Sunday School & Youth Group
Sunday School for kindergarten through 6th grade every Sunday at 10, and Youth Group for grades 6–12 right after the service, both led by Chelsy DeHart, the Diocese of Long Island’s director of youth ministry.
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Sunday is the center. The rest of the week is where the friendships happen: big questions over a pint, young adults who actually show up for each other, kids who love coming to church.
Big questions. Good company.
Pub(lic) Theology
About once a month, Rev. Ben leads a conversation about faith and the big questions, in a bar or a café, not a church basement. No background needed; bring a friend who’d never come to church.
Thursdays, 7–8:30 PM at Beer Street South, 550 Vanderbilt Ave
Saturdays, 10–11:30 AM at Mille-Feuille, 622 Vanderbilt Ave
The 2026–27 season
- Sat
Nov 14The Lives (and Afterlives) of the Saints
Mille-Feuille - Thu
Dec 10Advent: a theology of fasting and mortality
Beer Street South - Sat
Jan 16The Bones of an Interior Life: a rule for prayer and practice
Mille-Feuille - Thu
Feb 11Lent and the Works of Mercy
Beer Street South - Sat
Mar 13Thin Places: a Celtic theology of heaven on earth
Mille-Feuille - Thu
Apr 8The Spiritual Discipline of Feasting: joy, resurrection and Eucharist
Beer Street South
Adult(ish)
Our young adult group, for young adults and the young at heart: pizza nights, ball games, breweries, service projects, spontaneous hangs, and people who become real friends.
The Choir
Jazz pianist Sterling Cozza leads volunteers and professional singers in hymns, spirituals, gospel, jazz and contemporary worship. Read music or learn by ear; if you can carry a tune, there’s room for you.
Classes
Short series after the 10 AM service, like this fall’s “What Is Theology?”: the Bible, theology and the spiritual life, from whole books of scripture to Rowan Williams, Fleming Rutledge and James Baldwin. Missed one? The audio is on the podcast.
Families with Littles
Parents of babies and young children, getting together through the year for outings, play and the kind of company that makes the early years easier.
Hikes, cookouts & serving
Every so often: a day hike outside the city, a summer cookout on the church patio, a Saturday serving with neighbors at CHiPS. Watch the newsletter for the next one.
Not sure where to start?
We’ll help you find your place.
Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll point you to the right people.