List of Events
Said Mass
Every Sunday morning at 8:30 am, a smaller portion of our congregation gathers for a said mass.
Find out more »Morning Prayer
A spoken service, using the Book of Common Prayer.
Find out more »Morning Prayer
Every week day, we offer morning prayer at 8:40 am in our Holy Family Chapel.
Find out more »Said Mass
Every week day, we offer a said mass in our Holy Family Chapel. Our Wednesday mass includes the rite of healing.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist
Holy Eucharist with a short homily.
Find out more »Evening Prayer
A spoken service, using the Book of Common Prayer.
Find out more »Evening Prayer
Every week day, we offer evening prayer at 5:10 pm in our Holy Family Chapel.
Find out more »Plainsong Evening Prayer
Rite I Evening Prayer sung to the music of plainsong. The Phos Hilaron, the psalms and canticles, with their antiphons, suffrages and collects, are sung simply and beautifully to Gregorian Chant. The service also includes a short time of silent prayer and meditation. The church is fully accessible (ADA), air-conditioned, and heated.
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls -Bible Study at 6:30 pm, Tuesdays
Each Tuesday evening a Bible Study is held at Bronx Church without Walls, St. David’s Church, at 6:30 pm led by the Rev. Bertram Bennett. Participants are welcome to bring any refreshment with them and enjoy the learning and fellowship. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Regional Ministry of the Diocese of New York serving the South Bronx Community. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Multi-Cultural Progressive Ministry of the Episcopal/Anglican Congregations of Iglesia de San Juan Bautista,…
Find out more »Midweek Communion
Midweek Communion at Saint-Esprit.
Find out more »Catch Your Breath
A spiritual resource for the here and now. Stop by for a time of stillness and centering. A brief meditation session will be led by the Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles.
Find out more »Bible Study
Bible Study with the Rev. Nigel Massey.
Find out more »Healing Eucharist with Laying on of Hands and Anointing
A simple said celebration of the Eucharist with laying on of hands and with anointing for healing. St John's is an inclusive church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. The church is fully air-conditioned and heated.
Find out more »Lunchtime Spiritual Reflection Group
Our summer Lunchtime Spiritual Reflection Group returns, beginning Thursday, September 12 in the Angel Room. We will be using J. Philip Newell’s The Book of Creation ~ An introduction to Celtic Spirituality which guides us through the seven days of Creation as recorded in Genesis and helps us to discern God’s extraordinary gift of Creation through God’s presence among and all around us in our everyday lives - led by Dcn. Elena Barnum. Please plan to bring lunch & a…
Find out more »Taizé Prayers
Taizé candlelight prayers and songs.
Find out more »Childhood Adversity & The Healing Power Of Community
A talk with David McCorkle & Beatriz Vides, Founders, Center For Trauma Resilient Communities In our next Conversations That Matter, we will present an overview of one of the largest public health investigations undertaken regarding the effects of stress and trauma and the devastating impact on childhood development and adult health outcomes. The good news is that there are actions that we can take as a Community to mitigate and protect children from the impact of ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences). We…
Find out more »When They See Us Screenings with Discussion
When They See Us is a 2019 American miniseries created, co-written, and directed by Ava DuVernay for Netflix, that premiered in four parts on May 31, 2019. It is based on events of the 1989 Central Park jogger case. The Racial Justice Dialogue Committee and the Social Justice Ministry of St. Michael's Church will co-sponsor this miniseries, beginning on September 5th and continuing for four consecutive Thursday evenings at 7 pm. A fifth evening will include a viewing of a companion special, titled Oprah Winfrey Presents…
Find out more »Anti-Racism Training Workshop, Wappingers Falls (Mid-Hudson Region)
The purpose of the Diocesan antiracism workshops is to help us become aware of how the sin of racism impacts all of our lives, and how we all unconsciously and consciously participate in racist systems. It is required for clergy in our diocese and highly recommended for lay leadership. Dialog is the foundation of the two-day workshop (9:00 -4:00). We use group exercises and examine scientific and historical evidence concerning the origins of the concept of race and its legacy. Coffee…
Find out more »Morning Prayer
Every Sunday morning, we meet in the chancel in our main church for morning prayer.
Find out more »The MAAFA Suite: A Healing Journey
Bus Trip Sponsored by the Reparations Committee Please scroll down to register Registration deadline: End of Day September 3 Bus leaves from outside the Cathedral of St. John the Divine at 4:30p.m. on September 20. Cost $65, including bus fare and theater ticket. The MAAFA Suite: A Healing Journey is an original theatrical commemoration, first presented in 1995, that covers a period in World History that African Americans refer to as the MAAFA. MAAFA is a Ki-Swahili word that means…
Find out more »Matei Varga Concert
Renowned pianist Matei Varga returns to the House to perform pieces by Robert Schumann, Ernesto Lecuona and Ludwig van Beethoven. Mr. Varga has appeared as a soloist and recitalist in many of the world’s leading concert halls, among them Carnegie Hall and Avery Fisher Hall in New York City, Berlin’s Konzerthaus, Palau de la Musica in Barcelona, and the Auditorium du Louvre and Salle Gaveau in Paris. Tickets: $30. Available to purchase online and by phone at (212) 289-0399.
Find out more »Safe Church Training, Stone Ridge (Mid-Hudson Region)
Scroll down to register The Episcopal Diocese of New York is committed to keeping congregations and ministries safe. Sexual misconduct on the part of any clergyperson, employee, or volunteer of any congregation, institution, organization, school or agency within the diocese violates the mission of the Church, is prohibited by law, and will not be tolerated. Using the Safeguarding Training Series published by the Church Pension Fund, the diocese offers Safe Church Training concerning both children and adults. This training teaches…
Find out more »Lay Eucharistic Minister and Eucharistic Visitor Training, Yonkers (Region II)
In preparation for licensing by Bishop Dietsche, participants will: Learn about the Holy Eucharist Learn how to serve as a Eucharistic Minister or Eucharistic Visitor Have hands-on experience in what it means to serve in these licensed lay ministries. (Please note that completion of Safe Church Training is a requirement prior to being licensed as a Lay Eucharistic Visitor.) Check-in will open at 9:30 a.m. Training will begin at 9:45 a.m. The day will end at 2:30 p.m. Cost per…
Find out more »Safe Church Training, Briarcliff Manor (Region II)
This parish-sponsored in-person training will cover both Safeguarding God’s Children (Awareness & Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse) and Safeguarding God’s People (Awareness & Prevention of Adult Sexual Harassment & Exploitation). Fee: $30.00 per person (Lunch will be provided) Pre-registration is required - walk-ins cannot be accommodated. Please register with the Rev. Deacon Ann Douglas before September 17 (see below).
Find out more »Holy Eucharist
Spoken, Rite I
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Rite I)
This is our regularly scheduled weekly Rite I service. All are welcome to attend.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Rite I)
Our weekly Rite I Eucharist. The service is said, and instrumental music is sometimes played. All are welcome to join us.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist
Rite II Holy Eucharist with short sermon in the Chapel of St. Martin of Tours
Find out more »Eucharist (said) with Homily
Rite II Eucharist celebrated with simplicity, beauty, and integrity. No music. Short intelligent homily. Silence and prayer. Light breakfast follows in the Common Room. St John's is an inclusive church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. The church is fully accessible (ADA), air-conditioned, and heated.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist
All are welcome to participate in this contemplative spoken service of Holy Eucharist every Sunday.
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls – Holy Eucharist at 9 am, Sundays
Each Sunday the Bronx Church without Walls, St. Simeon’s Church, meets at St. David’s Church, for Holy Eucharist, with Sermon, Traditional and Gospel Music at 9 am. A Fellowship Hour follows and a Healing Service is included on the third Sunday of the month and the fourth Sunday each month is Youth Sunday. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Regional Ministry of the Diocese of New York serving the South Bronx Community. The Bronx Church without Walls is a…
Find out more »Eucharist in the Church
Eucharist in the church, with music by St. Bart's Singers. Childcare and free parking available.
Find out more »Holy Eucharist
Rite II Holy Eucharist with short sermon in the Great Choir.
Find out more »Sunday Service
Every Sunday at 9:15 a.m. please join us for worship at 1055 Route 6, Mahopac, NY 10541. We celebrate the Holy Eucharist, Rite II, the first through third Sundays. Rite I is celebrated the fourth and fifth Sundays. All services include hymns and service music provided by the talented Cary Brown. A fellowship coffee hour follows each service. We have a Sunday School, Youth program, outreach missions and more. Our building is handicap accessible. Please see our website at www.holycommunionmahopac.org…
Find out more »Choral Holy Eucharist
Rite II
Find out more »Holyrood Church/Iglesia Santa Cruz Holy Eucharist (with sign)
Sundays 10 AM English language Holy Eucharist with sign language Last Sunday of the month 11 AM English/Spanish Holy Eucharist with sign language
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Rite II)
This is our regularly scheduled weekly Rite II service. All are welcome to attend!
Find out more »Holy Eucharist (Rite II)
Our weekly said Rite II service. The choir is present September through June, and there is always lots of congregational singing. Sunday School and Middle School Youth meet at 9:45 am, and join the congregation for communion. Our High School Youth Group meets at approximately 11:30 am each week. The service is followed by a festive coffee hour which is open to all. Come check us out!
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls – Kids Church
Kids Church at 10 am, Sundays Each Sunday Kid’s Church the Bronx Church without Walls Sunday School meets at 10 am at St. David’s Church. Classes are held for elementary and middle school youth. Children can either attend the 9 am St. Simeon’s or the 11 am St. David’s Service. The program is led by a professional teacher and is bi-lingual, English and Spanish. (There will be no Kids Church on May 20, June 3 or 24) The Bronx Church…
Find out more »St. Ann’s Church for the Deaf Service (in ASL)
At St. George's Church, 4 Rutherford Place, New York, NY 10003 (scroll down for map and directions) More information
Find out more »Sung Eucharist, with Choir, Incense, Hymnody, and Homily
Rite II Sung Eucharist celebrated with professional choir (Sept-June), incense, hymnody, and homily. Weekly Gregorian chant and choral music in choir term. Intelligent preaching. Eucharist followed by refreshments in St Benedict's Courtyard (good weather) or parish hall (colder weather). St John's is an inclusive church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. The church is fully accessible (ADA), air-conditioned, and heated.
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls – Holy Eucharist, Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
Each Sunday the Bronx Church without Walls, St. David’s Church, celebrates Holy Eucharist, with Sermon, Traditional and Gospel Music at 11 am. A Fellowship Hour follows. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Regional Ministry of the Diocese of New York serving the South Bronx Community. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Multi-Cultural Progressive Ministry of the Episcopal/Anglican Congregations of St. David’s Church, Iglesia de San Juan Bautista and St. Simeon’s Church serving the South Bronx communities and beyond..
Find out more »Choral Eucharist in the Church
Choral Eucharist in the church with music by St. Bartholomew's Choir. Childcare and free parking available.
Find out more »Solemn Mass
Every Sunday morning at 11 am, much of our congregation will gather for our solemn high mass and procession. On most Sundays, our Men and Boys choir, the oldest such choir in the country, will sing under the direction of Dr. Claudia Dumschat. On other Sundays, you may hear our Girls Choir, our Womens Choir, Cherub Choir, or the Transfiguration Camerata.
Find out more »Choral Holy Eucharist
You are invited to participate in this weekly celebration of thanksgiving with sermon, choir, hymns, and prayers.
Find out more »Sunday Service
Sunday Communion or Morning Prayer (please check our calendar for detail http://stesprit.org/calendar/)
Find out more »Holy Eucharist
Saint Johns in the Wilderness Episcopal Church is located at 116 St. Johns Road, Stony Point NY. We have regular services every Sunday at 12:30 PM. All are welcome. Light refreshments are served every week after service. Visit www.stjohnsinthewilderness.com or call 845-786-0366 for information on other events, membership and services. History: Saint Johns was formed by Margaret Zimmerman, who purchased the 250 acre plot that St. Johns now stands on as a memorial to her late husband, who passed away…
Find out more »Combating the Opiod Crisis – Adult Forum
Attend this informative event to learn more about the current Opiod epidemic and learn how to administer lifesaving Naloxone to rescue someone from an overdose. Naloxone kits will be available.
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls – Misa in Español at 1 :30 pm, Sundays
Each Sunday the Bronx Church without Walls, Iglesia de San Juan Bautista, meets at St. Margaret’s Church, for Holy Eucharist, with Sermon, Traditional and Latin Music at 1:30 pm. A Fellowship Hour follow the service. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Regional Ministry of the Diocese of New York serving the South Bronx Community. The Bronx Church without Walls is a Multi-Cultural Progressive Ministry of the Episcopal/Anglican Congregations of Iglesia de San Juan Bautista, St. David’s Church and St.…
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls – Kids Church at 1:30 pm, Sundays
Each Sunday Kids Church the Bronx Church without Walls Sunday School meets at 1:30 pm at St. Margaret’s Church, Iglesia San Juan Bautista. Classes are held for elementary and middle school youth. The program is led by a professional teacher and is bi-lingual, English and Spanish. (There will be no Kid’s Church on May 20, June 3 or 24.) The Bronx Church without Walls is a Regional Ministry of the Diocese of New York serving the South Bronx Community. The…
Find out more »Choral Evensong
Choral evening prayer in the tradition of the great Anglican Cathedrals. Preces and Responses, Anthems, and Canticles sung by the Cathedral Choir. Check the Cathedral Calendar for "It's Sunday" organ recitals that may take place after Evensong.
Find out more »Celebration of a New Ministry at St. John’s Church (Getty Square), Yonkers
The Rev. Victoria R. Sirota will be inducted as rector. The Rt. Rev. Mary D. Glasspool will preside.
Find out more »Celebration of New Ministry
Join us at Saint John's Church Getty Square for the Celebration of New Ministry as we welcome the Reverend Canon Victoria R. Sirota as Rector.
Find out more »Community Eucharist in the Chapel
An informal and intimate service, celebrated in our beautiful chapel.
Find out more »Orientation for priests who are newly ordained and/or new to the Diocese of New York
This is an opportunity to learn about the diocese, meet the Bishops and members of Bishop’s staff. It is also an opportunity to meet others who are relatively new to the diocese. A light lunch will be provided. Please register below by September 19. Questions/Problems with registration? Contact Alito Orsini in the Ministry Office (phone number and email address below).
Find out more »How the Church of England Appoints its Bishops (and Other Unfathomable Mysteries)
Fr. Julian Hollywell recently sat on the Crown Nominations Commission to appoint the new Bishop of Derby, Bishop Libby Lane, who was the first woman to be ordained a bishop in the Church of England. The ordination process is one that remains shrouded in secrecy. Fr. Hollywell’s program will explore this and some of the other ways the Church of England is radically, and perhaps even incomprehensibly, different to The Episcopal Church. Free of Charge. Please call (212) 289-0399 or…
Find out more »Trinity Book Club: The Shack
Trinity Book Club will read William Paul Young's book about a man grappling with the disappearance of his daughter and discuss the question of God’s presence in the midst of pain.
Find out more »Mid-Hudson Regional Council Meeting – “Being Agents of Peace: Mission Impossible?”
With the Rev. Masud Ibn Syedullah, TSSF, vicar of St. Paul's & Trinity Parish, Tivoli, and director of Roots and Branches. The gathering will tackle what it means to be "agents of peace in a time of fear." Do we choose to accept it ... or self-destruct? Registration fee: $10 Registration deadline: Monday, September 16.
Find out more »Pre-Convention Meeting – Mid-Hudson Region
At St. James' Church, Goshen All clergy, parish delegates, proposers of resolutions, those standing for election to Diocesan commissions and committees, and any other interested parties are invited and urged to attend. The agenda for the 2-day convention will be outlined The proposed 2020 Diocesan budget will be presented and explained Other resolutions in the calendar of business will be outlined Questions will be answered. This meeting is free to attend, but please register below so that the host church…
Find out more »Celebration of a New Ministry at St. Andrew and St. Luke Church, Beacon
The Rev. John F. Williams, II will be inducted as rector. The Rt. Rev. Allen K. Shin will preside.
Find out more »Choral Holy Eucharist
Rite II
Find out more »Holyrood Church/Iglesia Santa Cruz Holy Eucharist (with sign)
Sundays 10 AM English language Holy Eucharist with sign language Last Sunday of the month 11 AM English/Spanish Holy Eucharist with sign language
Find out more »Property Support Grant Application Deadline
For the more information and the application, click here.
Find out more »Reception in Honor of the Most Rev. Suheil S. Dawani
The Rt. Rev. Greg Rickel, Bishop of Olympia & AFEDJ Chair The Rt. Rev. Andrew M.L. Dietsche, Bishop of New York and the Board of Trustees of the American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem cordially invite you to a reception in honor of The Most Rev. Suheil S. Dawani Archbishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church of Jerusalem and the Middle East and Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem Enjoy wine and hearty hors d’oeuvres with pilgrims…
Find out more »Rector’s Ball – St. Philip’s Church, Harlem
(Celebrating 210 Years of Witness & Ministry) 7 P.M.-8 P.M. - Cocktail Hour 8 P.M. - Dinner & Dancing
Find out more »Gracious Leadership: Creatively Cultivating Inclusive Ministries – New York City Kaleidoscope Institute Training
Click above for pdf flyer At Holy Trinity Church, East 88th St, Manhattan Join the office of Congregational Vitality and Formation and the Kaleidoscope Institute for a half-day workshop on Gracious Leadership: Creatively Cultivating Inclusive Ministries. The workshop will walk participants through engaging in thoughtful consideration, conversation, and self-reflection on diverse ministry environments and how that relates to becoming a missional church. Come develop your leadership skills to move towards spiritual and ministerial growth: from fear to grace, from holding…
Find out more »Pre-Convention Meeting – Region II
At St. Barnabas' Church, Irvington All clergy, parish delegates, proposers of resolutions, those standing for election to Diocesan commissions and committees, and any other interested parties are invited and urged to attend. The agenda for the 2-day convention will be outlined The proposed 2020 Diocesan budget will be presented and explained Other resolutions in the calendar of business will be outlined Questions will be answered. This meeting is free to attend, but please register below so that the host church…
Find out more »New York Altar Guild Workshop
All members of parish altar guilds are invited to this 7th annual workshop! There is no charge, but registration is required. Lunch will be provided. Click here to download the registration form Program 10:00 a.m. Registration / coffee 10:30 a.m. Welcome from Helen DuBois, Grace Church Altar Guild, and Virginia Lief, President of the New York Altar Guild Workshop with the Rev. J. Donald Waring, Rector of Grace Church 12:15 p.m. The Holy Eucharist with Fr. Waring presiding and preaching…
Find out more »Bronx Church without Walls Annual Luncheon
The Bronx Church Without Walls cordially invites you to our Second Annual Luncheon on Saturday, October 5, 2019 12:00 Noon – 5:00 p.m. at The Eastwood Manor 3371 Eastchester Road Bronx, NY 10469 Donation: $85 (Adults) $45 (ages 4 - 12) free (ages 3 & under) Please make donations payable to St. David’s Church, earmarked BxCWW Luncheon and send to St. David’s Episcopal Church 384 East 160th Street Bronx, NY 10451
Find out more »Holyrood Church/Iglesia Santa Cruz Holy Eucharist (with sign)
Sundays 10 AM English language Holy Eucharist with sign language Last Sunday of the month 11 AM English/Spanish Holy Eucharist with sign language
Find out more »Workshop on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (Manhattan)
A One-Day Workshop for Clergy and Lay Leaders The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Task Force aims to inform and equip our lay and ordained leaders with tools to better respond to parishioners experiencing domestic violence and/or sexual assault, i.e. interpersonal violence in all its forms, seeking refuge, support and empowerment towards choices of safe and abundant living. We will offer a safe space to discuss the challenging realities of issues of power and control as part of all relationships…
Find out more »2019 Deacons’ Conference ~ DEI: Deacons, Emissaries of Inclusion
At the Mariandale Retreat and Conference Center in Ossining (scroll down for directions). Check-in: 4 p.m. on October 11 Dinner: 6 p.m. - program to follow. Program resumes Saturday, October 12, at 9 a.m., following continental breakfast and Morning Prayer. Cost: $125 overnight $60 commuter $30 one day (Friday or Saturday) Questions? Please contact Deacon Denise LaVetty or Deacon Robert Jacobs (scroll down for contact info). Please register below.
Find out more »Global Mission Fair
#tribe-events-header {margin-top: -20px !important;} At Christ Church, Poughkeepsie Complimentary round-trip bus service from Manhattan provided by the Global Mission Commission Parking on premises Simultaneous spanish translation available Keynote Speaker The Rev. Glenda McQueen, Partnership Officer, The Episcopal Church Latin America & The Caribbean Panel Discussion The Way of Love in Christian Ministry, moderated by Bishop Mary Glasspool Panel will be members of the Young Adult Service Corps. Presentations Given by the Recipients of Sustainable Development Goal Grants Lunch Table…
Find out more »Holyrood Church/Iglesia Santa Cruz Holy Eucharist (with sign)
Sundays 10 AM English language Holy Eucharist with sign language Last Sunday of the month 11 AM English/Spanish Holy Eucharist with sign language
Find out more »2019 CROP Hunger Walk in Putnam County
SAVE THE DATE: October 13, 2019 2 pm: Join us for the annual Putnam County CROP Hunger Walk, Mahopac, NY. The walk begins at 2 pm, registration at 1:30 pm at the Temple Beth Shalom, at the corner of Croton Falls Road and Route 6. The walk will start at the temple and continue to the Drewville Bridge. Donations are welcome athttps://www.crophungerwalk.org/mahopacfallsny/
Find out more »The Purpose & Practice of Praise
The practice of “praise” is a constant throughout the moral literature of the world. The purpose of “praise,” especially out of the Celtic tradition, has been “to recreate an unblemished world.” The artist/poet David Jones declares, “If poetry is praise, as prayer is, it can never coexist with a malignant and persistent criticism of the nature of things.” With this seeming constant in our world today, an evening of “praise” might seem in order. The Rev’d. Cn. John Rice invites…
Find out more »Episcopal Church Women (ECW) 56th Annual Fall Conference
"Women of Power Share Their Truths - Part III" Details and registration information on the Registration Form below. Deadline to register: Monday, October 1. Download the Registration Form
Find out more »October Retirement and Vocational Discernment Class
Thinking about retirement, or have you recently made the leap? Consider joining a group of 10-15 parishioners who will meet for six monthly Saturday morning discussions, beginning October 19. The class will read books, pray together, and jointly discern the very spiritual and practical issues surrounding retirement (whatever the word means) and its new work/life rhythms. Contact Fr. David at [email protected]
Find out more »Holyrood Church/Iglesia Santa Cruz Holy Eucharist (with sign)
Sundays 10 AM English language Holy Eucharist with sign language Last Sunday of the month 11 AM English/Spanish Holy Eucharist with sign language
Find out more »Neighborhood Composting
Join a representative of GrowNYC’s Zero Waste programs for an interactive info session on the Curbside Organics Collection program. This Department of Sanitation program enables New Yorkers to transform their organic waste, such as food scraps, food-soiled paper, and yard waste into compost, a nutrient-rich soil amendment. At the same time, participating in this program can help keep the community cleaner by separating food waste into pest-proof bins. Take part in a recycling game where GrowNYC will go over what…
Find out more »Liederabend Concert
This "Evening of Song" features our professional soloists from the parish choir.
Find out more »New York Service + Justice Collaborative “Leading in Light and Love” Benefit
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Find out more »Choir of St. Luke in the Fields Concert | William Byrd – The Great Service
William Byrd’s monumental Great Service is often described as the “crown jewel” of Anglican sacred music. It is one of his most magnificent creations, awesome in scale and hugely demanding, with intricate and complex ten-part polyphony. The program will also include psalms, anthems and organ works by Byrd. LOCATION TBD. Tickets: $35 general admission; $25 students/seniors Pre-Concert Lecture at 7:00 pm. Choir of St. Luke in the Fields Lecturer: Dr. Sarah Davies
Find out more »Icon Workshop: A Three Day Retreat
St. Luke’s welcomes Peter Pearson, M.Div., Th. D. this fall for our first iconography workshop. Byzantine Iconography is a highly structured and disciplined art form which combines prayer and painting techniques to create serene images of Christ, Mary, the angels and the saints following centuries old guidelines. Peter Pearson has been studying and painting icons for nearly fifty years and teaching others to do so for half that time. He's authored three books on the subject and has painted hundreds of icons…
Find out more »“Is There a Future for Women on a Warming World?” ~ Reception & Fundraiser for the Global Women’s Fund
with Political Theorist Jodi Dean in support of The Global Women's Fund of New York in Poughkeepsie Jodi Dean is a political theorist at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and Director of the Colleges’ Fisher Center for the Study of Gender and Justice. Author of nine books, she has given invited lectures in universities and cultural centers all over the world. Her talk will address how climate change is affecting the status of women globally and how their higher education…
Find out more »Pre-Convention Meeting – New York City
At St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery All clergy, parish delegates, proposers of resolutions, those standing for election to Diocesan commissions and committees, and any other interested parties are invited and urged to attend. The agenda for the 2-day convention will be outlined The proposed 2020 Diocesan budget will be presented and explained Other resolutions in the calendar of business will be outlined Questions will be answered. This meeting is free to attend, but please register below so that the host church knows…
Find out more »Countertenor Daniel Moody in Concert
All are welcome to attend an Evening of Song with acclaimed countertenor Daniel Moody. Tickets may be purchased on Christ Church Riverdale's website or at the door for $20.
Find out more »Hudson Valley String Quartet
Marka Young (violin), Lauren Buono (viola), Jeanne Fox (cello), David Fiedler (violin) Performing Schubert, Rachmaninoff, Barber, and Beethoven Sunday November 3, 2019 at 3pm Zion Episcopal Church 12 Satterlee Pl, Wappingers Falls, NY Tickets - $15 Adults / $10 Seniors and Students Reception to follow in Zion Parish Hall Info & Group Pricing: 845-297-7693 www.HudsonValleyStringQuartet.com
Find out more »The Queen of Spades
As Halloween makes its seasonal appearance, the Metropolitan Opera prepares a revival of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s harrowing masterpiece The Queen of Spades. Adapted from Alexander Pushkin’s short story, the opera tells a haunting tale of avarice, obsession, and madness, amplified with Tchaikovsky’s unique combination of melodic sweep and theatrical flair. Suzanne Martinucci, Met Opera Quiz panelist and House staff member, will present a program on this opera. Tickets: $25. Please call (212) 289-0399 or visit houseoftheredeemer.org to purchase tickets.
Find out more »243rd Diocesan Convention
"Redeeming the Time" For schedule, registration, and all documents and forms, please click the button below. Convention Website, with Links to Registration, plus all Documents and Forms
Find out more »ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Crafts, baked goods, jewelry, soaps, baskets, and so many other items! Do you want to be a vendor or more confirmation please contact Bonnie Kieffer at 845-297-4245 or; Rev. Debora Magdalene at 845-297-9797 Looking forward to seeing you!
Find out more »Pre-Thanksgiving Wine Tasting
Join us as we partner with K&D Wines & Spirits to sample delicious wines just in time for the holidays.Finding that perfect bottle of wine to accompany your dinner, and get an introduction to some wines you may not have heard about. Tickets: $20. Please call (212) 289-0399 or visit houseoftheredeemer.org to purchase tickets.
Find out more »Play Reading – “Spitting Image”
Join us for a live reading of this original comic drama by Anthony McKay, produced by I Fabbristi’s Anthony Newfield. Lottie, an aspiring opera singer, struggles to reclaim her own soul while grappling with her crumbling marriage and her dominating mother. Both acts of the play mirror each other as we witness the roots of Lottie’s identity crisis. Tickets: $20. Please call (212) 289-0399 or visit houseoftheredeemer.org to purchase tickets.
Find out more »Fabbri Concert: Intimate Broadway
Join us for the first of the three concerts in the Fabbri Concert Series. Musical theater stars and Tony Award nominees Kate Baldwin and Bob Stillman perform an unforgettable evening of theater music by Adam Guettel, Michael John LaChiusa, Ricky Ian Gordon and more. With Andy Roninson on piano and Mairi Dorman-Phaneuf on cello, the evening will inhabit a space between recital hall and Broadway stage. Tickets: $50. Available to purchase online and by phone at (212) 289-0399. Visit houseoftheredeemer.org…
Find out more »The Diocesan Fund for Critical Clergy Needs Deadline
Applications due Wednesday, November 27 (for consideration at the December 5 meeting of the Committee) The Diocesan Fund for Critical Clergy Needs Committee allocates grants to canonically resident priests, deacons or congregations of the Diocese of New York, as follows: Medical/dental and other needs: To assist priests or deacons who have expenses related to severe illnesses or other household crises, lapsed medical insurance premiums, financial emergencies caused by unemployment and unusual medical or dental expenses. Educational grants: to the children…
Find out more »Choir of St. Luke in the Fields Concert | A French Baroque Christmas: Music of Marc-Antoine Charpent
The French noël represents a tradition of popular Christmas celebration and rich source of melodies that became a preoccupation of French composers. The concert will feature Charpentier’s delightful Messe de Minuit (‘Midnight Mass’), written perhaps for Christmas 1694, based on ten of these popular carol melodies. The program will include Charpentier’s oratorio In Nativitatem Domini, H.414, and the O Antiphons. Tickets: $35 general admission; $25 students/seniors Pre-Concert Lecture at 7:00 pm. Choir of St. Luke in the Fields with Baroque in the Fields, an orchestra of period…
Find out more »St. Andrew’s Harlem 190th Anniversary Gala Dinner
St. Andrew's Harlem 190th Anniversary Gala Dinner Dec. 7th 2019 at Terrace on the Park 52-11 Street Flushing Queens Noon to 5 PM Adults $190.00 Children 12 and under $75.00 Contact Constance Joye 718-652-9505
Find out more »Holiday Family Fun Night
Join us for an evening of activities with families and children in mind including craft stations, music, food, and other festivities. A suggested donation of $5 per person will be collected at the door.
Find out more »Christmas Party – “The Gift of the Magi”
Jim and Della love each other madly but are practically penniless. What will they do about Christmas gifts? Anthony Newfield, Broadway performer and artistic director of I Fabbristi, will bring a group of fellow actors to present a reading of O. Henry’s classic short story “The Gift of the Magi.” This holiday reading continues a House tradition and will be followed by caroling and a festive reception. Suggested donation: $20. Please call (212) 289-0399 or reserve online.
Find out more »Advent Retreat
George Herbert—17th century priest, poet, and courtier—wrote devotional poetry which was at once personally authentic, theologically profound, and extraordinarily beautiful. His poems work both as individual lyric pieces and as starting points for personal and group contemplation. In this Advent Quiet Day, the House of the Redeemer’s December priest-in-residence Gary Hall will lead retreatants through a series of reflections on several of Herbert’s best-known (and a few less famous) poems in a mixture of lecture, individual contemplation, and group discussion.…
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