Join us for Community Social Hour, a relaxed and friendly time to connect with others at Middle Church. Whether you're a long-time member or new to our community, this is a space to build relationships, share stories, and enjoy meaningful conversations. Come as you are no agenda, just an opportunity to gather, laugh, and engage. […]
The Village Chorus for Children and Youth at Middle Church is a program that educates children about the significance of community engagement in promoting racial, LGBTQIA+, and economic equality through music. Participants learn a diverse repertoire, including pieces from Beethoven, the Beatles, and Broadway, which helps them build confidence and receive support from the congregation. […]
Come to class and be prepared to move. Bring loose clothes and yoga mats. Work on scenes, monologues, dance, and music to help build your own one-person show. For Zoom call information, RSVP here.
Join Rev. Natalie on Zoom for this powerful exploration and practice of prayer, Tuesdays at 7:30 pm ET. We will read one chapter per week. Please come to the first meeting having read chapter 1. From Barnes & Noble: Praying Dangerously instructs us that we can grow up spiritually, leaving behind a childish relationship to […]
Join Middle Clergy every Wednesday on Zoom for a moment of love and prayer to start your day. Bring whatever you’re carrying and we’ll hold it together. Click here to register and receive Zoom information! For more information, email middleinfo@middlechurch.org
Wednesdays6:30-8:30 PMParlor @ Middle Church There is a new exciting series at Middle Church where music, frequency, tone, healing, and mind meet “in the Middle”. It’s Sound Healing Sanctuary and it features artists, ensembles, instruments that focus on healing music and sound healing while also honoring indigenous legacies. A home for sound and music healing […]
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.
Join other seniors for meaningful conversations, creative activities, and community building! New Adventures is all about forming friendships and exploring new possibilities. From discussing civil rights history to singing together, trying chair yoga, making collages, or brainstorming fresh ideas, this group is filled with opportunities for connection and fun. Members also write care cards to […]
Thursday, June 25th6-8pmWest End Collegiate Church Chapel (245 W 77th St) Head over to West End Church and join our Director of Music Ministry, Derrick Byars and Senior Minister Rev. William Critzman in our chapel for a warm celebration of Derrick’s new queer coming-of-age musical, A Little Light! We are thrilled to welcome special guests […]
Celebrating A Little Light with Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, Derrick Byars, Rev. Will Critzman, and Special GuestsThursday, June 25th6-8pmWest End Collegiate Church Chapel (245 W 77th St) Head over to West End Church and join our Director of Music Ministry, Derrick Byars and Senior Minister Rev. William Critzman in our chapel for a warm celebration […]
Participants meet weekly in a supportive, creative, and fun environment where ideas move from head to paper. They build connections while expressing the writer that lives in all of us. Coordinated by writer and Middle member Harold Slazer. Click here to register and receive Zoom information!
Through Love, we are each created in God’s image and filled with the Divine Spark. No matter whom we love, no matter how we look, no matter where we are on our journey, God’s imprint is in every person of every race/ethnicity, every gender, and every sexual orientation. We believe God speaks many languages and is calling us on many paths to peace—Shalom. We believe that Love put on flesh—brown, poor, Jewish baby flesh—and came to live among us. We believe God lives among us still; we are the living body of Christ. We are the hands, feet, and heartbeat of God. We believe the Spirit of God calls us to freedom, and we are not free until all of us are free.