Middle and High Schoolers, join us for our typical monthly shenanigans on the 2nd Friday of the month! This month we'll have a cutie little movie night, watching the recent adaptation of the Scott Westerfield YA novel "Uglies." We'll eat, watch and hangout as we re-enter the school/church programming year with one another.
Manhattan is home to John Street United Methodist Church, the oldest Methodist society on the continent. But so much more Methodist history is right beyond its doors. Join Pastor K and others from St. Paul & St. Andrew for a walking tour of Lower Manhattan hosted by John Street UMC on the 258th anniversary of […]
Join us for our next monthly meeting which takes place over Zoom. More details to come!
Stick around after the 11am worship service for refreshments and a report back from St. Paul & St. Andrew community member Benz about her work at the border with No More Deaths.
Get out the vote! Join B’nai Jeshurun, the JCC, and other interfaith partners in the effort. You can take action by writing postcards and phone banking for the Center for Common Ground’s Reclaim Our Vote campaign, a grassroots initiative that focuses on increasing voter turnout. We will also discuss other opportunities for your own civic […]
Children, youth and their families are invited to join us for an evening of fall fun at the church. We'll eat dinner together, play some games, make haunted gingerbread houses and caramel apples, carve pumpkins, and get creative with some fall themed crafts. Costumes are encouraged! Please register in advance.
To open Queer Urban Orchestra’s season, the orchestra celebrates its fifteenth birthday looking back at the orchestra’s history of essential contributions to the community.
Join us in the sanctuary or online for a joyful, inspiring, thought-provoking, intimate, and entertaining celebration of life and faith. Pastor K will be preaching "The Uncommon Good: Why Are We Here?".
Young Adults are invited to stick around after the worship service for some good food and fellowship. RSVP to Pastor Andrea if you plan to attend.
Thank you for your interest in donating items to support our efforts. Due to limited personnel and space capacity, we can only receive items during this period.
In a funny, fierce, deep and unforgettable evening of theatre, Women of Will explores themes of love, loss, freedom, control, violence, and power through Shakespeare’s heroines. Royal Shakespeare Company veteran and Founding Artistic Director of the renowned Shakespeare & Company, Tina Packer created this acclaimed work tracing the chronological evolution of Shakespeare’s female characters and examining Shakespeare’s own journey and growth as a writer. Following critically acclaimed runs all over the world, Bedlam brings this fresh, funny, brilliant exploration of Shakespeare’s women back to New York City for a limited, Off Broadway engagement. Â
One-on-one tutoring for students in elementary school through high school. If you have a student who would benefit from tutoring support, please fill out this form. To learn about volunteering as a tutor, visit our volunteer interest page.
