“The Holy Spirit gathers people around the means of grace – the saving word of God and the sacraments; from the table of communion where Jesus Christ comes with forgiveness, life, and salvation, God sends us to share the good news and to care for those in need.” (Evangelical Lutheran Worship)
Please virtually join us on Sundays at 11:00 AM EDT (prelude begins at 1055):
Or join by phone: +16465588656,,92044959986#
Meeting ID: 920 44
Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church is a Christian community dedicated to growing the personal faith of its members, strengthening the support and connection between its members and becoming a religious resource in its urban neighborhood surroundings. GA thrives through a foundation of service to Christ and a commitment to spiritual development and outreach.
We have been a source of spiritual and community strength in the Gramercy Park area for over 150 years. Our Open Arms Preschool is founded on the philosophy that play is a child's vehicle for learning.
We are within walking distance to many of Manhattan's east side neighborhoods including Kips Bay, Peter Cooper Village & Stuyvesant Town, the Lower East Side, and Murray Hill. We are conveniently located to public transportation.
Even though GA's is building are open on a limited basis, ministry continues. You can make your offering online. We have multiple ways to give: Vanco, Venmo, Text to Give, and PayPal.
We welcome you to subscribe to "Bread of the Day," a daily email including scripture, song and prayer from GA! We will continue to offer this devotion during the COVID-19 shutdown. Also, please see below for information about resources such as Worship in the Home and Christ in our Home.
Please join us - Renewing Faith and Building Community.
155 East 22nd Street • New York, NY 10010 • 212-674-0739 • info@gachurchnyc.org
Support GA! We now can accept your donation online. Support GA with a one time or recurring donation from our page at Vanco Services. Or you can support GA via Paypal or Venmo. Read more here.
As church we are called to confess the sin of racism, condemn the ideology of white supremacy and strive for racial justice and peace. Beyond statements and prayers, we are also called to act and respond to injustices. We invite you to commit to anti-racist actions at ELCA.org/RacialJusticePledge.
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28For he has actually sent to us in Babylon, saying, "It will be a long time; build houses and live in them, and plant gardens and eat what they produce." 29The priest Zephaniah read this letter in the hearing of the prophet Jeremiah.
