In 1971, a modest group of neighborhood families gathered in The Bronx to establish a Presbyterian fellowship built on patient pastoral care, orderly governance, and weekly neighborly support. Through decades of neighborhood change, the doors have stayed consistently open to all.
Today, longtime senior congregants share pews with newly arriving families and young professionals. Sunday mornings bring familiar hymns, quiet scripture reading, and unhurried conversation over hot coffee in the fellowship hall.
Three shared commitments
Reformed worship
Multigenerational fellowship
Local neighborhood care
Orderly Scripture readings, choral music, and traditional Presbyterian liturgy anchor our weekly Sunday morning service in steady Christian tradition.
We honor senior members while offering young families a patient spiritual home where every neighbor is greeted by name.
Pastoral visitation, emergency family assistance, and quiet prayer support provide practical aid to residents across our Bronx community.
Questions about our church?
Whether you seek pastoral conversation, membership details, or simple prayer, our doors and telephone lines remain open.


