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NY Church Launches Sisterhood Group

Story & Photography by Carly**** Calhoun**, FaithStreet [http://faithstreet.com] Intern Liberty Church of Tribeca [http://libertychurchnyc.com/.] launched the beginning of their new women’s group, Liberty Sisterhood on Thursday September 29th. The evening consisted of fellowship, food, fun and a message from Pastor Andi Andrew. Inspired by Micah

The Collegiate Churches of NY ask Subway Riders “How Are You Doing?”

FaithStreet was riding the L Train yesterday and spotted this subway ad sponsored by “The Collegiate Churches of New York. [http://www.collegiatechurch.org/]” Due to someone’s head being in the way, this is the best shot that we could get of the ad…and this wasn’t easy!

Cornerstone: New Bay Ridge, Brooklyn Church Plant

Bay Ridge, Brooklyn has a new church.Cornerstone Church [http://www.cornerstonebayridge.org] is a new church plant led by Pastor Nathan Tubbs (@sciencenate [http://twitter.com/#!/sciencenate]). Cornerstone held its first worship service as a church on Easter Sunday, April 24, 2011, and has held monthly services throughout the

Liberty Church NYC Launches New Union Square Location

Liberty Church NYC launched in New York City in 2010 and is led by Australian Paul Andrew and his American wife Andi Andrew. According to the church website, the couple met in bible school at Hillsong [http://www.faithstreet.com/new-york/church/hillsong-nyc]College in Sydney, Australia. Liberty Church calls

Communitas NYC: Baptism in the Surf

Communitas NYC [http://www.communitasnyc.org]is a NYC church led by Pastor Craig Mayes. Communitas holds their Sunday “Gathering” in the Gramercy/Murray Hill area of Manhattan at (they prefer not to call it a service because “serving is what we do all week”) at 11:30 AM at

Leaders Speak: Jose and Mayra Humphreys of Metro Hope Community Church

FaithStreet sat down with with Jose and Mayra Humphreys, pastors at Metro Hope Church. We had a stirring discussion about Metro Hope, how Jose and Mayra challenge people to develop roots in New York City and why a relationship with Christ is a foundational part of doing social justice work.

Leaders Speak: A Talk with Onleilove Alston

FaithStreet sat down with Onleilove Alston, a recent graduate of Union Theological Seminary, regular contributor to Sojourner Magazine and member of Metro Hope Community Church here in New York. We discuss whether Jesus would be a Democrat or a Republican, how Black Liberation Theology inspired Onleilove to pursue ministry, how

New York City Churches for Singles

10 Great New York City Churches for Singles/ 20s and 30s Here’s a list of 10 great NYC churches to check out if you’re looking for a great young adults’ group in New York City. St. Michael’s http://www.saintmichaelschurch.org/connect/2030.html Hillsong NYC http:

Leaders Speak: A Talk with Rev. John Merz of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension

Here’s the third interview in our FaithStreet Leaders Speak series, a series of interviews with Christian leaders in New York City. This week we* interviewed Rev. John Merz, Priest at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Greenpoint. (We’ll be breaking Rev. Merz’s interview into two installments.

Leaders Speak: A talk with Father Christopher Calin

Here’s the first interview in our FaithStreet Leaders Speak series, a series of interviews with Christian leaders in New York City. This week we interviewed Father Christopher Calin, Dean of the Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Protection on the Lower East Side on how New Yorkers view church, whether

Church in a Bar?

That’s what Pastor Mike Turrigiano and the North Brooklyn Vineyard have been doing at the Trash Bar in Williamsburg, Sundays at 6PM. 21+ are welcome. The church calls itself a place where people outside the traditional church connect with God. Family Services with kids church are held at 11

Waiting in Line for Church at Irving Plaza

A few Sundays ago, whenHillsong NYC [http://www.faithstreet.com/new-york/church/hillsong-nyc]launched its first weekly services at 4 p.m., 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Irving Plaza in Union Square, the church expected big things. For week’s they’d held volunteer meet-ups and worship