The Central Church of Christ was initially referred as the First Presbyterian Church. Sited at Rochester in Monroe County, New York, the church site is a distinguished building in the vicinity. It is listed on the prestigious National Register of Historic Places. Encompassing less than one acre of land area, the site was constructed in 1871. It is a fine example of the Gothic style of architecture. It strives hard to spread faith, love and spirituality. It also stands as the third home to Rochester's oldest congregation.
Cornerstone Bible Chapel is a non-denominational assembly of Christians. Join us on Sunday at 11:00 AM for our Family Bible Hour.
The Calvary-Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church is a historic landmark in Rochester. Built in 1873, it boasts a Gothic Revival architectural style. The church complex comprises of the church building, a chapel, a belfry, and a rectory. The beautiful stained-glass window that adorns the back of the altar is a Tiffany masterpiece.
