Events

Prayer Vigil
Apr
17
to Apr 18

Prayer Vigil

We are in need of volunteers to participate in our Easter prayer vigil! You may choose any time slot that works for you, although we recommend selecting the hours that are less likely to be taken.

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Parish Partner: Mockingbird Conference
May
1
to May 3

Parish Partner: Mockingbird Conference

Calvary-St. George’s Church is proud to present the next edition of the annual Mockingbird Magazine conference. This year’s theme is relief, exploring how the grace of God is a source of immense relief to actual people—and in more ways than we realize.

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Confirmation Class
May
4
to Jun 1

Confirmation Class

For people who are choosing the Episcopal Church as their community of faith as adults, we offer a confirmation class that covers topics such as church history, theology, liturgy, and polity, so that you can understand what makes us unique as a denomination and decide whether or not you want to make this your official denomination.

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TableTalk Spring Session
May
8
to Jun 19

TableTalk Spring Session

Our next session of TableTalk is starting May 8! Join us on Thursday evenings for dinner, fellowship, and a discussion about faith. You can choose between the Alpha curriculum and the Beta curriculum.

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Sacred Sites Open House
May
17

Sacred Sites Open House

Calvary-St. George’s is thrilled to be a part of The New York Landmarks Conservancy’s “Sacred Sites” open house series on Saturday, May 17. This year’s NYLC open house theme is Building for Eternity: Religious Architecture and Artisans.

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The Jack & Jack School Spring Fair
May
17

The Jack & Jack School Spring Fair

Families are warmly welcome to join the 75th anniversary celebration of The Jack and Jill Preschool at the annual Spring Fair at St. George’s Church on Saturday, May 17. There will be plenty of activities, games rides, and food provided by a Shake Shack Food Truck!

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Sea Dog Theater Reading
May
31

Sea Dog Theater Reading

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.

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Book Club
Jun
3

Book Club

The next session of Book Club features a Clergy Pick! Kick off summer with a powerful and timely read, New York Times bestseller Refugee by Alan Gratz.

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Creative Arts Camp
Jun
16
to Jun 20

Creative Arts Camp

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.

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Pantry Drive for Deaf & CODA Students
Apr
13

Pantry Drive for Deaf & CODA Students

On Sunday, April 13, 9AM – 1PM at St. George’s, we invite our community to support both deaf and CODA (Children of Deaf Adults) students at PS 347 by participating in a pantry drive to help supplement their families’ pantries with wholesome goods.

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Rector's Forum
Apr
6

Rector's Forum

We are proud to present the next Rector’s Forum on April 6 at 12:45PM in St. George’s Chapel with guest speaker the Rev. Sam Owen, who will be speaking about our parish partner the New York Haiti Project.

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Book Club
Mar
18

Book Club

Our next session of Book Club will be on Tuesday, March 18, at 7PM in the Parish Office! We will be discussing the book Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion.

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Shrove Tuesday
Mar
4

Shrove Tuesday

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.

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Sea Dog Theater Reading
Feb
22

Sea Dog Theater Reading

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.

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Book Club
Feb
11

Book Club

All are welcome to participate in the next edition of our Book Club, which meets on Wednesday, February 11 at 7pm in Calvary Church on the 2nd Floor. We will be discussing the book The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster.

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Pathways for Newcomers
Jan
12

Pathways for Newcomers

On Sunday, January 12 following our 11AM service, newcomers are encouraged to join us for an engaging summary of what we do, what we believe, and all of the ways you can become a part of our community!

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TableTalk Winter Session
Jan
9
to Mar 13

TableTalk Winter Session

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.

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Candlelight: A Service of Lessons & Carols
Dec
8

Candlelight: A Service of Lessons & Carols

As one of New York’s oldest Episcopal churches, The Parish of Calvary-St. George’s is delighted to present Candlelight: A Service of Lessons & Carols on Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 4:00pm in St. George’s Church. This annual celebration holds a special place in the hearts of thousands of New Yorkers.

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Book Club
Dec
3

Book Club

All are welcome to join us for the next edition of our Book Club! This month, we’ll be reading the clergy pick I, Julian, a fictional autobiography about Julian of Norwich.

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Weekday Prayer during Advent
Dec
3
to Dec 20

Weekday Prayer during Advent

During the season of Advent, join us for prayer at Calvary Church for Noonday and Evening prayer Tuesday – Friday. We will begin on Tuesday, December 3, and continue through Friday, December 20.

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Pathways for Newcomers Class
Nov
24

Pathways for Newcomers Class

On Sunday, November 24 following our 11AM service, newcomers are encouraged to join us for an engaging summary of what we do, what we believe, and all of the ways you can become a part of our community! Registration will be made available soon.

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Seadog Theater Reading
Nov
23

Seadog Theater Reading

Good intentions collide with absurd assumptions in Larissa FastHorse’s wickedly funny satire, as a troupe of terminally woke teaching artists scrambles to create a pageant that somehow manages to celebrate both Turkey Day and Native American Heritage Month.

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