Bible Study @ Noon with Martha Wiggins (9T Library) Program @ 2:00 p.m.: Personal Archiving, Part 2: “How to Organize & Preserve What I Keep” (9T) Riverside Archivists, Diane Russo and Vincent Kelley, will share how best to organize and preserve keepsakes, photos, important papers/letters, etc.
Find out more »Mission and Social Justice Ministries, please hold Sunday, February 2, 2020, from 1-3 p.m. for a "Working Retreat" hosted by the Mission and Social Justice Commission. It will be held at the church. Our goal is to have representation from every MSJ ministry, including the chair and/or her/his/their designee. MSJ's hope is that we can meet every quarter or at least trimester to check in, share, vision and plan. Please RSVP to msj@trcnyc.org with who's attending and with your ideas…
Find out more »We will screen the documentary “John Lewis: Get In the Way.” Follow the journey of civil rights hero, congressman, and human rights champion John Lewis. At the Selma March, Lewis came face-to-face with club-wielding troopers and exemplified non-violence. Now, he is considered the conscience of Congress. (Running time: 53 minutes) Discussion to follow.
Find out more »Enjoy group games, sweet treats, casual conversation, & more—as we celebrate the many types & expressions of love!
Find out more »Enjoy a time of rich conversation with Rev. Dr. Bob Polk, the first African American minister on staff at Riverside, as he reflects on the past as we move forward into the church’s future. Co-hosted by Parish Care and the Business & Professional Women’s Group. Light refreshments will be served.
Find out more »We will assemble care packets for the guests of Social Services. Julio Quirindongo from Riverside’s Social Services team will join us to share some about the programs.
Find out more »The Riverside Church Prison Ministry conducts advocacy and outreach programs on behalf of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people, their families, and their communities. One of the most compelling needs of the grossly underserved population we serve is the need to be heard, which our volunteers from a range of backgrounds address through advocating on their behalf, working for progressive policies and raising awareness about the issues many people face—issues including reintegration, recidivism, unjust parole denials, mass incarceration, social stigma, and…
Find out more »Presenter Loren Schoenberg, the Museum’s Senior Scholar, will actively engage participants with jazz music to explore the development and transformation of the social scene.
Find out more »Celebrate the talents of our gifted young people in an afternoon of music and fellowship. This year’s program will feature spirituals, gospel music, and contemporary compositions from around the world. Members of The Rising Voices, Cherub and Youth Choirs will also share musical solos and poetry. $10 suggested donation at the door.
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