Gospel ministries in Oneida, New York

Welcome to Otter Lake Community Church, your spiritual home nestled in the serene surroundings of Forestport, New York. Located in the heart of the picturesque Adirondack region, our church serves as a peaceful sanctuary for worship, reflection, and community connection. At Otter Lake Community Church, we are dedicated to fostering a warm, inclusive environment where individuals and families can grow in faith and friendship. Whether you are a lifelong resident or a visitor to our beautiful area, we invite you to join us for our Sunday services, community events, and various fellowship activities. Our congregation is committed to supporting one another and reaching out to the wider community with love and compassion. Come experience the spirit of togetherness and spiritual renewal at Otter Lake Community Church, where everyone is welcome.

Welcome to Marcy Pilgrim Holiness Church, a warm and welcoming place of worship located at 9400 Kennedy Road, Marcy, New York. Our church is dedicated to fostering a community of faith, love, and spiritual growth. We invite individuals and families from all walks of life to join us in worship, fellowship, and service. At Marcy Pilgrim Holiness Church, we believe in the transformative power of God's love and strive to reflect that in everything we do. Our congregation is committed to nurturing spiritual development through inspiring sermons, heartfelt music, and meaningful prayer. We offer a variety of programs and activities for all ages, including Sunday services, Bible study groups, youth ministries, and community outreach initiatives.

Welcome to St. Paul's Church (Chapel), a cherished place of worship located at 2815 Snowden Hill Road, Sauquoit, New York. As part of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, we are proud to be a vibrant community celebrating God’s love for all people. Our mission is to seek “a world healed by love” as we follow Jesus and build meaningful relationships with our neighbors. Join us in exploring important topics such as "What is Christian Nationalism and How does it Distort the Gospel of Jesus Christ?" We are a community of over 11,000 faithful Episcopalians across 85 congregations, committed to living out our vision and mission statements and adhering to our rule of life.