We will celebrate the birth of Christ with a candle-light service on Christmas Eve (December 24) at 8 PM in the Sanctuary. The Eucharist will be celebrated. All are welcome to share in the joy, regardless of church affiliation.
Continue reading →Mark your calendars for the annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service sponsored by Clarkstown Clergy. This year, it will be held on Tuesday, November 26 at New City Jewish Center (47 Old Schoolhouse Road, in New City) at 7:30 PM. We look forward to seeing you there.
Continue reading →On Saturday, October 5, we will be blessing our pets and celebrating our animal companions at 4 PM in the Sanctuary. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to bring their pets to this special worship service. Bring your small pets and participate in this service of praise to God for the gift of our furry, finned, winged, scaled, and otherwise accoutered pets! As we have not reached the point Isaiah envisioned … Continue reading →
Choir rehearsals will begin on Thursday, September 12. You are welcome to join. Contact Kryste if you have questions.
Continue reading →Starting June 16, Father’s Day, we will return to our summer Worship schedule. Worship will begin at 10 AM. The Sunday School will be on hiatus until the fall when we go back to 11 AM Worship.
Continue reading →Here is the Holy Week Worship schedule for 2013: Sunday, March 24 Palm Sunday 11 AM Worship 12 noon Palm Sunday Luncheon Thursday, March 28 Maundy Thursday 8 PM Worship with Communion Friday, March 29 Good Friday 8 PM Tenebrae Service Sunday, March 31 Easter Sunday 8 AM Sunrise Service in Murchison Hall 9 AM Full Breakfast in Murchison Hall 11 AM Service of the Resurrection in Sanctuary 12 … Continue reading →
We will observe Ash Wednesday with a Worship service at 8 PM on Wednesday, February 13. The service will include the imposition of ashes. The Christmas Feast is already a fading memory, And already the mind begins to be vaguely aware Of an unpleasant whiff of apprehension at the thought Of Lent and Good Friday which cannot, after all, now Be very far off —W. H. Auden, “For the Time … Continue reading →