Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Eugene Robinson will speak about the importance of history and the need to tell the truth about all aspects of the American story. He will draw upon his…
Join us for our Annual Congregational Meeting on Sunday, March 1st, in Peter Marshall Hall on the fifth floor! This is a special opportunity for us to come together as…
Join us in our tradition of Easter Flower Dedications! Honor loved ones by contributing to the beautiful floral display in our Sanctuary, arranged by our Diaconal Ministers. Your dedication, regardless…
On Palm Sunday, we remember Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey — a deliberate act of prophetic theater that subverted the imperial processions of his day. In the Reformed…
On Palm Sunday, we step into one of the most dramatic moments in the Gospel story. With palm branches in hand, we join the crowd lining the road into Jerusalem,…
Join us on March 29 at 10 am for our One Great Hour of Sharing offering. This special offering supports the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, the Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Self-Development…
The night before his arrest, Jesus gathered his disciples for a final meal and gave them a new commandment: “Love one another.” Join us in the Radcliffe Room for a combined…
Join NYAPC and neighboring congregations for this multi-church sunrise service, hosted by Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church, as we sing, pray, and bear joyful witness together to the resurrection. Here, in…
Christ is risen! – and with him, the world is made new. On Easter Sunday, we gather to proclaim what the empty tomb declares: that sin and death does not…
Join us for an Easter Scavenger Hunt following our 10 am Easter Worship service! No sign-up is necessary. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate. We will meet immediately…
Our partners at the Washington Interfaith Network are calling on DC DHS and DMV to remove barriers that keep unhoused and housing-insecure neighbors from getting a DC ID. Access to housing, employment, banking, benefits, and other basic services often depends on having an ID, yet proof-of-residency requirements still make that difficult for many residents. Add…
Rosanne Haggerty is President of Community Solutions, one of the most important national organizations that is working to reduce and eventually end homelessness. She will speak at a community convening at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in downtown Washington, DC at 10:00 AM EDT on Saturday, April 18. This 90 minute program is co-sponsored by…
Join NYAPC and Washington Interfaith Network (WIN) for a conversation, in the Docherty Center on the first floor, about community concerns and priorities ahead of the June DC primary election. All NYA attendees are valued DC stakeholders, regardless of residency. We’ll also offer a short introduction to “Ranked Choice Voting”, which takes effect for this…
We will recognize and celebrate all students graduating from high school, college, grad school, vocational school, and other programs during our worship service on June 16th. If you or someone you know in our NYAPC community is graduating this year, please send their name, school, and program information to Pastor Rachel.
Community Club concludes on May 21 with its annual Awards Ceremony. The ceremony will be in-person in the Sanctuary, beginning at 6:30 pm, followed by a reception in Peter Marshall Hall on the fifth floor. We will hear from tutor/student pairs in the senior class, recognize high school and college scholars, and hear from our…
Summer is coming! Join us for a church-wide potluck in Peter Marshall Hall on the fifth floor after Worship. Sign up to bring a favorite summer picnic dish, or just join us for the meal; there will be plenty for all! No registration is required. Sign up to bring a dish!
The Radcliffe Room is in need of additional volunteers and is hosting an open house (with food provided) for anyone interested in learning more about our program. New appliances will be installed in the 5th-floor kitchen soon; join us for a demonstration on the new appliances. We’ll also include a tour of our clothing closet…
During the DC Pride Parade on Saturday, June 20, NYAPC will once again open its doors as a place of welcome, rest, and refreshment. From 2pm to 6 pm, we’ll be offering free water, snacks, sunscreen, restrooms, air conditioning, and a peaceful Sanctuary to anyone who needs a break from the crowd. We’re looking for…
Sam Wells, theologian, author, and pastor of Saint Martin’s in the Fields in London, joins us for eight days of preaching, public conversation, and community reflection. Sam’s visit centers on a fundamental question: What does it mean for a congregation to catalyse God’s Kingdom in its place and time? Sam’s answer is not a program…
We are delighted to welcome The Rev. Dr. Sam Wells to the NYAPC pulpit. Sam joins us for eight days of preaching, conversation, and community reflection on church renewal, rooted in his book, A Future that is Bigger Than The Past: Catalysing Kingdom Communities One of today's most influential public theologians, Sam is vicar of…
Following worship and coffee hour, join us for a congregational luncheon with Sam in Peter Marshall Hall, on the fifth floor. Sam will share the history and evolution of St. Martin-in-the-Fields' ministry in London, followed by an open Q&A. This is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper in conversation with our Summer Scholar over a shared…
Don't miss this unique opportunity to share a meal and conversation with The Rev. Dr. Sam Wells, theologian, pastor, and author of A Future That Is Bigger Than the Past. This is an informal evening designed around your questions. Come curious. Ask him anything - about the book, about vocation, faith, ministry, artificial intelligence, identity,…
What does it mean to be the church in the 21st Century? Join us for a free public evening lecture with Rev. Sam Wells, theologian, author, and pastor of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London, as he explores this fundamental question and its implications for the future of the church. The lecture will be followed by an open Q&A. Afterward, a…
Join Rev. Sam Wells in Peter Marshall Hall on the fifth floor for a thought-provoking conversation on Christian ethics in the age of AI. Sam brings both theological depth and pastoral wisdom to one of the most pressing questions of our time. All are welcome. No registration required.
We are delighted to welcome The Rev. Dr. Sam Wells to the NYAPC pulpit. Sam joins us for eight days of preaching, conversation, and community reflection on church renewal, rooted in his book, A Future that is Bigger Than The Past: Catalysing Kingdom Communities. One of today's most influential public theologians, Sam is vicar of…
