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New Middle collegial Church or the center collegial Church, on Second Avenue within the East Village is found between sixth and seventh Streets. It absolutely was inbuilt 1891 and designed by S. B. Reed and was “‘thoroughly equipped’ united guide aforesaid, ‘with reading-rooms, gymnasium, and every one appliances for aggressive fashionable church work’.” The stained-glass windows square measure of stained glass. The church is that the successor of the Second Middle collegial Church, additionally called the Lafayette Place Middle Dutch Church, designed 1839 and abandoned by the congregation in 1887.The congregation was based in 1628, and is one among the oldest continuous Protestant congregation in North America. Alternative existing churches tracing their congregational commencement to constant 1st collegial Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of 1628 embrace West End collegial Church (built 1892), placed on the corner of West End Avenue and 77th Street; Marble collegial Church, placed at Fifth Avenue and ordinal Street; and also the Fort Washington collegial Church. All square measure a part of the Reformed Church in America.
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