February 12 at 7:00-8:00 PM at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine RSVP HERE Join us for an inspiring evening of unity and hope. People of all faiths will gather in solidarity to support those seeking sanctuary and to affirm our commitment to serving as communities of safe belonging. Presented by the Episcopal Diocese of […]
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!
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.
A strong democracy depends on civic engagement and a commitment to pluralism. We come together every other week to learn, discuss, and share our individual perspectives on elections and political issues affecting our communities and nation. Importantly, we use this group to take action. We register new voters and mobilize voters for every election. We […]
Explore scripture through the lens of Love. Period. Clergy and lay teachers create a safe space for asking the questions in our hearts and seeking answers that deepen our understanding and connection to God. Register here
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis 11:45 a.m. ET: YouTube Our Hybrid Worship has moved to 3 p.m (In-Person at Judson Memorial Church and Online on all our channels) Click here to see the worship bulletin!
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 […]
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis 11:45 a.m. ET: Youtube 3:00 p.m. ET: Hybrid Worship Celebration (In-Person at Judson Memorial Church and Online on all our channels) Click here to see the worship bulletin!
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. Everyone […]
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 others in the LGBTQIA2S+ community to engage in restorative justice, community building, and discussion at the intersections of queerness and faith. Facilitated by Elise Tiralli & Angela Martenez. This group meets monthly on Zoom with quarterly in-person collaborations with Queer Black Men and other queer groups. Join Us!
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.