Creating opportunities for formation, connection and deepening relationships is part of the generous sharing of our time, appreciation and love for one another. Here are some ways to connect:
For more information on who to contact for these programs, please call the church office at 914-591-8194.
In the spirit of life-long learning and the deepening of our knowledge of the Christian faith, the rector offers the following weekly programming:
We are a group of parents who lean on each other and learn from telling our stories, listening to Scripture and podcasts, writing, reading, and listening for God’s purpose in our families.
We begin our time together with a meal, followed by group reflection and prayer. While our children are occupied with a child care provider, We take time out on a Sunday evening to discuss themes such as what we struggle with and how we are listening to God’s purpose. We have focused on themes such as constructing a vision statement for family life, raising boys, forgiveness and reconciliation, to name a few.
While St. B’s may not necessarily be your primary place for socializing, it is the place where you are guaranteed to find good food and spiritual fellowship combined. Here are two new programs for you to find food for the soul.
The Canterbury Choir’s beautiful singing elevates the Word and Sacrament to a transcendent place where the senses pick up the presence of the Holy in our midst.
We encourage multi-generational sacred music-making led by our Minister for Congregational Singing, Jesse Goldberg. All are welcome to the “Open Sing Time“ on Sunday mornings at 9:15 as all ages gather to practice the hymns selected for worship that day including African-American Spirituals from the hymnal, Lift Every Voice and Sing.
