Cornerstone First Ukrainian Assembly of God

Cornerstone First Ukrainian Assembly of God is a Assemblies Of God church at 59 Cooper Square in New York, NY 10003. It is one of 3,431 churches in New York, and one of 10 Assemblies Of God congregations in the city.

59 Cooper Square, New York, NY, 10003

Phone: +1-917-409-0415

Shares a ministry location with The Open Door NYC and Trinity Grace Church East Village.

Cornerstone First Ukrainian Assembly of God is part of the Pentecostal (Trinitarian) family of churches in The American Church Story. 667 congregations of the Pentecostal (Trinitarian) family gather across New York — 17,437 across the United States on The Church Map.

Pentecostalism began in a Los Angeles livery stable with Black and white believers worshiping together while segregation was the law, and it has become the fastest-growing Christian movement in history. Its recovery of the Spirit's gifts, and the songs it has written, have crossed into nearly every other tradition on this map.

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The community around Cornerstone First Ukrainian Assembly of God

Within a few blocks of these doors, more than 2 in 10 renting households pay over half of everything they earn just to keep a roof over them. More than a third of adults say they are socially isolated, and about 1 in 7 the people here live below the poverty line. That is 8,200 neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

Pray for the families one rent increase away from moving, and for this church to know their names.

  • Social Isolation: 41.1%
  • Poverty Rate: 16.2% (8.8–23.7%)

Source: CDC PLACES, U.S. Census Bureau (2023, 2019-2023), aggregated across 6 census tracts near this church.

New York city is served by 2,102 churches — about one congregation for every 4,102 residents.

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