Graymoor 

The Friars of the Atonement maintain an active schedule of events and activities all based upon a dedicated effort to share our Charisma and Ministries with all who are drawn both to our works, and ultimately to the work of God. 

Website:  http://www.graymoor.org/

Address: 1350 Route 9, Garrison, NY 10524

Phone: (845) 424-3671 


Chuang Yen Monastery 

The Monastery, as the home of Buddhist Association of the United States, is situated on 225 acres of and in the Town of Kent, Putnam County, New York State. In November 1975, BAUS leased 125 acres of land in Putnam County, NY. 

Website:  http://www.baus.org

Address: Route 301, Carmel, NY 10512

Phone: (845) 225-1819 Ext 103 


Chapel Of Our Lady Restoration 

On the banks of the Hudson River, in the heart of the Highlands opposite West Point, The Chapel Restoration is a national historic landmark, built in 1833 in the Greek Revival style. Fifty miles north of New York City, across from Metro North Railroad Station and within walking distance of the charming 19th century village of Cold Spring, the chapel, which has no religious affiliation, hosts the renowned Sunday Music Series and Sunset Reading Series. A beautiful and serene setting for weddings and other private gatherings, such as christenings, commitment ceremonies, renewal of vows and memorials, it is also a place of repose and contemplation for visitors to its grounds offering spectacular views. Originally known as Chapel of Our Lady.  

Website:  http://chapelofourlady.com

Address: 45 Market St, Cold Spring , NY 10516

Phone: (845)-265-5537 


Our Lady of The Lake/Mount Carmel 

 

Website:  http://stjamesapostle.org/parish/

Address: 1 Doherty Drive, Carmel, NY 10512

Phone: (845)-228-1235 


Putnam County Leadership Prayer Breakfast 

Please join for out 21st Annual Putnam County Leadership Prayer Breakfast

Tues,Oct. 16th, 7:30am
Putnam National Golf Club
187 Hill St
Mahopac, NY 10541
RSVP- 845-259-3803 

Address: PO Box 758, Mahopac, NY 10541

Phone: 845-628-9673 


Historic Tompkins Corners Methodist Church 

Some people consider the countryside at the north end of Putnam Valley to be an unexplored wilderness, and many townspeople have rarely ventured there. But in the center of it all, right on Peekskill Hollow Road, stands the Tompkins Corners church,

According to old maps from the last century, Tompkins Corners was the only center in Putnam Valley, it was a post office, a corner store, the place where young men registered for the draft in WW 1, and the site of the old Tompkins Corners Church , which is now designated as a historic landmark .

In the 1930 supposedly there was a national radio show called Tompkins Corners, based on this place, and the writers were summer visitors here.

Besides its longstanding service as a Methodist church, the building and its distinctive horse shed has hosted many community non-political events. Old timers will remember decades of the Tompkins Corners fair, which was held every year in July for 87 years , where people gathered and nothing ever happened. Recently the horse shed was the rallying place for meetings of the Friends of Peekskill Hollow Road, a group of concerned citizens who effectively stopped the county from turning the country road into a speedway.

The Church with its beautiful stained glass windows, has seen its sanctuary used for concerts, plays, film screenings, story telling events and talks, and the well known local musician David Amram has presented Jazz concerts outside in the summer at the historic Tompkins Corners Stadium. For years, Gwen Cope, a trustee of the church ( and former ballet dancer) has organized and presented a series of musical events that have been well attended by the local community.

 

Address: Peekskill Hollow Road, Putnam Valley, NY 10579

Phone: (845) 528-5076