennsylvania, new york, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, and Kentucky.  
    http://www.bgcmideast.com/

85. First Church In Albany Albany, New York (Historic Churches)
    As the oldest church in upstate new york, we are deeply committed to a diversecommunity. Find similar pages at Historic churches. 110 N Pearl St Albany NY.  
    http://www.ohwy.com/ny/f/fichalba.htm
    
    Extractions: Since 1642 we have been in ministry in the the city. As the oldest church in upstate New York , we are deeply committed to a diverse community. We worship every Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. with child care provided. During the summer months we also provide our unique drive-in worship at 9:00 a.m. The church's pulpit and weather vane dating from 1656. Self-guiding tours. Donations accepted. Click to go to First Church in Albany's own Web site. Find similar pages at Historic Churches Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Albany at Tripadvisor.com. Historical Average Weather Readings Current Weather and Forecasts for New York Traffic, Road and Highway Conditions for New York ... Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Albany at Tripadvisor.com. Manhattan's Luxury Suite Hotel in the Theatre District. Discount Hotel Rooms Fairs, Festivals, and Events ...

86. GETHSEMANE: EGLISE ADVENTISTE DU 7EME JOUR
    ‰glise Adventiste du Septi¨me Jour. Crown Heights, Brooklyn, newyork.  
    http://members.aol.com/sdainfoweb/churches/gethsemane/gethsemane.html
    
    Extractions: 357 Empire Blvd Brooklyn, New York (USA); Tel:718-467-4181, 467-0492 REPOSENT SUR VOUS TOUS! En fevrier 1983, un groupe de freres laiques haitiens ont decide d'ouvrir les portes de l'eglise de Gethsemane en vue d'adorer le Seigneur chaque Sabbat matin au travers de nos cultes d'adoration. Au fil du temps, nous avons juge bon de renover notre immeuble (Voir Projets Fund-Raising) . A cet effet, nous avons inaugure notre sanctuaire le 13 Mai 1989. De 1983 a 1997 plusieurs pasteurs ont oeuvre a Gethsemane: Naasson B. Prosper, Alourdin C. Benoit, Dr. Agniel Samson, Moab Honore, Fenelon Destin, Sammuel Doltenus, Dr. Louuis B. Metellus. Gethsemane est la plus grande eglise francophone de la GNC ou la seconde la plus vaste apres Hebron dans la diaspora haitienne de New York. Nous sommes membres de L'Eglise Adventiste Mondiale . Nous avons une societe de jeunesse tres active, une chorale exceptionnelle, un groupe de benevoles (universitaires ou professionels) qui enseignent gratuitement les matieres de base chaque dimanche matin afin d'aider nos etudiants de la classe secondaire au niveau junior de l'Universite. Nos cultes d'adoration se tiennent a un fort pourcentage en francais epices par le creole, la langue maternelle des Haitiens. Nous vous prions de nous ecrire ou nous visiter. Que Dieu vous benisse! PROJETS FUND-RAISING!

87. Welcome To The Hudson Baptist Association Website
    Covers the Greater Capital Area of new york, including Albany, Schenectady, Troy, and outlying areas. Presents partnership opportunities, ministries information, member churches, missions, newsletter, and staff directory.  
    http://www.hudsonbaptistassociation.org/
    
    Extractions: Highlights English as a Second Language Training Workshop URGENT PRAYER REQUEST click here Welcome to the Hudson Baptist Association website. We hope that you find it informative and useful in learning about us, our ministries, and how you can be involved in Christ's work in the Hudson Baptist Association, located in Upstate New York.

88. Churches - Eastern District
    Eastern District Moravian churches. District of Columbia Maryland new Jersey new york Ohio Ontario Pennsylvania new york.  
    http://www.mcnp.org/Churches/churches_NewYork.asp

89. The Troy Annual Conference Of The United Methodist Church
    news and message board related to United Methodist churches in northeastern new york and Vermont.  
    http://www.gbgm-umc.org/troyconference/

90. Calvary Chapel Fellowship Churches - NEW YORK
    NAVIGATION OPTIONS CALVARY HOMEPAGE FELLOWSHIP churches new york.Fellowship churches. Albany, Calvary Chapel Albany, Derek Blaakman.  
    http://calvarychapel.com/affiliates/ny.htm
    
    Extractions: Fellowship Churches Albany Calvary Chapel Albany Derek Blaakman Bethpage Calvary Chapel of Hope Claude Stauffer Bronx Calvary Chapel of Agape Carlos Ortiz Brooklyn Horizon Christian Fellowship John Connors Central Islip Calvary Chapel Central Islip Bruce Schroer Chester Calvary Chapel Orange County Owen Ridgeley East Groveland Calvary Chapel Genesee Valley Kirk Dudek Farmington Calvary Chapel Finger Lakes Bil Gallatin Kirkville Berean Calvary Chapel Frank Thomas Lancaster Calvary Chapel of the Niagara Frontier Mark Siena Nesconset Calvary Chapel Lake Ronkonkoma Kevin Henesy New York City Harvest Christian Fellowship Mike Finizio Poughkeepsie Calvary Chapel Hudson Valley Robert Hargraves Rochester Calvary Chapel Bristol Hills Robert Morgan Rochester Calvary Chapel Fairport/Macedon Cartie Carpenter Rochester Calvary Chapel Greece Robert Chappell Rochester Calvary Chapel Lighthouse Ministries Matthew Reda Rochester Calvary Chapel Rochester Geoff Brede Rochester Calvary Chapel Webster Ray Tomkins Rochester Koinonia Fellowship Ray Viola Saratoga Springs Adirondack Christian Fellowship Richard Cohen Spencerport Calvary Chapel Westside Henry Tomasso Syracuse Calvary Chapel Syracuse Ken Lang Wolcott David Kellogg Yonkers Calvary Chapel Westchester Charlie Restivo

91. Mary Immaculate Traditional Roman Catholic Chapel - Society Of The Immaculata
    Plainview, new york. Location and schedule. Staffed by the Society of the Immaculata, a men's religious community dedicated to the Tridentine Mass and to upholding the doctrine extra ecclesiam nulla salus.  
    http://www.netministries.org/see/churches/ch07965?frame=N

92. Greater New York Conference Of The Seventh-day Adventists Church - Churches
    Your browser does not support script. FAMILY MINISTRIES, churchesWITHIN THE GREATER new york CONFERENCE. churches BY LOCATION.  
    http://www.gnyc.org/churches/

93. The Collegiate Churches Of New York City
    Protestant Dutch Church of the City of new york By Royal was built to replace theold; as new areas of the colony became settled, churches were built to  
    http://www.upword.com/collegiate/church.html
    
    Extractions: By Royal Charter May 11, 1696 There was a congregation before there was a minister, before there was a church. From the time the first settlers had arrived in New Amsterdam, limited religious services conducted by laymen had been held in an empty loft room above the Dutch colony's grist mill, in a location on what is now William Street. With the April 7, 1628 arrival of an ordained minister, Dominie Jonas Michaelius, and the selection of the first Consistory, the Collegiate Church was born in the new world. This 1628 date marks the founding of the oldest Protestant body in America with a continuous history of service. But for the first five years of the Collegiate Church, services continued to be held above the grist mill.

94. Colgate Rochester Divinity School/ Crozer Theological Seminary
    Rochester, new york. An ecumenical seminary, affiliated with American Baptist churches, USA  
    http://www.crds.edu/

95. New York City Churches Continue Sept. 11 Response
    new york City churches continue Sept. 11 response Aug. 11 response of new yorkConference churches is available by contacting the Rev. Charles Straut Jr.  
    http://umns.umc.org/02/aug/346.htm
    
    Extractions: New York City churches continue Sept. 11 response Aug. 6, 2002 News media contact: Linda Bloom New York By Linda Bloom* NEW YORK (UMNS) – Nine months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Cheryl Holt-Andrews asked the children at the after-school program at Tremont United Methodist Church to write – or, if they were under 5, draw – about their feelings of the events of that day. She was horrified that, months later, the children still drew pictures of the World Trade Center’s twin towers under attack by airplanes and engulfed in flames. "That had the most impact on me," she says. "The older children, they can talk about it; these (younger) children have been holding it in all this time." Tremont, in the Bronx, is one of the many United Methodist churches in New York City’s five boroughs that are continuing to respond to people affected by the events of Sept. 11. The denomination’s New York Annual (regional) Conference has allocated $1 million in grants to help fund local church programs. The conference received the money from the United Methodist Committee on Relief’s "Love in the Midst of Tragedy" Sept. 11 fund-raising appeal. The Rev. Charles Straut, Jr., coordinator of the conference’s Sept. 11 disaster response task force, says it makes sense to use UMCOR resources from faithful church members "in places like New York, where street-level ministry is needed now." The conference has been gratified by the financial support from the denomination, he adds.

96. Church At Buffalo Directory
    A Christian directory of churches, ministries, businesses, schools, day cares, book stores and events for the Buffalo, new york area.  
    http://www.churchatbuffalo.com/

97. Metro New York: Get Involved - Churches
    school supplies, building supplies, toiletries and other necessities to childrenand families in need in the greater new york area, through churches like yours  
    http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/wvususfo.nsf/stable/metroNY-v51-getinvch

98. Polish Parishes In WNY: Holy Mother Of The Rosary Cathedral, Lancaster, New York
    Lancaster, new york. Seat of the Diocese of BuffaloPittsburgh. Contact information, Mass schedule, history. Large (352K) photo of the church building.  
    http://www.pgsnys.org/Churches/holymotherpncc.html
    
    Extractions: Lancaster, New York 14086 Telephone: Founded: Aug 1895 Pastor: Rev Bishop Thaddeus Peplowski Mass Schedule: Parish Census: School: Year Built: Style: History Buffalo, like many other Polonian enclaves at the turn of the 20th century, saw a division in the ranks of the Roman Catholic parishes it founded. An Independent Polish Catholic parish was first established in Buffalo in Aug 1895, when a rejected group of parishioners at St. Adalbert's Parish decided to form a separate church just a block away. These discontented souls were forced to decide their own fate when their demands were rejected by the Bishop and his advisors. The separation was a matter of personalities and parish ownership rather than a matter of faith and doctrine. On land purchased along Sobieski St., the first Mass was celebrated by Rev. Kolaszewski, an invited Independent priest from Cleveland, Ohio for the members of Holy Mother of the Rosary Parish. Two weeks later, the Rev. Antoni Klawitter, the founder of St. Adalbert's Parish returned to Buffalo at the invitation of the Sobieski St. congregation. Although his stay was short, he laid the foundation for the future of the parish. Klawitter was followed by a very colorful and zealous man, Stefan Kaminski, who arrived at the parish from Freeland, PA. For the next 15 years, the history of the parish was full of conflict and growth. That same year, 1896, a synod made up of Independent parishes in the area and elsewhere, elected Kaminski as their Bishop. Under his direction, the magnificent Gothic cathedral of Medina sandstone was erected and pompously dedicated in 1906.

99. New York City Churches Continue September 11 Response
    new york City churches Continue September 11 Response. By Linda Bloom. 11 responseof new york Conference churches is available by contacting the Rev.  
    http://gbgm-umc.org/umcor/loveupdate/nychurchescontinue.cfm
    
    Extractions: UMCOR Love in the Midst of Tragedy FAQ Inasmuch Update Spiritual Resources Afghanistan ... U.S.A. Nine months after the Sept. 11 attacks, Cheryl Holt-Andrews asked the children at the after-school program at Tremont United Methodist Church to write – or, if they were under 5, draw – about their feelings of the events of that day. She was horrified that, months later, the children still drew pictures of the World Trade Center's twin towers under attack by airplanes and engulfed in flames. "That had the most impact on me," she says. "The older children, they can talk about it; these (younger) children have been holding it in all this time." Tremont, in the Bronx, is one of the many United Methodist churches in New York City's five boroughs that are continuing to respond to people affected by the events of Sept. 11. The denomination's New York Annual (regional) Conference has allocated $1 million in grants to help fund local church programs. The conference received the money from the United Methodist Committee on Relief's " Love in the Midst of Tragedy " Sept. 11 fund-raising appeal.

100. Churches In New York
     Fort Washington Collegiate Church, new york. Ray of Hope Church, Syracuse. UnitarianUniversalist Congregations, Statewide. Metropolitan Community churches, Statewide.  
     http://www.christianlesbians.com/churches/new_york.html
     
     Extractions: United Church of Christ Open and Affirming Congregations Blooming Grove UCC Blooming Grove All Souls Bethlehem Brooklyn Pilgrim-St. Luke's UCC Brooklyn Union Congregational Churchville United Community Church Cortland The Park Church Elmira Mountain Rise UCC Fairport First Congregational UCC Gloversville Riverside Salem Grand Island Mt. Sinai Congregational UCC Mt. Sinai Broadway UCC New York Judson Memorial New York UCC, First Congregational Norwich First Congregational Church Riverhead Riverside New York Presbyterian New England Congregational Saratoga Springs Sayville Congregational UCC Sayville Emmanuel Baptist-Friedens UCC Schenectady Amherst Community Snyder The Community Church Syosset Plymouth Congregational UCC Syracuse Plymouth Bethesda UCC Utica xxx Disciples of Christ Open and Affirming Congregations All Souls Bethlehem Church Brooklyn Park Avenue Christian Church New York

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