WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday
9 AM | St. George’s Chapel
Holy Communion: Rite I with Choir
St. George’s Chapel, 4 Rutherford Place, New York, NY
11 AM | St. George’s Church
Holy Communion: Rite II with Choir
St. George’s Church, 7 Rutherford Place, New York, NY
Sunday School and Nursery programming info here.
Livestream our 11 AM service here
Wednesday
12:10 PM | Calvary Church
Holy Communion with Healing Prayer
277 Park Ave S. (at 21st street) New York, NY
Calvary Church is open for prayer 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM, Monday through Friday!
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Join us for our next session of TableTalk starting January 9! Join us on Thursday evenings for dinner, fellowship, and a discussion about faith. You can choose between the Alpha curriculum and the Beta curriculum. Click here to learn more.
A chess lesson and a life lesson, Doyle takes the audience on a journey across the world as he is flown to Singapore at the behest of a mysterious investor, Doyle found himself imparting chess wisdom to the world's wealthiest individuals.
On the heels of a major childhood event, K. Lorrel Manning's Lost…Found takes you on a soul-searching, delightfully human roller-coaster ride through music, unlikely heroes, and the Artist formerly known as Prince.
Join us for a viewing of the first short film produced by StoryMakers. The film highlights the fragility of connection in the digital age.
Join us for a special Shrove Tuesday event, with complimentary pancakes, candy, and a fun activity for youth! Burning of the Palms immediately following the pancake supper.
Men of the parish are welcome to join our fellowship! See below for details. To register, please email info@calstg.org
This fundraiser for Sea Dog Theater will include a sit-down dinner, wine, and performances at our home at St. George's Church.
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood is a gripping and thought-provoking play set in a remote coastal cottage in England. It follows retired nuclear physicists Hazel and Robin, who are living in self-imposed isolation after a catastrophic nuclear disaster.
Registration is open for the 16th session of CAC! The camp runs June 16 - June 20, 3:30-5:30PM and is open to ages pre-k to 8th grade. This year’s theme is THE GIANT.
In this deeply personal and immersive theatrical experience, writer and actor Chris Domig brings Viktor Frankl's seminal work to life.