To serve God’s people during a Sunday morning service is a powerful, amazing and holy experience.

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On this day we celebrate the heart of our faith:  the gospel of Christ—the good news—that makes us free! We pray that the Holy Spirit would continue to unite the church today in its proclamation and witness to the world.

Even though we remain separated by the pandemic, as God's people we continue to gather around God's Word, confess our faith, sing our praises, and offer our prayers. Week in and week out, we give thanks for the technology and skills of individuals that enable this to take place. Join us this Sunday for worship at 11:00 via Zoom.

This week we hear from Isaiah, Philippians, and the Gospel of Mark. In this reading of Palm Sunday gospel reading, may we remember focusing our worship on Christ. As we walk the path with Jesus on Palm Sunday, we join crowds of pilgrims from millennia before preparing for festivals remembering God’s salvation.  

Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton talks about what it means to be a Lutheran in this 2018 Synod Assembly video

We are invited by Seafarers International House (SIH) to join them in visiting adults who have been detained with immigration documentation issues at the Elizabeth, NJ Detention Center.

We are invited by Seafarers International House (SIH) to join them in visiting adults who have been detained with immigration documentation issues at the Elizabeth, NJ Detention Center.

Let us bring our Christian witness into the world.  Please join us in Union Square at 10:15 a.m. (northeast corner) for a processional. 

“SO WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU SNOW STORMS… MAKE LEMONADE!!”

The nor’easter arriving this weekend is expected to pound Camp Koinonia badly: 

• 20” of snow, 50+ mph winds
• Downed trees
• Expected loss of power
• Local schools closing
• Trains being suspended… 

forced us to postpone the annual GA retreat for this weekend.  (We are hoping to reschedule soon.)

Perhaps this doesn’t have to be a complete bust.  How about having a fun Friday “retreat night @GA?”  If you would like to meet Friday 3/2 at 7 p.m., to enjoy food, friends, faith and fun, let me know.

We could order pizza.  You could bring a snack to share and your favorite beverage.  And we could enjoy:

• Karaoke (competition of course)
• Corn hole (competition of course)
• And several other new games Linda M. has come up with (competition of course)

If you’d like to “jump in” on this fun, please RSVP… ASAP… with LOVE!

We are invited by Seafarers International House (SIH) to join them in visiting adults who have been detained with immigration documentation issues at the Elizabeth, NJ Detention Center.

Join Us for Chirstmas at GA... Lessons and Carols on the 4th Sunday of Advent - 12/24 @11:00 AM(no 9:00 service on 12/24);... Christmas Eve, 12/24 @7:30 PM Candlelight Service;... Christmas Day, 12/25 @ 11:00 AM. 

 Day of prayer, fasting and advocacy to oppose deep cuts that are vital to hungry people struggling with poverty.

Let us bring our Christian witness into the world.  Please join us in Union Square at 10:15 a.m. (northeast corner) for a processional. 

We are delighted to welcome Napat Mingkwanyuen on Sunday who will sing several pieces during worship. Napat, born and raised in Thailand, performs throughout NYC, which in a few months will include Carnegie Hall. Thank you for sharing your gift with us Napat!! 

Start the holidays off with Gramercy Park's favorite event of the season… an evening of song, caroling and storytelling.

Let us bring our Christian witness into the world.  Please join us in Union Square at 10:15 a.m. (northeast corner) for a processional. 

GA is joining Ecclesia Ministries on Sunday at 2:15 p.m. This service is typically held outside, but due to the extreme cold, the group will meet indoors at Transfiguration Church on E 29th between Madison and 5th. Sack lunches will be assembled @GA at 10 a.m.  All are welcome.  For more info, please contact Deacon Lulu

Start the holidays off with Gramercy Park's favorite event of the season… an evening of song, caroling and storytelling.

Volunteers are asked to come help decorate the sanctuary Dec. 4, 6:30 p.m. to??.  You can arrive after work without rushing.  It's truly a holy night to experience in this sacred space.

Easter Sunday (Apr. 5) - No 9:00 a.m. service,

· Hot breakfast for all, 10:00 a.m.

· Egg hunt for children, 10:15 a.m.

· Festive service, 11:00 a.m. with trumpet, trombone, and choir.