JAN 14 – “ST. MARK’S IS DEAD” – AUTHOR TALK AND BOOK SIGNING!

Journalist Ada Calhoun is the author of St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America’s Hippest Street (Nov 2015), a “revelatory” (Kirkus), “captivating” (Publishers Weekly), “timely, provocative, and stylishly written” (Atlantic) “ecstatic roll call” (New York Times Book Review). The Village Voice named her “the most important new voice on old New York.” She attended Grace Church and will join us on Thursday, Jan 14^th, 6:30-8:30 pm in the Reception Room. “No pressure potluck.” (Bring something to share, if you can.) Admission is one non-perishable item for the food pantry. Presented by the ECW.

JAN 24 – THE EIGHTH ANNUAL CONCERT OF MUSIC FOR TREBLE VOICES

The Junior Choristers of the Grace Church Choirs with Dr. Barry Rose and the Whiting of Novices. Held in the Church at 4 pm. For more info on music at Grace Church click HERE.

LET’S BUILD IT TOGETHER! Habitat for Humanity and Grace Church

We’ve built in New Orleans, West Virginia, Staten Island, and this year we’ll build a house for a family in Queens. Click HERE to learn more about this project–and how you can help by making a financial gift, signing to volunteer for a build day, and keeping the families and volunteers in your prayers.

Introducing Our Companion Parish: Grosvenor Chapel, London

This year, as part of a program between the Dioceses of London and New York, Grace Church in New York was linked with Grosvenor Chapel, London. While the relationship is still in the nascent stage, possibilities include the sharing of mutual prayer concerns, the exchange of ideas for urban ministry, pulpit swaps and pilgrimages to each other’s […]

Music is the food of love…Come listen to the Bicentennial Organ!

The new organ in Grace Church, commissioned at the Bicentennial of the Parish and completed in 2013 has multiple missions!

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