United Methodist Church of Broadalbin

Saint Joseph's Church in Broadalbin, NY has been faithfully serving its neighbors and community for over 100 years, offering a range of worship services and activities. With weekend Masses on Saturday at 4:00 pm and Sunday at 10:30 am, as well as weekday Masses on Monday and Friday at 8:30 am, parishioners have ample opportunities to participate in religious services. Additionally, the church provides a Confession schedule on Saturdays from 3:15 pm to 3:45 pm and operates a Thrift Store on Tuesdays from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. For those in the Northville area, St. Francis of Assisi Church offers weekend Masses on Saturday at 6:00 pm and Sunday at 8:30 am, with weekday Masses on Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30 am. The church also provides Confessions on Sundays at 7:30 am and hosts a Prayer Group on Wednesdays at 2:00 pm in the John Paul II Hall. With a commitment to serving the community, St. Francis of Assisi Church has been a spiritual home for residents and visitors alike.Generated from the website

Broadalbin Baptist Church is a welcoming and vibrant community in Broadalbin, NY, where history and relevance intersect. As an organism and organization, they strive to grow together in serving and ministering, while also improving their ministry vision. With a focus on education, worship, and fellowship, they teach the Bible as the ultimate authority and believe in Jesus alone for salvation. At Broadalbin Baptist Church, their Sunday gatherings are a time of worship and sanctuary, where believers come together to speak and sing the truth about God's greatness. They express gratitude for His person, presence, and provision in their lives. With a range of ministries for men, women, youth, and children, they offer a variety of opportunities for individuals to connect, grow, and serve within the church community.Generated from the website

First Presbyterian Church of Broadalbin, located in Broadalbin, NY, was established in the mid-90s under the leadership of the late Pastor Paul Moyer. Initially, the church had a website created by Paula and Dave Wallin-Eddy to serve the community, but after Pastor Moyer's retirement in 2005, the church decided to discontinue the website, although it remains accessible for historical purposes, including archived sermons, newsletters, images, and information about the Presbyterian Cemetery in Vail Mills. While no longer officially affiliated with the First Presbyterian Church of Broadalbin since November 2005, efforts are underway to restore the website to its original vision of being a community service, as envisioned by Pastor Moyer. The church has a rich history and continues to carry out its mission, offering various church events, sermons, and engaging in work camps. For further information, please refer to the website.Generated from the website