Calvary Presbyterian Church of Staten Island

Edificadores de Naciones is a spiritual community located in Staten Island, NY, dedicated to guiding individuals in their journey to know God, experience His love, and grow in wisdom, character, and blessings. With a strong emphasis on personal transformation and serving others, Edificadores de Naciones offers a supportive and lasting community where individuals can find grace, build lasting relationships, and discover their unique gifts and abilities to serve God and the nations. Since 2007, Edificadores de Naciones has been a place of worship and spiritual growth, led by Pastor Carlos Jimenez and Pastor Lissette Acosta Jimenez. Through their incredible leadership and guidance, Edificadores de Naciones has become not just a congregation, but a united family that worships together and provides teachings that open the eyes of understanding, leading individuals closer to God. If you are seeking a transformative change in your life and a personal encounter with God, Edificadores de Naciones is the place to be.Generated from the website

Our mission is to worship God with reverence and thanksgiving and to follow the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ in welcoming the stranger, feeding the hungry, visiting the ill and shut ins, and caring for one another. Click here to v iew our profile of St. Mary's Church. Saint Mary's is one of ten Episcopal parishes on Staten Island and is a parish rich in history and blessed with generations of faithful and devoted parishioners. Our ministries include the Altar Society, Acolyte Guild, Choir, Bible Study Group, Prayer Group, Sunday school and Nursery care, Lay Readers, Ushers, and Lay Eucharistic Ministers. The Parish also sponsors a Girl Scout Troop, which is a community based organization. In addition, non-perishable food is collected year round for the feeding ministry at All Saints' and Christ Episcopal Church. Saint Mary's Church is spiritually and liturgically a traditional Anglican Church. Worship is centered in the Holy Eucharist, using the 1979 Book of Common Prayer, Rite I and the 1940 Hymnal. Our worship follows the customs of traditional liturgy including formal procession, Sanctus bells, holy water and other ceremonial accompaniments that enhance and beautify the liturgy. Music is an important part of our services.