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 […]
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!
Join us for the live premiere of Dance is Holy, a powerful online screening that reimagines the story of communion, sacrifice, and love—told entirely through movement. This evocative dance film invites us into reflection: What does it mean to show up for each other? How are we being called to the table, still? We’ll watch […]
All are welcome to attend Thursday rehearsals and join this volunteer choir where no audition is necessary. The group meets in person in the 4th floor and also has a Zoom option. For more information, contact John Del Cueto.
The cross was meant to silence. To break. To end. But we know that love doesn’t die that easily. On this Good Friday, we gather to bear witness to suffering—the suffering of Jesus, the suffering of our world, and the ways empire still tries to crush truth. Through music, storytelling, and deep reflection, we hold […]
We are coming home to love this Easter. After years in the wilderness, we rise from the ashes and return home to East 7th Street. Our journey of grief and resilience, of faith and fire is finally leading us back to our building. The wait is almost over. We’re coming home to love on Easter Sunday. We […]
Join us for Virtual Chat and Chew, a welcoming space where we gather online to break bread, share stories, and explore faith in community. Whether you’re seeking spiritual growth, looking for connection, or simply curious, this informal, inclusive gathering invites you to bring your questions and thoughts about life, faith, and scripture. Together, we engage […]
We meet every Sunday at 2:00pm at the LES Comm-Unity Fridge (602 East 9th Street, corner of East 9th Street and Ave B). We will provide Middle Church & BOM branded stickers for you to put on your sandwiches. Here’s how you can assist: *Please bring 5 or more homemade lunches consisting of: Sandwich Fruit […]
We are coming home to love this Easter. After years in the wilderness, we rise from the ashes and return home to East 7th Street. Our journey of grief and resilience, of faith and fire is finally leading us back to our building. The wait is almost over. We’re coming home to love on Easter Sunday. We […]
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 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
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 […]
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.