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Sunday after Sunday, we seek to rightly divide the word of truth between Law and Gospel, so that the people in the city of New York and beyond might know and confess where they end and God begins. We proclaim the historic faith of Christ and Him Crucified.

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Palm Sunday: Who Is In Control Anyway?

April 13, 2014 Calvary St. George's

The Rev. Jacob Smith explores the majesty and humility of Christ's sacrifice during Holy Week.

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Worship Times

8:30 am Sunday Morning Prayer

4 Rutherford Place, Manhattan

10:00 am Sunday Worship Service

7 Rutherford Place, Manhattan

11:00 am Sunday Worship Service

277 Park Avenue South, Manhattan

5:00 pm Sunday Worship Service

277 Park Avenue South, Manhattan

12:10 pm Thursday Healing Service

277 Park Avenue South, Manhattan

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a reminder for tonight: Olmsted Salon presents Jazz in the Cave featuring the Uptown Jazz Tentet on October 13, with two sets at 7:30pm & 9:30pm in The Cave at St. George’s (209 E. 16th, side courtyard entrance). $15 cover. Founded and led collaboratively by trumpeter Brandon Lee and trombonists Willie Applewhite & James Burton III, the band is comprised of ten of the most venerable and ubiquitous young sidemen in all of jazz. The compositional styles of Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Quincy Jones, Gil Evans, Wayne Shorter and Wynton Marsalis inform the ethos of this powerhouse group, shaping the band’s unique and unmistakable sound.
See you in a couple of hours! Buzzer #7 at 61 Gramercy Park North.
Curious about the menu at our Stephen Tyng Memorial Lectures on October 20-21? Here it is! ^^ Learn more about our schedule at: www.calvarystgeorges.org/stephentynglectures Link in bio ☝️☝️☝️
Olmsted Salon and Sea Dog Theater present Danny and the Deep Blue Sea by John Patrick Shanley. A full production the play followed by a curated discussion with Rev. Jacob Smith and the Artistic Director of Sea Dog Theater about its theological implications.
Thank you to everyone who came to our Stewardship Reception. We’re in the middle of Stewardship season and wanted to remind folks to get their pledge cards in so that we can construct our 2018 ministry budget. The online pledge card at www.calvarystgeorges.org/giving takes less than 2 minutes to fill out - hop on over there if that is easier :)
Info Meeting - El Camino de Santiago, Pilgrimage 2018 Wednesday, October 11, 2017 7:00pm 8:00pm The Rectory at Calvary Church Let us know you’re coming: info@calstg.org August 5-11 join The Reverend Jacob Smith and parishioners from Calvary-St. George’s as they hike El Camino de Santiago. The Way of St. James is one of the oldest pilgrimages in the world and crosses the country of Spain ending in Santiago Cathedral, where the relics of St. James are held. This summer, in six days, we will hike the last 100 kilometers of El Camino. Warning: We will be hiking a minimum of 16 kilometers a day.
Another beautiful Saturday morning working together to beautify the historical St. George's Church. Thank you to David Cain, The Gardner's, Brian, and Rev. Jim Munroe for coming out.
Thank you for coming out and making last week’s class so fun! I was blown away by how many of you showed up. This Sunday we’re not losing steam. In fact, we’ll pick up where we left off. If Luther said that the overall aim of Scripture is Christ and his work on the cross for us, and that the Bible ‘contains all things necessary for salvation,’ well, naturally, we’re going to want to take a look at what the Scriptures contain, just what is necessary for salvation, and how Christ’s work in the past blesses us today. That’s why this Sunday we’ll transition from sola scriptura [scripture alone] to sola gratia [grace alone]. How have different theologians across the ages thought that humans are made right with God? You may be surprised to find out that few, if any, in church history have been against the Protestant belief that we are justified by grace alone. The differences in opinion arises when you look closer at how grace is defined and put to work. This Sunday we’re going to take a look at these various views, how we Protestants (Reformed Catholics) can learn from understandings of grace and salvation that are not our own, and just how amazing grace really is. Can’t wait to see you again this Sunday after the 11am service in Anderson Hall (61 Gramercy Park North). It’ll be so fun. –The Rev. Ben DeHart
Olmsted Salon presents Jazz in the Cave featuring the Uptown Jazz Tentet on October 13, with two sets at 7:30pm & 9:30pm in The Cave at St. George’s (209 E. 16th, side courtyard entrance). $15 cover. Founded and led collaboratively by trumpeter Brandon Lee and trombonists Willie Applewhite & James Burton III, the band is comprised of ten of the most venerable and ubiquitous young sidemen in all of jazz. The compositional styles of Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Quincy Jones, Gil Evans, Wayne Shorter and Wynton Marsalis inform the ethos of this powerhouse group, shaping the band’s unique and unmistakable sound.
Clean-up Days are a great opportunity to make new friends and enjoy good fellowship while providing a huge service to our church. If you missed one of the September dates, here is your chance to lend a hand! The September cleanup was a huge success. Everyone had a GREAT time! Drop in anytime on these days: St. George’s Cleanup Day: October 7 from 10am - 4pm (Enter through courtyard at the Chantry) Calvary’s Cleanup Day: October 14 from 10am - 4pm (Enter at 61 Gramercy Park North) Please RSVP to Chris Anderson and David Cain at the following email addresses to let us know which day (or both) you may attend: ChrisAndersonArt@gmail.com and dhcain@verizon.net We will provide lunch, but please bring your own water bottle.

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61 Gramercy Park North, FL 2, New York, NY 10010

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