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AFTER THE EPIPHANY |
Please join us for the Last Sunday After The Epiphany.
 It’s dark, it's cold and yet
this week’s gospel shares the joy of surprise—when our eyes and hearts are open.
How do Jesus’s words apply to life today? Bill Tully's LIFE 101 class takes a unique approach to this question and others as part of our upcoming confirmation classes.
 Square footage in New York City is a legitimate complaint, but it puts things in perspective when you see a family of eight grateful to be living in a tent. The Haitian story continues with the latest updates from
Episcopal Relief and Development, (ERD), a very reliable way to Give to Haiti, especially in this recovery period.
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Did you know that
Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of Lent, is just over a week away?
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Bring joy to the upcoming Lent/Easter season and
get tickets now to hear the phenomenal Tallis Scholars singing here in March. It’s not too early!
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Thank you to St. Bart’s Habitat For Humanity group for what we are already calling, “The Habitat Hallway” here in St. Bart’s community house where so much Community Ministry goes out the door. Now it’s painted!
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If you haven’t been here yet — here’s a sneak preview.
Then be sure to come see us, as the people make the place.
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There’s a great book class starting on Feb. 14th, the movie group is meeting, there's a PFLAG meeting coming up soon and more here.
Whether you are visiting NYC, or live here and want to go a bit deeper into your faith journey, we invite you to
join us
this Sunday.
New folks look for those wearing a green welcome button—
and let the exploration begin. If you work nearby, try a different kind of lunch or evening respite—one that renews the soul at our short daily services. We hope to see you soon.
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