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We are glad that you are interested in our Congregation, and are pleased to welcome you any Sunday to attend our 10:00 am services.

Our greeters will welcome you at the door and you will be offered the opportunity to create a name tag and fill out a visitor information card, which can be returned to the visitor welcome table after the service, or placed in the offering plate.  If desired, the greeters can answer any questions and help you find a seat. A printed program called the Order of Service will be given to you so that you can see what the morning holds. Inside is also information about our congregation.  After the service, people move to the ajoining hall for refreshments, where you can enjoy a cup of coffee and get to know someone.
 

frequently asked questions

How long do services last?
 

Generally, our services run an hour or slightly over. And, please join us afterwords for coffee hour.

 

What is it like for my kids?

Most children attend the service for about 10 to 15 minutes in the sanctuary with the adults and then head off to their Religious Exploration session in ajoining hall, however children are always welcome to stay in the sanctuary for the entire time. A highlight for many is when they are all invited to ring the building's bell at the start of the service.  For more information about our Children's Religious Exploration program, please click here.

 

Who is that person up there that isn't our minister?

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Our congregation hosts many guest ministers throughout the year!  We also have a worship associate program that allows lay people to participate with the minister in crafting and leading a service.

Is there an offering?
 

Yes. Each Sunday we take a monetary offering to support the work of the congregation. We don't expect guests to participate unless they feel moved to do so. We also share our "plate" with a different group each month, which will be announced in the Order of Service.
 

What do I wear?
 

Wear whatever feels authentic and comfortable. We have some folks who enjoy dressing up for Sunday services, and others who prefer shorts and t-shirts. You are welcome in all your authenticity!

For any other questions, please call our administrator's office at 914 271 4283. 

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Handicapped accessibility

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There are a handful of designated handicapped parking spaces in our Upper Lot designed for folks who need to park close to the building.

There is a ramp that wraps around the back of the building to an entrance into Fellowship Hall. We have a wheelchair in our entrance way in case there is a need for help up the ramp. There are two small steps between Fellowship Hall and the Sanctuary. Greeters and Ushers (and anyone really!) will be happy to help you navigate these steps.

There is an accessible bathroom just inside Fellowship Hall.

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How to get here

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Public Transportation

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Take MetroNorth railroad's Hudson Line to Croton-Harmon station.  We are 7 minutes away by car.

 

Driving Drirections

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From the North: Take Rt. 9 south past Peekskill to the Montrose exit. At the light at the end of the exit ramp turn right. Our church is the next building on the right.

From the South: Take Rt. 9 north past Croton-on-Hudson to the Montrose exit. At the light at the end of the exit ramp turn left. Our church is directly after the next light (the southbound exit light), on the right.

From the East: As you may know, good roads don’t travel east/west in Westchester County. Possibilities to use are Rt. 133 to Rt. 9 (go north on Rt. 9) or Rt. 202 to Rt. 9 (go south on Rt. 9)

From the West: Get over the river! From the Bear-Mountain bridge go south to Rt. 9, then follow directions from the north. From the Tappan Zee bridge take the exit immediately after the bridge onto Rt. 9 north and stay on it until you reach Croton-on-Hudson. Use directions from the south.​

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