Come as you are
A Community of Faith
Steeped in History
Worship Schedule
We meet at 10:30 a.m. Sundays at 42 N Broadway, Tarrytown.
Youth Program
Children experience God's love in learning and social activities.
Discipleship
We grow in faith through prayer, study, music and service.
Events Calendar
Check out events at the Clock Church and the Old Dutch Church.
Destination Weddings
Plan your wedding or vows renewal at the charming, intimate Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow or the elegant. expansive Greek Revival Clock Church in the village of Tarrytown.
Welcome
We are glad to meet you here, but candidly, we'd much prefer to meet you in person. Consider this my invitation to join us on a Sunday morning when we worship at 10:30 a.m. at the Clock Church at 42 North Broadway, Tarrytown, N.Y. You're also welcome to just stop by the church office, where you can find me almost any morning.
__Rev. Jeffrey Gargano
New in Town?
The Reformed Church has been actively engaged in the Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown community since 1697. The first meeting of the YMCA was held in the church, and the local Boy Scout Troop has had its home in the church for more than 60 years. New Beginnings Nursery School provides children in the community with a great early educational opportunity in a loving and gentle environment. We are also the home to five different recovery groups which meet in our building at various times during the week.
We are the host to various concerts and recitals throughout the year and have a commitment to excellence in all that we do. Additionally our congregation supports the local food pantry, the Midnight Run, as well as various denominational ministries. We would be honored for you to join us on a journey of faith and service as we grow together.
Why It's Called the 'Clock Church'
Tarrytown has long marked time by the clock high in the church tower. Now the antique clockworks have been brought down to the church vestibule for all to see. Lovingly restored and fully functional, this beautiful artifact from a bygone era rests on a wrought-iron stand inside a glass case. The vintage mechanism that controls it is made up of gears and levers, flywheels and cables, which on the hour bounds into action with a great whir of activity.
The mechanism dates to 1877, when it was installed by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. as a replacement for the 1855 clock, which was destroyed by fire started when a lightning bolt struck the tower in the early hours of July 17, 1877. A witness described the scene: "It was the moment for a poet when with the steeple wrapped in flames the old clock struck out the hour of two.'
If you'd like to stop in and watch time fly, call the church office at 914-631-4497.
It all began almost two years ago when Rob Wingate led a small team of dreamers. They called themselves the Property in Mission Task Force. With great thought and care a plan began to emerge of ways to address long-deferred maintenance while building "mission" into any new construction. With handicap access, a new sound system, an elevator (pictured) for easier access to the second-floor meeting hall and kitchen. an installed Tiffany Window, a restored Synod House next door, an "opening" of the sanctuary and general repair, that dream has been fulfilled. And a new organ is scheduled for delivery in late January! 
