Church isn't a building with four walls, it's the wondrous vibrant community that carries God's love wherever it's needed. Every week, we offer fabulous ways to connect in community, care and fun! And almost all our events have a virtual component, so wherever you live, you can call Middle home. Look through the calendar below and join whatever sparks joy!
How to Tell New Stories About Race This four-part Zoom writing and discussion workshop begins with the idea that we don’t just create stories, stories create us. When enough of […]
Truth tellers, 1:30 PM ET via ZOOM Join us for an online film screening of Truth Tellers, a documentary featuring artist Robert Shetterly as he paints artists and activists past and present who have fought to bend the moral arc towards justice. Following the screening, we'll have a talk back with a panel featuring Rev. […]
This group examines Middle’s own history of colonization, Indigenous exploitation, and Black enslavement to help us think about how we can use the resources generated by white supremacy—from which we still benefit—to create a more just world. To create continuity in this work, the group is closed to open membership. Interested parties can contact one […]
How to Tell New Stories About Race This four-part Zoom writing and discussion workshop begins with the idea that we don’t just create stories, stories create us. When enough of us believe certain stories, those stories become the topsoil in which our selves, families, and societies and cultures take root and grow. Stories help construct […]
Join us on Wednesday, July 13th from 7-8PM for an intimate in-person evening at the Lower East Side Girls Club with 2X New York Times Best Selling Author Frederick T. Joseph on his newest book “Patriarchy Blues: Reflections on Manhood.” In this not to be missed collaboration between Middle Church, The Lower East Side Girls Club, and Raising Imagination, Frederick will […]
Queer Black Men redefines the intersectionality of Black gay spirituality and experience. Our mission is to unconditionally love, affirm and support queer Black men through honest dialogue and thought-provoking content that creates and renews our commitment to ourselves and to our community. For more information, please email Queer Black Men at queerblackmen@gmail.com.
How to Tell New Stories About Race This four-part Zoom writing and discussion workshop begins with the idea that we don’t just create stories, stories create us. When enough of us believe certain stories, those stories become the topsoil in which our selves, families, and societies and cultures take root and grow. Stories help construct […]
Queer Black Men redefines the intersectionality of Black gay spirituality and experience. Our mission is to unconditionally love, affirm and support queer Black men through honest dialogue and thought-provoking content that creates and renews our commitment to ourselves and to our community. For more information, please email Queer Black Men at queerblackmen@gmail.com.
