St Thomas's Church is on the corner of 53rd Street and 5th Avenue and is really close to the MoMA so it is quite easy to find. The Rockerfeller Center is not far away and there is also a subway station close by. It is a magnificent building from the outside with some beautiful architecture and stained glass windows to admire. Well worth pausing to have a look as you pass by.

Well, I went down there to sign up. I don’t know if they make a mistake or it’s just me tripping because I’m so ready to sign myself up to the new family that I’m looking at and his church pretty much they have Christ in there and by having Christ in there I know it’s godly loving people that’s inside of it and I want to ask this question in the middle of it I wanted to sign up for the member the lady only selecttwo strike on the paper and told me to sign my name and information but the regard of where you say, Mary and all the other information she asked me do I want to get baptized in the middle of it and I don’t know what should I sign those middle part or she just telling me that I was in approve I’m not trying to be on a negative tip. I was just wonderinghow to become a member I’m so I’m looking forward I’ve been a brace and when I’m feeling somebody let me know that did the application. Did your application reply the same way?

On Fifth Avenue, St Patrick's Cathedral gets all the attention and understandably given the sheer size of the church but down the street are other beautiful and historic churches. St Thomas is an Episcopalian Church. Rebuilt in 1915 after the previous church was destroyed by fire. The architecture is late Gothic Revival. I was able to admire the exterior only, but photos of the interior appear beautiful and worth a look inside.

I've been visiting New York over a period of 32 years and I have walked past this church located on 5th Avenue on numerous occasions. I'm pleased I went inside as it was a beautiful building and reminded me of churches in England. Visitors tend to go inside St Patricks across the street, but this is a more intimate space and less crowded.

St Thomas Church is Church of England built in 1913 in Gothic Revival style. We were amazed by it - it's not very much decorated like other churches but there are stunning stained glassed windows - 33 of them, absolutely stunning High altar and wood carving on the pulpit and lectern showing craftmanship of its creators. When we visited it the choir was rehearsing so we just sit for a while and listened. Because of great acoustics they organize there concerts of classical music - unfortunately there was none during our stay in NYC. I highly recommend visiting it.