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Sikhism - Religion in America Lecture Series Manpreet Kaur, Ph.D. student at the Department of Religion at Columbia University, will speak about the history of the formation of Sikh faith and its scriptural tradition. In addition to the basic beliefs and common practices that define Sikhism, now a global religion, her talk will emphasize the role⦠Read More
Brides' March Mourning the victims of domestic violence while raising awareness of the horrors of this cruel, criminal behavior! If you or someone you know has been affected by family violence⦠Read More
ELDER SAGES DAY APART - "Simplicity - The Art of Letting Go" As we enter Elderhood, we are called to simplify - our hearts, our language, our relationships, our possessions. We do⦠Read More
ELDER SAGES LUNCHEON Sunday, October 8th, 12:30 p.m. at Lilli and Loo Restaurant, 792 Lexington Avenue. Join other wise members of the 55+ club for fellowship, connections, and good food. Interested in learning more? E-mail Lew Miller at lewisamiller@gmail.com.
YOUNG ADULT CONTEMPORARIES BRUNCH Sunday, October 8th, 12:30 p.m. at Blu at Park, 116 East 60th Street. Join your contemporaries (20s/30s/40s) from Christ Church for brunch. We will discuss the upcoming Young Adult Retreat “To till and keep: Finding God in Nature.” Please RSVP to Rev. Leslie Houseworth-Fields at leslie@christchurchnyc.org.
RELIGION IN AMERICA LECTURE SERIES - Tradition and Transition - How the Church is Reforming Again Every 500 years, Christianity goes through a major transition and enters a new age. Just as Luther catalyzed the great Reformation, there are historical forces nudging the Church toward another defining transformation. Brian Pinter will offer a presentation and⦠Read More
FALL FEST 2017 Join us in engaging our Season of Action with dinner featuring Bishop Thomas Bickerton of the United Methodist New York Conference. Thursday, November 2, 2017, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Suggested Donation: $25.00
Young Adult Fall Retreat “To till and keep: Finding God in Nature” Among the first commands God gave human beings was to care for and nurture the home God created for us (Genesis 2:15). Our retreat this year will provide an opportunity to appreciate the natural, non-human world and God’s presence there. Our weekend will include⦠Read More
CHAPEL WORSHIP - COMMITMENT SUNDAY Intimate congregational worship in the chapel with Holy Communion celebrated weekly. On this special Sunday, we will present our financial pledges for the upcoming year. In addition to giving our time and talents to our outreach, we give our financial gifts to advance the cause of Christ.
