Julie Taylor, Executive Director for the National Farm Worker Ministry, https://nfwm.org/, and a member of St. Paul & St. Andrew while she was on the staff of United Methodist Women in New York, is joining this month's United Women in Faith meeting and will share with us how current political, economic, and climate realities are affecting […]
Join us in the sanctuary or online for Palm Sunday Worship. We'll begin on the West End Avenue steps with our traditional donkey-led palm processional around the block.
Join us in the sanctuary or online for Maundy Thursday service and remembrance of the Last Supper.
Where is Jesus being crucified now? That question will guide us on our ecumenical Good Friday crosswalk. We will walk south on Broadway, stopping at places in our community where the oppression of the marginalized and vulnerable is happening among us. We will meet up and begin at 521 West 126th Street at 3pm and […]
Join us in the sanctuary or online for a moving service reflecting on the last words of Jesus.
Our annual Sunrise Service at Belvedere Castle in Central Park. Or join by Zoom, from your own patch of the world, sharing your sunrise with others who join from afar.  Meet at W 81st St and Central Park West at 6:15am to walk in together. Zoom link
Join us in the sanctuary or online as we raise our Alleluia's and celebrate the Resurrection!
This four-part workshop series, offered in conjunction with Playdates with Death, guides individuals, parents, families, and care-givers through the vital aspects of death care planning. Each session will be interactive, foster community, and provide practical tools for crossing off the many tasks of end of life planning. Participants should expect to leave the workshop series […]
Maurice Cohn leads Camerata Notturna in their season finale, featuring the New York City premiere of Color Field by Anna Clyne and Mahler's Fourth Symphony, with soprano soloist Chanáe Curtis.
Young Adults are invited to stick around after the worship service for some good food, fellowship, and a centering art practice. RSVP to Pastor Andrea if you plan to attend.
Featuring the student-musicians of Opus 118 Harlem School of Music, Harlem School of the Arts, Keys 2 Success (Newark, NJ), KIPP Academy, and Sing for Hope Youth Chorus, with members of The Harlem Chamber Players. This concert will be FREE and open to the public. RSVP is required.
Protestra (protest + orchestra) continues its year of musical resistance with the next installment in the PROTESTRA 2025 series, A Concert for the 99%
