New York Presbyterian Church of Long Island City, New York, Korean Presbyterian megachurch in Long Island City, New York.
The New York Presbyterian Church of Long Island City is a place of worship in Queens that holds services and community gatherings. The building incorporates modern architectural features alongside functional spaces designed for various congregational activities.
The congregation was established in 1970 and affiliated with the Korean American Presbyterian Church in 1974. The current building was completed in 1999 to serve the growing community.
The congregation draws Korean-American families of all ages and welcomes English and Chinese speakers into its fold. It serves as a gathering place where different backgrounds worship side by side.
Plan to arrive early for main services and check ahead to learn about different weekly programs available. The building is accessible during regular service times and community events throughout the week.
The church participates actively in regional initiatives addressing hunger relief and support for migrants through its network connections. This hands-on community work extends beyond worship to tangible assistance in the neighborhood.
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