Oct 10, 2012 | Community Impact, Events
We try to support local schools anyway we can. Sometimes that means offering free math tutoring or donating supplies. Once each year, it means dressing up like pirates and Dr. Suess characters and playing games with neighborhood kids!
If you love kids and/or have a flair for the dramatic, or if you’re just plain silly, please help us help them by running games, handing out prizes, making kids smile at The Mad Hatter’s Ball.
When: Oct 27th, 6:00p-9:00p
Where: Muscota New School, 4862 Broadway (map)
How to Participate: Please let Wendy know you’re coming so we can plan how many games to provide (wendy@everydaycc.com or 646-290-7779). Come (in costume!) by 6pm.
Oct 1, 2012 | Events
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Come make new friends and new memories with us this year:
When: Saturday, Oct 20th, at 10:30am-5pm(ish)
Where: Meet in front of Parkview Diner, at Dyckman & Broadway (map) at 10:30a sharp. We’re going to Maskers Orchards.
How to Sign up: Contact Us no later than Oct 14 so we can plan transportation.
Cost: It’s free! We’re providing transportation, and you can eat as many apples as you want. If you’d like to purchase apples to take home, you’ll need money for that.
What to Bring: Dress warm! You’ll probably want to eat at some point, so pack a lunch or bring money (they’ve got hotdogs and whatnot there). Oh yeah, and bring a friend!
Sep 21, 2012 | Events, In the News
Chris Travis, pastor of Everyday Church, is one of the main speakers at this years’ Eastern Christian Conference. And Wendy Bennett, Everyday’s Family Life Minister, will be leading a workshop. In addition, the pastors of two of Everyday’s partner churches, Aaron Brockett and Dave Stone, are also main speakers.
Mark your calendar: Nov. 9-11 (Wendy and Chris are both teaching workshops Saturday 11/11, and Chris is speaking that evening).
Find more info. here: Eastern Christian Conference
Plan to come and represent!
Sep 5, 2012 | Community Impact, Events, Videos
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Aug 26, 2012 | Community Impact, Events
We’re going to put our money where our mouth is.
This Labor Day weekend, we’re donating close to $10,000 worth of school supplies to neighborhood teachers and classrooms. Our office is filling up with notebooks, crayons, pencils, disinfectant wipes, etc. We love our community and very much appreciate the important work our educators do, serving our children and shaping the next generation. And “let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth” (1 John 3:18).
You can be a part of this great day! We have literally thousands of items to sort and pack into bags for 130 teachers. Bring a friend and help us. Any teachers who come that Sunday will leave with a bag for their own classroom.
Here’s the plan:
Sunday, 9/2: We’ll meet at 11:00am for a very short service (about 1/2 hr) at 4862 Broadway (map).* We’ll pray for teachers and give them supplies, so invite any teachers you know along! Then we’ll all work together to sort and pack the supplies.
* This activity is not sponsored or endorsed by the New York City Department of Education or the City of New York.
Monday, 9/3: Have fun at our Labor Day Picnic!
Tuesday, 9/4: We’ll gather in the morning to load up vans and deliver the supplies to teachers during their first in-service day of this school year. Anyone who’s available is welcome to come help (contact us).
To make a contribution towards the cost of these supplies, see information about how to give to Everyday Church here: Give.
Aug 21, 2012 | Events
Rest from your labor and enjoy a picnic in the park with friends!
We’ll provide burgers/hotdogs, utensils & drinks. Please bring a side dish or desert to share. We’ll also have some games for kids!
Where: West end of Dyckman by the pier (past Payson Ave and Henry Hudson Parkway) past the baseball fields (map).
When: Monday, September 3rd at 12:30pm
So bring a side dish/desert, your blanket, a frisbee or football or whatever, and join us for a fun afternoon in the park with friends!
We try to support local schools anyway we can. Sometimes that means offering free math tutoring or donating supplies. Once each year, it means dressing up like pirates and Dr. Suess characters and playing games with neighborhood kids!