Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran Church Reviews

I absolutely love this building. It houses so many programs and events for the community. I am not Lutheran and feel so welcomed here when I decide to attend service on Sundays. I grew up in Washington Heights and used to go to Girl Scout meetings at this building and church dances.I also used to work the Weight Watcher meetings here on Saturday and have participated in the art shows. It really is a pillar in the community. If you can please go to the OSA website and donate. The minimum is 3 dollars. It is so worth it. This building is not just a church, it is a community center welcoming to all. There is even a free dinner that happens every first Sunday of the month open to anyone who needs. Very nice pastor as well if you are ever thinking about going to service. Pastor John is awesome, kind and non judgmental. Like I said, love this building.

It is so beautiful. The neighborhood is amazing. It is near #A train station and others bus transportation. They offer some class to the community and others services.

Staff is not that friendly, sad to say. People progressing to be Christian, they should be compassionate and caring.

There are a lot of activities that go on at the church. They truly support the community. Go to their web site to see what is regularly scheduled.

God is where we help and they are very supportive to the community

I love this place. So important for the community. This building is more than a church. It holds a lot of events and groups, such as, Weight Watchers and karate classes. Please donate to preserve the building when you can. If you are looking for a spiritual group to join, even though OSA is Lutheran, they are very LGBT friendly and welcome everyone. I really enjoy the good vibes here.

Very cozy sanctuary.... Chairs really need replacement ASAP.

Great church open to progressive ideas. LGBTQ friendly and into fighting climate change by planning to use Thermal heating in the future. A magnet for neighborhood events. 12 steps programs abound.
Called the Cornerstone church it houses the Cornerstone Studios for Art and the Cornerstone center for everything else, the OSA Lutheran church on 189th and Bennett ave is a Haven for the members many of whom are children growing up in the Cornerstone manner: progressive in Christ.