Come hang out with Moms of all kinds with children of all ages! We will meet at the home of Natalie Runyon.

This ongoing weekly class includes sitting meditation, a dharma talk, discussion, and time for getting to know one another. Please arrive on time to the class.

What is it like to a queer black man of faith today? How do we reconcile the god of our fathers with the god of our understanding?

Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Discussion meeting. Go to AA.org for more information.

Weekly meeting. For more information, go to al-anon.org.

Alcoholics Anonymous Step Meeting. See AA.org for more information.

Artists in Recovery meeting. Go to AA.org for more information.

This Sunday, Middle Out Loud will join the Teach-In Discussion with Ruby Sales and Jacqui Lewis.

The book study will not meet on Sunday, January 19! This is just the opportunity to pick up your book.

After worship, learn more about what it means to become a member of Middle Church from Middle staff. Information about volunteer opportunities and an opportunity to Join will also be available.

Our worship is a celebration that encourages a more-than-Sunday-morning faith!

Join Middle clergy for weekly discussions on the lectionary texts.

Elementary students and their instructors explore the Bible through interactive lessons, creative games, and art projects to learn about faith and justice.

Join Middle clergy for a New Member Orientation between the worship celebrations. New members will be welcomed at both worship celebrations on Sunday, January 19.

Coffee and conversation.

After worship, learn more about what it means to become a member of Middle Church from Middle staff. Information about volunteer opportunities and an opportunity to Join will also be available.

Our worship is a celebration that encourages a more-than-Sunday-morning faith!

Caregivers provide a safe space for the youngest members of our congregation to begin learning about the Bible through stories, crafts, and activities.

Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Discussion meeting. Go to AA.org for more information.

Beginners meeting. For more information, go to AA.org.

Open Discussion. For more information, go to AA.org.

At 9:45 a.m., meet Amanda at the Astor Place Cube to attend the Rise and Roar Rally at Foley Square.

The Shul of New York meets for Shabbat services on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of every month in the Social Hall in the annex building of Middle Church.

This ongoing weekly class includes sitting meditation, a dharma talk, discussion, and time for getting to know one another. Please arrive on time to the class.

So you've joined the movement of love and justice. Now what? Meet our digital minister, Natalie, and others who have joined as well to get more information on what it means to be a member.

Alcoholics Anonymous Closed Discussion meeting. Go to AA.org for more information.

Weekly meeting. For more information, go to al-anon.org.

Alcoholics Anonymous Step Meeting. See AA.org for more information.

Artists in Recovery meeting. Go to AA.org for more information.

Introducing: ¡Hablamos! Our spanish language social club! Through monthly discussion, lectures, comida, film and art, we’ll explore our collective voice on the issues facing our Latinx community.

After worship, learn more about what it means to become a member of Middle Church from Middle staff. Information about volunteer opportunities and an opportunity to Join will also be available.

Our worship is a celebration that encourages a more-than-Sunday-morning faith!

Join Middle clergy for weekly discussions on the lectionary texts.

Elementary students and their instructors explore the Bible through interactive lessons, creative games, and art projects to learn about faith and justice.

Conversations and community at the intersection of parenting, faith, and the belief that we can raise a just, liberated, and ethical generation.

Middle and high school students are invited to engage in honest conversations and team-building activities to c

Coffee and conversation.

After worship, learn more about what it means to become a member of Middle Church from Middle staff. Information about volunteer opportunities and an opportunity to Join will also be available.

Caregivers provide a safe space for the youngest members of our congregation to begin learning about the Bible through stories, crafts, and activities.