Current teaching series: David, stories & psalms

King David is one of the lead characters in entire Bible. As we read through his story, we follow his journey through great heights of victories, the lows of running for his life, being crowned as king, his struggles with the seduction of power, and later his repentance and humility before God. But it is not just his choices that make him a powerful model of a godly leader, but also his example of emotional health.

Throughout the ups and downs of his life we see a man who is aware of the emotions going on inside of him and models for us sharing those emotions with God in his songs and poems recorded in the book of Psalms.

During this teaching series we will look at both the events in his life and choices he makes, along with the honest outpouring of emotionally honesty he displays to God.

Join us Sundays at 11 a.m. for a journey into more honesty with ourselves – and with God.

 

Paint, Sip & Send: A special evening to support Uptown youth

 

YoungLife, a faith-based organization serving teens and youth in our neighborhood, is hosting a Paint, Sip and Send night this week, all to help send students to a life-changing, week-long camp experience this year. 

Participants will enjoy a fun and relaxing evening, painting with friends, sipping wine, and helping a very worthy cause.

Purchase a ticket ($30) to support, or sponsor a child’s trip ($150). Details below. Get involved and spread the word!

WHEN:

 

August 02, 2018 at 6:30 PM

 

WHERE:

 

 
To register or make a donation visit: 
https://events.younglife.org/Views/evt/dsp_EventDetail.cfm?idEvent=1578
 
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Join us for a New Teaching Series: Parables

What makes a good story, and why do we love them so much? Do we love stories for the drama and the characters? Or is it about letting ourselves get sucked into the imaginary place the author creates?

A good story allows us to enter into a new world in which we are changed and challenged by seeing life in a new way. That is the way Jesus told stories. These imaginative stories are known as Jesus’ parables.

During this series we will look at some of the parables Jesus told, with the hope that each of us will be challenged to ask more questions, be reminded of the truth of the Good News,  and be provoked, refined, confronted, and hopefully – changed.

We hope you can join us as we go on this journey together, and hear from God in a fresh way.

It all starts this Sunday at 11 a.m. 4862 Broadway (1st floor, cafeteria).

See you there!

You’re Invited to a Picnic: July 8th

This coming Sunday, July 8,  there will be no teaching service at Everyday Church, because we’re getting together as a family to celebrate the Summer with a BBQ in Dyckman Fields park! We hope you can join us. 

The fun starts at 11 a.m.!

What to bring: Your favorite picnic meal, side or dessert to share and a blanket to sit on.

Where to go: Dyckman Fields Park at the end of Dyckman Street on the Hudson River (walk toward La Marina Restaurant, just inside the park entrance, you’ll find us near the water)

Hope to see you there!

Women are vital to God’s story: New series, Hidden Figures

Until the book, “Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Who Helped Win the Space Race,” the story of these women, who overcame discrimination to play a important role in modern American history, was largely unknown.

But the story of the contribution of the marginalized to society is often overlooked by history.

In this teaching series, we will look at the story of women throughout the Bible, that have often been minimized and overlooked. We will look at these women’s stories and see the way God has always used women in extraordinary ways.

We hope you can join us for this exciting journey, starting this Sunday, April 15,  at 11 a.m. ( 4862 Broadway, 1st floor).

See you there!

 

Happy Easter! Sunday April 1 at 11 a.m.

We hope you can join us this Sunday as we celebrate Easter as a family! There will be coffee, baked snacks and worship followed by an Easter Egg Hunt for the kids. 

Hope to see you there!

11:00 a.m.

4862 Broadway (1st floor, cafeteria)