“Your Church” is a three-week introductory class that answers who we are, how we worship, and how to get plugged in. It’s a three-week class with great talks and delicious meals.

The next class begins April 21th (6:30pm, Anderson Hall, Calvary Church) and every member of the church should take this class, at least once.

This series continues on April 28th and May 5th.

Sign up now:

“Your Church” is a three-week introductory class that answers who we are, how we worship, and how to get plugged in. It’s a three-week class with great talks and delicious meals.

The next class begins April 28th (6:30pm, St. George’s Chapel) and every member of the church should take this class, at least once.

This series continues on April 28th and May 5th.

Sign up now:

“Your Church” is a three-week introductory class that answers who we are, how we worship, and how to get plugged in. It’s a three-week class with great talks and delicious meals.

The next class begins April 21th (6:30pm, Anderson Hall, Calvary Church) and every member of the church should take this class, at least once.

This series continues on April 28th and May 5th.

Sign up now:

Pilgrimage: What it means for Christians - Ancient and Contemporary.

Kris Vieira presents a three week class on pilgrimage. We’ll look at pilgrimages throughout the history of the church, pilgrimages that members of our parish have taken, and the concept of Lent itself as a pilgrimage. This class will show you how a concept that can seem distant can become an integral part of your daily life as a Christian.

For more details, click this button:

Pilgrimage: What it means for Christians - Ancient and Contemporary.

Kris Vieira presents a three week class on pilgrimage. We’ll look at pilgrimages throughout the history of the church, pilgrimages that members of our parish have taken, and the concept of Lent itself as a pilgrimage. This class will show you how a concept that can seem distant can become an integral part of your daily life as a Christian.

For more details, click this button:

The Muhlenberg Lenten Reflections are always one of the highlights of Lent! This year, March 20-21, we're proud to be presenting The Rev. Magnus Persson who's lecture is titled "The Mission of Done, In An Age of Do." This event features a lecture at St. George’s Chapel on Friday from 7-10pm, and a “Lenten Quiet Day” on Saturday from 10am-1pm.

Magnus is a Lutheran priest in the Church of Sweden. Prior to that he was a Pentecostal Pastor and charismatic church planter and planted one of the largest churches in Sweden.

Magnus is an incredible and dynamic speaker and this topic couldn't be more timely. Get your tickets today by visiting CalvaryStGeorges.org/muhlenberg

The Muhlenberg Lenten Reflections are always one of the highlights of Lent! This year, March 20-21, we're proud to be presenting The Rev. Magnus Persson who's lecture is titled "The Mission of Done, In An Age of Do." This event features a lecture at St. George’s Chapel on Friday from 7-10pm, and a “Lenten Quiet Day” on Saturday from 10am-1pm.

Magnus is a Lutheran priest in the Church of Sweden. Prior to that he was a Pentecostal Pastor and charismatic church planter and planted one of the largest churches in Sweden.

Magnus is an incredible and dynamic speaker and this topic couldn't be more timely. Get your tickets today by visiting CalvaryStGeorges.org/muhlenberg

Pilgrimage: What it means for Christians - Ancient and Contemporary.

Kris Vieira presents a three week class on pilgrimage. We’ll look at pilgrimages throughout the history of the church, pilgrimages that members of our parish have taken, and the concept of Lent itself as a pilgrimage. This class will show you how a concept that can seem distant can become an integral part of your daily life as a Christian.

For more details, click this button:

The Apostles Creed: What Christians - Ancient and Contemporary - Believe 

In these final two sessions of “The Creed,” we’ll explore the nature of the Holy Spirit.

This class is an invitation to happiness. I hope it will be helpful for all who want to comprehend the mystery of faith in all its “breadth and length and height and depth, and to know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge” (Eph 3:18-19). - Rev. Ben DeHart

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Come one, come all! Help us spruce up our wonderful parish. 

The next Cleanup Day is scheduled for Saturday, March 7, 2020 at St. George’s Church. Thank you for rolling up your sleeves with us and we’re looking forward to it!

Cleanup Day is a terrific way to serve at our parish. All volunteers are welcome! Come enjoy three hours of good clean fun, fellowship and service from 10 am-1 pm. Enter through the rear courtyard doors on 16th St. between 2nd & 3rd Aves., where hot coffee and doughnuts will be waiting!

Call Chris Anderson at 646 528 6944 or the parish office if you have any questions. See you there!

For more details, head to: https://www.calvarystgeorges.org/cleanup-days

The Apostles Creed: What Christians - Ancient and Contemporary - Believe 

In these final two sessions of “The Creed,” we’ll explore the nature of the Holy Spirit.

This class is an invitation to happiness. I hope it will be helpful for all who want to comprehend the mystery of faith in all its “breadth and length and height and depth, and to know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge” (Eph 3:18-19). - Rev. Ben DeHart

For more details, click this button:

Calvary St. George's 20's & 30's ministry is back for this Lenten season. Traditionally during Lent, meat is not consumed on Fridays - so our fun take is Sushi Friday! Join us on Friday, Feb. 28 for sushi, wine, and fellowship. If you would like to join us, we ask that you kindly bring along $10. The event will be at The Pavao's apartment (Apt 702, 61 Gramercy Park North, Manhattan) Just ring the buzzer for #9, and head up to the 7th floor.

"Ashes for Kids" is a one of a kind service for children and families. We invite you to come and learn the history of this ancient tradition, in a down to earth presentation geared directly to our youngest. The service is engaging and interactive, children will receive ashes and a blessing as we move into the season of Lent.

At the start of Lent, we receive ashes on our foreheads to remind us of our frame, that we are but dust. Service times are as follows...

CALVARY CHURCH, 277 Park Avenue South, Manhattan
Services at 8am, 12:10pm, 6pm
Imposition of ashes at all services

ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH, 7 Rutherford Place, Manhattan
Services at 8am, 12:10pm
Imposition of ashes at all services

ASHES FOR KIDS (Children’s Service)

5 pm | St. George’s Chapel

 4 Rutherford Place, Manhattan

The day before the beginning of Lent is known as Shrove Tuesday. To “shrive” someone is to hear acknowledgement of their sins, to assure them of God's forgiveness, and to give them appropriate spiritual advice. Per tradition, we will serve pancakes, and after the meal, we will burn last year’s palms that will be used at Ash Wednesday services.

Please purchase tickets here…
CalvaryStGeorges.org/shrovetuesday

Let's escape the cold together with our first Movie Night of the new year! We'll watch a great winter movie, “Abominable”, while sipping hot cocoa and eating fun treats. Click the button below to RSVP:

Join us for praise and worship as we pray for our parish life together. Members of our prayer team will be available to pray with you about any request or thanksgiving, including physical and emotional healing.

(Doors open at 3:30 PM)

Celebrate the joy of Christ's birth with a service in the Chapel of St. George’s Church.

Ring in Christmas with two services at Calvary Church, 8pm & 11pm. These services with feature vibrant music, congregational carols, and the age old story of Christ's birth. Bring the whole family.

On Christmas Eve, join the children of the parish for a service designed specifically for families. The service features a dramatic retelling of the Christmas story, carols, and a sermon geared just for kids. If you’d like your children to participate in the pageant, email us at calstgkids@calstg.org

Join us for the annual collaboration between Sea Dog Theater and the Calvary-St. Georges Choir. Weaving together an intimate evening of literature, music and theater we kick off the holiday season by contemplating the meaning of it all. We will only have one presentation at 8pm and tickets go fast, so please purchase in advance. For tickets and additional info, head here.

This evening includes hors d’oeuvres and wine after the performance.

As one of New York’s oldest Episcopal churches, The Parish of Calvary-St. George’s is delighted to present the annual “Candlelight: A Service of Lessons & Carols” on Sunday, December 8, 2019 at 4:00 P.M., with a prelude at 3:40 P.M. A quintessential Christmas tradition for over one hundred years, this celebration holds a special place in the hearts of thousands of New Yorkers.

• Snap into the holiday spirit with hundreds of fellow New Yorkers lighting candles and basking in their breathtaking glow within the sanctuary of the historic St. George’s Church on Stuyvesant Square (7 Rutherford Pl., New York, NY 10003)

• Belt out your favorite carols, hear incredible sounds of brass and carillon, and enjoy glorious serenades led by our longstanding parish choir and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Kamel Boutros, music director of Calvary-St. George’s

• Music by Harry T. Burleigh, Ola Gjeilo, John Rutter, Leonard Cohen and Stephen Jackson

• Hear powerful readings that reveal the true meaning of Christmas

“Candlelight is one of those New York City traditions that, like The Rockettes, can trigger a genuine feeling of nostalgia,” the Parish’s Rector The Reverend Jacob Andrew Smith said. “There is nothing like singing ‘Silent Night’ with a thousand people to get you in the Christmas spirit.”

‘Tis the season to spread love, hope and festive fun so let’s experience this New York City tradition in all its glory together this Christmas.

We're proud to once again present the Christmas Tableau on Tuesday, December 3rd at Calvary Church, at 6:30 p.m. Join the children of the parish for a costumed retelling of the Christmas story. All children are invited to participate, please arrive for costuming no later than 6:00 p.m.

Following the Tableau, join us for the Parish Christmas Party in Anderson Hall. We’re encouraging all parishioners to bring sides and desserts to share, and the church will provide the chili. The party will also offer crafts and games for kids, as well as a carol sing along.

We hope you consider joining us at our Thanksgiving service on Thursday, November 28 at 10:30 a.m. in St.George’s Chapel. It is a full service with sermon and communion. 

After this service, we will be serving a Thanksgiving meal for all who would like to attend. To make this happen, we need your help -- please volunteer as a leader as we feed and serve our community. Simply e-mail us now: info@CalStG.org
 

Let's kickoff our Fall programming with grace-laden gusto as the choir returns to our morning services and Sunday School picks up again!

Here's a cheeky sneak peek of what's on the cards for us on this undoubtedly spectacular Sunday:

• Blessing of the Backpacks

• Sunday School

• Ministry Fair

• Choral Evensong @ Calvary

• and lots more!

We can't wait to enjoy our forgiveness with you this Kickoff Sunday!

We're ready to take on the FINAL chunk of the epic masterpiece that is Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace."

We can't think of a better time to tackle this challenge than now. The best part is that we're in this together so let's do this, team!

September 3 | Finish!

Tuesday | 7 pm

209 East 16th Street

RSVP now | E-mail Rev. Ben here

Spending summer in the "sweatbox" that is NYC? No worries 'cause we have the perfect way for us to cool down: sit back and catch a movie on our rooftop with a breathtaking view of our gorgeous neighborhood.

That's right! We have some classics cued up so be sure to mark your calendars for our upcoming Movie Club screening:

August 10 | "Raising Arizona"

Saturday | Doors open at 7 pm, film starts at 8 pm

Calvary Church | Rooftop

We're ready to take on the next chunk of the epic masterpiece that is Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace."

We can't think of a better time to tackle this challenge than now. The best part is that we're in this together so let's do this, team!

July 30 | Volume 3 Part 2

Tuesday | 7 pm

209 East 16th Street

RSVP now | E-mail Rev. Ben here