North Fork Churches

The East End's churches reflect the deep religious roots of the North Fork. While it would be impossible to list each insititution here, the list below is representative of major faiths. Many churches permit ceremonies for non-parishioners; some require pre-marriage counseling. If you call the office of a church in your faith, the staff will be sure to tell you of its requirements and advise you about other churches in the community.

Catholic Churches
Protestant Churches
Jewish Temples
Inter-denominational Churches

Catholic

This church is in the center of historic Polish Town and reflects the architecture and ethnicity of the early Polish immigrants.

This large church has a Mediterranean edifice that seems more in keeping with the town since the arrival of the vineyards.

Protestant

Founded in 1640, this historic church is located in the heart of the hamlet of Southold.

The interior of the church is designed to represent a ship; the pulpit is a ship's prow.

A charming country church filled with a sense of history and reverence.

Jewish



Inter Denominational

An exceptionally lovely meeting house built in the Puritan tradition, this building is available for the exchanging of wedding vows in any denomination. Its simple beauty is intimate but large enough to accommodate up to 120 wedding guests. Owned and maintained by a preservation trust, the Jamesport Meeting House is conveniently located and available for use by residents and non residents alike.

This lovely chapel is situated very close to the Greenport-Shelter Island Ferry landing. It is open for services mid June to mid September.

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