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Monday, May 5
8:00 am: Morning Prayer in the Chapel
12:05 pm Eucharist in the Chapel
5:30 pm:
Evening Prayer in the Chapel
7:00 pm: Journaling to the Self and Soul
Mondays: May 5, May 12 and May 19 from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. Led by Therese Ragen, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, and staff member of the Psychotherapy and Spirituality Institute at St. Bart’s. Writing can be a rewarding way to achieve greater self-awareness and a powerful tool for creative living. In this workshop you will learn to: heal childhood wounds and current relationships; get to know different parts of yourself; discover the writer within you; access your subconscious explore your creativity.
Tuesday, May 6
5:30 pm:
Evening Prayer in the Chapel
6:30 pm: CRI™ Short Course: Readings in the Qur’an
This introduction to the Qur’an will focus on how Muslims hear, read, and understand their holy book. We’ll begin with a history of how the text was revealed, and move into a discussion about the oral nature of the Qur’an, and how the words quickly became a test. Included will be a discussion of who is entitled to interpret the Qur’an, and how the words of the interpreters are heard by the people. Four Tuesdays, May 4–25. Click here to register online.
6:30 pm: Mastering the Art of the Résumé
Learn how to develop a distinctive résumé that reflects what you want to be hired for, and to write the cover letter that gets you past the gatekeeper. Class meets three Tuesdays, April 29, May 6 & 13, 6:30-8:00 pm in the parish house. The cost is $155. For special consideration, please apply to Sharon Naulty (snaulty@nyc.rr.com). Register by calling St. Bart’s Central 212-378-0222 or via email at central@stbarts.org. If you have any questions about the workshop, please contact Win Sheffield at WinSheffield@WinSheffield.com.
7:30 pm: Voices of St. Bartholomew’s:
Michelle Repella, soprano
St. Bartholomew’s Choir sings for church services year-round and for special events in the Great Music Series. Come hear the solo voices of the choir in special recitals from September through May. Enjoy the musical gifts these fine singers and their collaborators. Tickets: $20 (students/seniors: $15). Click here to purchase online.
Wednesday, May 7
8:00 am: Morning Prayer in
the Chapel
12:05 pm: Eucharist in the Chapel
12:45 pm: The Gospel, the
New York Times & You
A lively lunch-hour discussion of this coming Sunday’s Gospel reading and the editorial pages of today’s
New York Times. Led by the Rev. Lynn Sanders.
5:30 pm:
Evening Prayer
6:30 pm: CRI™ Book and Author Event
Leonard A. Schoolman: The Changing Christian World: A Brief Introduction for Jews
CRI director Rabbi Schoolman has been studying the Christian community for many years, as director of the Center for Theological Study in Houston, and now at St. Bart’s. Join us for an evening discussing his new book. Free of charge. All are welcome.
Thursday, May 8
8:00 am: Morning Prayer in the Chapel
12:05 pm: Eucharist in the Chapel
6:00 pm: Sunday on Thursday Service
7:00 pm: Centering Prayer
Centering Prayer is a modern meditative prayer practice, rooted in Jesus’ teaching and the Christian contemplative tradition, that gradually transforms and heals our relationship with God and ourselves. Sessions are held Thursdays at 7 pm (Memorial Chapel), and Saturdays at 10:45 am (room 42).
Friday, May 9
8:00 am: Morning Prayer in the Chapel
12:05 pm: Eucharist in the Chapel
12:30 pm: Alcoholics Anonymous.
Check 109 East 50th Street entrance for meeting location.
12:30 pm: Alanon “Expect A Miracle.”
Check 109 East 50th Street entrance for meeting location.
12:30 pm: Men’s Alanon “Double Winners” (Reg.).
Check 109 East 50th Street entrance for meeting location.
12:30 pm: Overeaters Anonymous.
Check 109 East 50th Street entrance for meeting location.
5:30 pm: Evening Prayer in the Chapel
5:30 pm: Lifeline AA.
Check 109 East 50th Street entrance for meeting location.
Saturday, May 10
10:00 am: Morning Prayer
10:45 am: Centering Prayer
Centering Prayer is a modern meditative prayer practice, rooted in Jesus’ teaching and the Christian contemplative tradition, that gradually transforms and heals our relationship with God and ourselves. Sessions are held Thursdays at 7 pm (Memorial Chapel), and Saturdays at 10:45 am (room 42).
Sunday, May 11
Click here for the most recent Sunday bulletin insert
8:00 am: Eucharist, Rite I
9:00 am: Eucharist in the Round
10:00 am: Children and Family Chapel
10:00 am: The C.E.N.T.E.R. for Youth
10:10 am: Rector’s Forum
10:15 am: Sunday School Classes
11:00 am: Choral Eucharist
12:30 pm: Marcus Borg Book Study
Jesus: Uncovering the Life, Teachings, and Relevance of a Religious Revolutionary by Marcus Borg. Continues today, May 4th, at 12:30 pm and for three more Sundays. This book is an updating of Borg’s extensive research into the life of Jesus and covers some of the most recent theories among Jesus scholars. Weekly sessions are independent and handouts are made available each week to help anyone catch up and dive into the conversation. Led by parishioner Nathan Harkins.
1:00 pm: City-Wide Mother’s Day Blessing
A multi-faith event featuring guest speakers, dancers, singers and artists offering blessings to all mothers—those living and gone, adoptive and birth, pregnant, working, single, LGBT, grandmothers, fathers who mother, women who have suffered the loss of children, women who are trying to conceive, stepmothers, mothers of war, the Earth as mother. EVERY MOTHER. Produced by Kathy Bozzuti-Jones and Echo Kim of “Conscious Clinic.” 1:00–4:00 pm, includes children’s activities. Tickets in advance: Adult $15, students $10. (Tickets at the door $25.) Children: free. Get your tickets online at mothersdayblessingcelebration.eventbrite.com.
7:00 pm: Community Eucharist
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