Join us for the McClendon Scholar in Residence program on May 11 at 7pm with @jimwallis, founder of the @Sojourners Community. Jim will share his views about how to preserve our democracy, making sure that it provides “liberty and justice for all.” https://t.co/k8pwhvY8z8
A joyful update to our hospitality signs! If you need a bathroom, snacks or water in downtown DC we are here until 6pm. #celebration#hospitality#election2020
NYAPC will be open Fri. 5:00-9:00pm and Sat. 2:00-6:00pm to support our community as we wait for #ElectionResults2020. If you are downtown DC and need a restroom, water or a place to rest our doors will be open. Thanks to our volunteers for making this possible! #powerofthepeople
NYAPC will be open starting at 5pm today (Tues. 11/3) for those in downtown DC in need of restrooms, snacks/water or respite. We still need volunteers on Wed., Fri. and Sat. If you are able, please sign up here so we can continue to support the community: https://t.co/LfL2yDBhHV
As we prepare for what election week may bring, we are also preparing to support our community. If able, please consider volunteering for a time slot (https://t.co/LfL2yDBhHV) or donating supplies (https://t.co/Hc62pql1PR) so that we can plan to open our doors next week.
NYAPC will be open for hospitality to support The Commitment March: #GetYourKneeOffOurNecks in Washington on Friday 8/28. We need volunteers to help with water, snacks and bathroom access - sign up here to participate https://t.co/eoj1VPcDtF
#dcprotests#BlackLivesMatterDC
We are excited to welcome Rev. Rachel Pacheco as our Associate Pastor! She will be working closely with our children and families, and on spiritual programs, pastoral care and church communications. Join us this Sunday for worship and a meet & greet to welcome Rev. Pacheco!
Parents, share how you are coping during this pandemic, as well as the tips, joys, and surprises you are discovering along the way during our Parents Gathering tonight at 8:30 pm. Find the Zoom link in The Weekly eNewsletter or at https://t.co/JfmMt7QmA5.
How can the Old Testament help us navigate these times of pandemic isolation and racial injustice? Join us this Sat. at 10am to hear from Rev. Dr. Judy Fentress-Williams and explore how these formative stories can help us now. Register below to join. https://t.co/Nhx5F2LnB4
Join the next conversation in our Summer Justice Film Series on Wednesday, July 22nd at 7:30pm on Zoom. Watch Seeing Allred, available on Netflix, and check out the discussion guide through the link below ahead of time.
Tomorrow, Sunday June 5th, we will be open from 4:30-6:30pm with restrooms, water and a safe space for protestors and participants in the Black Lives Funeral. For more information on the procession, funeral, march and rally please visit https://t.co/7DkYYthoOI #saytheirnames
Parents, share how you are coping during this pandemic, as well as the tips, joys, and surprises you are discovering along the way during our Parents Gathering tonight at 8:30 pm. Find the Zoom link in The Weekly eNewsletter or at https://t.co/JfmMt7QmA5.
Join us for prayer, poetry, Scripture, and stretching every Thursday at 8:00 am on Zoom. Find the Zoom link in The Weekly eNewsletter and at https://t.co/JfmMt7QmA5.
Connect with your neighbors as we read and discuss together. Tom Dunlap leads our current discussion of Richard Rohr's The Universal Christ on Thursdays at 10:00 am on Zoom. Find the link at https://t.co/jHxtntTvDG or in The Weekly eNewsletter!
Last Friday, #Juneteenth, NYAPC partnered with light designer John D. Alexander to display "Enlight of Solidarity," expressing commitment to social justice for #blacklivesmatter and #LGBTQ+ communities. The church building was also open to support protestors.
Photos:@Bondography