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Founded in 1987, Times Square Church is an interdenominational religious facility that offers a range of spiritual solutions for individuals and groups. The church serves more than 8,000 people from over 100 different nationalities. It provides several outreach programs for disadvantaged, homeless and elderly people in New York City. Times Square Church s media center uses audio and video content for preaching people. The church operates music and young people ministries. In addition, its online store provides a selection of music CDs. Times Square Church s ministries offer membership opportunities for nurses, students, law enforcers, business professionals, homemakers, laborers and single mothers.
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The Brooklyn Tabernacle is a multicultural, nondenominational church in the heart of downtown Brooklyn, with several thousand people attending services each week. God has given the church a worldwide platform to proclaim the gospel through the music ministry of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Central to the outreach of the church has been a strong emphasis on prayer, through the Tuesday Night Prayer Meeting and the Prayer Band, which is devoted to interceding for needs from around the world.
This Episcopal Chapel, located in what is now the bustling financial district, was dedicated in 1766 and is the oldest remaining church in Manhattan. Rich in history, George Washington worshiped here on his inauguration day, and his personal pew is still on display. During the 9/11 attacks, this little chapel survived the disaster and remained as a bulwark against the chaos and turmoil outside the chapel doors for many first responders. Today, services are held regularly, along with noonday concerts.
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This church was founded in 1823, and the impressive cathedral was built in the French Gothic style right in the heart of what is now Midtown. The contrast between the architecture of this beautiful building and the skyscrapers surrounding it is breathtaking. The church offers regular Episcopal services, but the highlight of any visit is the renowned St. Thomas Choir.
The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine is not merely for the faithful, but for anyone who appreciates impressive architecture. This huge structure is not only the fourth largest church in the world, but it's also one of America's crown jewels when it comes to stone work, a truly stunning example of expert design and craftsmanship. Inside, the large pipe organ, a number of stained glass windows and artist-created altars present a magnificent image. Inside the church, there is a poet's corner as well, which notes the distinguished contributions of celebrated American authors. Construction on the church began in 1882 and though it has received countless refurbishments and additions, it is still not complete according to the original design.
