Little Mount Zion Holy Church

Judah Inc is a vibrant place of worship located in White Plains NY dedicated to fostering spiritual growth and community connection. With a welcoming atmosphere it offers a range of services activities and support for individuals and families. The congregation emphasizes inclusivity and faith providing a space for worship reflection and fellowship. Generated from this place's information

Shiloh Gospel Chapel, located in White Plains, NY, has been a vital part of the community since 1955, initially starting with a ministry to children. The chapel is dedicated to equipping and encouraging individuals to deepen their faith and strengthen their relationship with God through the teachings of the Bible. As a fellowship of believers in the saving grace of Jesus Christ, Shiloh Gospel Chapel emphasizes worship, gratitude, and the transformative power of salvation. They strive to share the message of hope and eternal life, inviting everyone to experience the good news of Jesus Christ. Generated from the website

In 1835, a small group of people planned and built a church which came to be incorporated as The North Castle Zion Methodist Episcopal Church of Westchester County.Fifty years later, it was sold and replaced by a second church called the Kensico Methodist Church, which grew and prospered. As a result of their mission outreach, a small chapel was built in 1900 in the railroad community of Valhalla at the southern end of Kensico Lake. With the construction of the Kensico Dam, the entire village of Kensico, including Methodist Church, was completely demolished and disappeared under the floodwaters in January 1917. On a clear summer day you can still see the steeple from atop of the Dam's walkway. The stained glass windows were preserved and given to a new church in North White Plains, now known to as Castle Heights. The church bell was given to the chapel in Valhalla, which was enlarged and dedicated in 1912 as Valhalla Methodist Church. Ground was broken for our present building in 1964 on land purchased from New York City, and in 1968, we became the Valhalla United Methodist Church through a merger with the Evangelical United Brethren. The physical destruction of the old Kensico Methodist Church, our mother church, produced two new churches ours which survives today and the recently disbanded Castle Heights Church.