Welcome to the Fellowship!

How to find us

The Fellowship is located in Westchester County, New York which is just north of New York City. We are actually located in the town of Bedford but are so close to the Village of Mt. Kisco that Mt. Kisco is our mailing address. You can find us by taking Interstate 684 to Exit 4 (Rte. 172-Mt. Kisco). Then turn toward Mt. Kisco (west) and drive 1 mile. We are on the left. (We also have a map.)

Our services begin at 10:30 on Sunday mornings. They are most often conducted by our Minister, Dr. Michael Tino, but we feature services by lay speakers monthly, and from time to time visiting clergy lead our services.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do people wear to services?

Most people wear casual clothes. Although you will find people wearing a dress or a coat and tie, casual slacks and jeans seem more the rule.

Is there childcare or a Sunday School during the service?

Yes. Most Sundays, the children and adults are together during the first 15 minutes of the service and then the children go to their classes or to childcare.

Can my child stay with me?

Sure. We frequently have children staying in the adult service. It's up to you. You can also join your child in Sunday School.

What are the services like?

Much like other Protestant church services but less formal. We have the usual sermon, hymns, readings and time for meditation or prayer. The choir may sing and an offering will be taken. If there is time at the end, we may have what we call sharing time which is a time for people, if they wish, to share personal experiences or thoughts related to the service. There is also a social time after that where coffee, tea and snacks are served.

How long does a service last?

Generally an hour, plus 10-15 minutes for sharing time if we have one.

What will I find when I get there?

On Sunday mornings, we have a Greeter's Table just inside the door. There you can pick up an Order of Service and sign the guest book if you wish. If you have children, they can put you in touch with the Sunday School.