Uptown churches are coming together this weekend and we hope that you can be there! Join us this Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m. for a night of prayers and praise.
Where: Manhattan Bible Church Chapel located on the corner of 205th street and 9th ave (401 west 205th street NYC 10034)
When we choose to be a disciple of Jesus, we are choosing to learn from him. That means we not only learn from his teachings, we also learn from how he patterned his life. Jesus shared his life in three different relationships: Up-with his Father; In-with his spiritual family; and Out-with those hurting around him.
For most of us balancing all three areas doesn’t come naturally, but it can be done intentionally. In this series we will look at ways each of us can intentionally live “Up, In and Out”.
On Sunday March 5, as we practice, “In” join us for a potluck lunch at 11 a.m. ET, 4862 Broadway (first floor, cafeteria).
Hope to see you there!
Books have margins. So do roads and highways. But sometimes, our lives just don’t include much margin. Whether its our finances or our schedule and commitments, we don’t intentionally live with space between our load and our limit. But God gave us instructions on how to order our lives in a way that gives us the reserve we need to be ready to live on mission with him. Join us for this important teaching series and see what areas in your life God wants you to create margin.
The new series kicks off Sunday January 8, 2017, 11 a.m. at 4862 Broadway (2nd floor, auditorium).
There will be no Everyday Church worship service on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day. We’re giving all the volunteers and workers who help us host Sunday services, a much needed break. You are so appreciated and we want you to enjoy the holiday season with your loved ones! If you’d like to participate in worship services over the holidays, please visit our neighborhood partners (times and locations below).
You’re also invited to join a Christmas Day open house at Larry and Wendy Bennett’s apartment. Details below.
Merry Christmas! And have a blessed and safe New Year.
Christ Crucified Fellowship Church
Friday, December 23rd @ 7:30pm
St. Jude’s
433 West 204th Street (between 9th & 10th Ave)
Uptown Community Church
Sunday, December 25th @ 10:30am
Hebrew Tabernacle of Washington Heights
551 Fort Washington Avenue (at 185th Street)
Open House at the Bennetts’ apartment
Sunday, December 25th 12:30pm – 4:30pm (immediately following Uptown service)
1795 Riverside Dr Apt 6A
When we sing songs about Christ’s birth, we often sing about peace, joy and hope. But the first two chapters of Luke portray a story full of anxiety and fear.
In fact, the word fear is used seven times in these two chapter to describe the events of the virgin birth. Fear and anxiety are very real emotions for all of us today. And this Christmas season, we are exploring the ways fear affects our lives and how the message of Jesus’ birth helps us to overcome living in fear.
In this series, we hope to normalize the reality of our struggle with anxiety and fear and give practical steps that can help our faith family at Everyday, find relief from their fears. Join us this Sunday at 11 a.m. ET, to learn more.
Throughout the Bible, the story of God’s people has been a story of the exiled. Those who feel stuck between two worlds, the tension of living in-but-not-of their curr
ent home. It’s our story too. This world is not our home and yet God calls us to faithfully live and serve here, while being aware of our home in heaven. In our new teaching series, we’re drawing wisdom and inspiration from stories in the Bible of leaders who lived faithfully while also living in exile in a foreign land. Check it out, this Sunday at 11 a.m. 4862 Broadway.