Cornerstone Assembly of God

Cornerstone Assembly of God is a church in Watertown, NY 13601. It is one of 61 churches in Watertown.

we believe that lives and destinies are changed by authentic and real relationships!

aNew Way Assembly of God — formerly known as Watertown Assembly of God — was established in January of 1957 when two churches — Bethel Assembly of God on Stone Street and First Assembly of God on High Street — merged into one fellowship and began worshiping together in one building.

Serving since 1957

Watertown, NY, 13601

Service times

Wednesday, 6:30pm; Sunday, July 26, 10am; Thursday, July 16, 6:00pm (as listed)

Cornerstone Assembly of God is part of the Pentecostal (Trinitarian) family of churches in The American Church Story. 646 congregations of the Pentecostal (Trinitarian) family gather across New York — 16,683 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 Assembly of God

Within about a mile of this church, more than 3 in 10 adults live with obesity. About a third of adults say they are socially isolated. That is 2,100 neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

Pray for healing in the homes around this building, and for this church to be known as a place to bring what hurts.

  • Obesity: 36.1%
  • Social Isolation: 30.9%

Source: CDC PLACES (2023), aggregated across 2 census tracts near this church.

Watertown city is served by 31 churches — about one congregation for every 801 residents.

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