Old Dutch Church

Authoritatively known as the First Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Kingston, the Old Dutch Church was worked in 1852 and is home to one of the most established constantly existing assemblages in the nation. An organization of the group for over three centuries, the congregation has a rich legacy and respectable ancestry, and it includes a 225-foot 69 m tower, remaining as an image of confidence and soundness. The congregation holds normal Sunday administrations, affirmation classes, Sunday school, and a scope of religious projects; including Sunday grown-up talk programs and a "Souper Thursday" program. Two melodic gatherings, the Kingston Community Singers and the Mendelssohn Club of Kingston, call the congregation home, practicing and performing in its consecrated lobbies.