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

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 host concerts and recitals throughout the year and have a commitment to excellence in all that we do. We would be honored for you to join us on a journey of faith and service as we grow together.

It wasn't all work at the car wash on May 6. Some of the crew posing for a photo ran for cover when Nathan Gargano turned on the water in a moment of good-natured fun. The Sunday School-sponsored fundraiser raised money for the church organ fund. The dozen-member crew washed more than 20 cars Sunday morning in the parking lot behind the church.

First-Sunday "Men's Brunch" celebrated the upcoming  Mother's Day by serving 60 members of the congregation, guests and friends in Ammerman Hall on Sunday, May 6. It was the latest in a series of brunches with different themes held on the first Sunday of each month. The brunches are free and the community is invited to join in the happy occasions. The all-male ktichen crew (pictured) created a fine-dining experience while other men set up and cleaned up afterward. On the menu: cream of broccoli soup, bread pudding with berry sauce and smoked ham, and penne with asparagus and bacon. The next brunch will be June 3.