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Beginning Sunday, July 14th we will be hosting a book discussion series focused on the great Christian Mystics of history. Each week we will discuss two chapters. All are welcome! Join us! — Sundays, 9am-10am Nook outside the Auditorium
It’s not every Sunday that portions of the sermon are SUNG. Subscribe to our podcast and check out Stephanie Spellers extraordinary sermon “Differentiation Not Domination”! Link in profile. — 📷 by @jeremydvarner
Join us tonight for the last Table before summer break! 7pm Lectio Divina practice with @KateGungor and conversation and drinks to follow! — 440 W. 21st St. Chapel of the Good Shepherd 7pm Lectio | 8pm Convo
As we continue the season after Pentecost, remember that our gathering will be in Chelsea this Sunday at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd (440 W. 21st. St.). Worship begins at 10:30am and the Lawn Party with food trucks, oversized games, and ice cream sandwiches will follow!
Join us in Chelsea this Sunday as we move our Sunday services to the Chapel of the Good Shepherd for a special “Summer Kickoff” event. We’ll have a BBQ food truck, oversized lawn games and ice cream sandwiches for ALL after church. Come join us! Full kids program birth thru 5th grade will be offered as usual.
Join us tonight for a discussion on all things shame and spirituality. — 7pm Chapel 8pm Conversation & Drinks 440 W 21st St. Chapel of the Good Shepherd
We are thrilled to have the amazing Stephanie Spellers with us Sunday at our special “Summer Kickoff” worship service held at The Chapel of the Good Shepherd in Chelsea! Join us! — Stephanie makes her home in Harlem and currently serves @pb_curry as the “Canon for Evangelism, Reconciliation and Creation”. She is the author of “Radical Welcome: Embracing God, The Other and the Spirit of Transformation” and is passionate about helping people grow loving, life-giving and liberating relationships with God, each other and the earth.
It was an honor to celebrate the sacrament of baptism with Samantha Nari Terrell of God!
All are welcome to join our book discussion this coming Sunday at 9am in the hallway outside the auditorium. Download the book, read as much as you can and bring your voice!

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