One of the oldest churches in East Hampton, St. Luke's Episcopal Church is located in the heart of historic East Hampton Village across from its historic cemetery and Town Pond. The parish began in 1859, and the cornerstone for the current church was laid in 1909. It is said to be a replica of the All Saints' Church in Maidstone, England, where many of East Hampton's settlers came from. Today, the Rev. Denis C. Brunelle leads parishioners and oversees the new two-story parish building was recently completed in the back. St. Peter's Chapel in Springs is also part of the church and holds services during the summer season.
The East End Church of Christ is a non-denomiational bible-based church located on Route 114 in East Hampton. The congregation was started in 1976 and the small church was built two years later. The church's mission is to provide an environment where no one is asked to give up the truths they hold, but is asked to give up those things not consistent with Gods Word. The church has an active youth group, weekly home bible studies and an active ministry with Timothy Hill Children's Ranch and Christian Colleges.