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New Middle body Church or the center body Church, on Second Avenue within the East Village is found between sixth and seventh Streets. It had been in-built 1891 and designed by S. B. Reed and was “‘thoroughly equipped’ collectively guide aforementioned, ‘with reading-rooms, gymnasium, and every one appliances for aggressive trendy church work’.” The stained-glass windows area unit of Tiffany glass. The church is that the successor of the Second Middle body Church, conjointly referred to as the Lafayette Place Middle Dutch Church, engineered 1839 and abandoned by the congregation in 1887.
The congregation was based in 1628, and is one in every of the oldest continuous Protestant congregation in North America. Different existing churches tracing their congregational institution to a similar 1st body Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of 1628 embody city district body Church (built 1892), settled on the corner of city district Avenue and 77th Street; Marble body Church, settled at Fifth Avenue and ordinal Street; and therefore the Fort Washington body Church. All area unit a part of the Reformed Church in America.
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