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A Dickens of a Nativity Mary's a little bit on the fence about becoming the mother of Christ after being startled awake by the angel, Gabriel. Can Gabriel convince her⦠Read More
Christmas Eve Family Worship Join us in the candlelit beauty of our sanctuary as we celebrate the Nativity of Jesus with our clergy and choirs, congregational carols and Holy Communion.
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Join us in the candlelit beauty of our sanctuary as we celebrate the Nativity of Jesus with our clergy and choirs, congregational carols and Holy Communion.⦠Read More
Watchnight Service We celebrate the coming of the new year with this covenant renewal service.
Ezekiel - A Prophet for Critical Times As ancient Israel tumbled into crisis, Ezekiel prophesied to his people through dramatic gestures, visions of strange creatures, and the most creative, wild imagery we find in the Bible. He spoke of themes that resonate today - alienation, suffering, responsibility, the presence and absence of God. Join as⦠Read More
Join us for a time of fellowship and fun every Sunday from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. During this time, the youth will meet with teachers such as Derek Miller and Emerald Carter for conversations, prayer, devotion, and activities. Be kept up-to-date by contacting Jake Nelson at jake@christchurchnyc.org.
All Christ Church members are invited to attend our annual meeting, participate in the election of church officers, and receive annual reports. We hope you will attend.
YOUNG ADULT GAME NIGHT @ NIDO Friday, January 18th, 7:00 p.m. Nido de Esperanza, 4111 Broadway, NYC 10033 Join us for some food, fun, and games at Nido de Esperanza!⦠Read More
MLK SERVICE SUNDAY Sunday, January 20th, following the 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. services Phillips Hall, Basement In honor and memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., his life and legacy, we will be giving back to the most vulnerable among us, the hungry and homeless. On Sunday, January 20th, bring socks, hats, and gloves, and after⦠Read More
The Spirituality of the Lenape, The First New Yorkers New York City was originally the land of the Lenape - a deeply spiritual people with a rich cultural heritage. Our discussion will explore Lenape religion and history. Cynthia Mosley, a member of St. John's UMC, Bridgeton, NJ, among the oldest Native American Methodist churches, will⦠Read More
