With dangerously high temperatures expected, we’ve made the decision to cancel the Church Picnic. While we were looking forward to being together, it’s simply not safe to be outdoors in this heat. Take care and stay cool. We hope to see you in worship tomorrow at 10 am, either onsite or online.
This is an exciting opportunity to explore joining our church community and discover how you can contribute and connect with others. During this class, we will have the chance to share our faith stories, gain insights into what it means to be a part of a Presbyterian church, and explore the various ways you can…
Need a break during the Pride Parade? New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, right along the route at 14th & New York Ave NW, is opening its doors from 12:30 to 6:30 pm to offer a space for rest, refreshment, and reflection. Stop by our outdoor table for free water, snacks, and sunscreen, or head inside…
In these times, our congregation is holding space for anyone who would like to join together to discuss how current events are affecting them, in the workplace or in life, and to share resources or practices that are helping. These new groups and times replace the workplace support groups that have been meeting. No registration…
The 62nd year of Community Club concludes on May 22nd 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,…
In these times, our congregation is holding space for anyone who would like to join together to discuss how current events are affecting them, in the workplace or in life, and to share resources or practices that are helping. These new groups and times replace the workplace support groups that have been meeting. No registration…
In these times, our congregation is holding space for anyone who would like to join together to discuss how current events are affecting them, in the workplace or in life, and to share resources or practices that are helping. These new groups and times replace the workplace support groups that have been meeting. No registration…
In these times, our congregation is holding space for anyone who would like to join together to discuss how current events are affecting them, in the workplace or in life, and to share resources or practices that are helping. These new groups and times replace the workplace support groups that have been meeting. No registration…
Join us for "God, Evolution, and the Power of Love" featuring Dr. Ilia Delio on Monday, May 5 at 7 pm EDT, available both in person and online. A renowned theologian and scientist, Dr. Delio invites us to explore the intersection of faith and science through the lens of cosmic evolution, with love as the…
Join us in the Lincoln Parlor on the first floor to hear from four NYAPC members who recently visited our partner congregation, First Presbyterian-Reformed Church of Havana. They'll share experiences, impressions, and insights gathered from interactions with church members, a visit to the Matanzas seminary, and time spent at an organic farm outside Havana. Despite…
On Sunday, June 1, we will recognize and celebrate all graduates in our NYAPC community during worship. This includes those completing high school, college, graduate school, vocational programs, or other educational milestones. If you or someone you know is graduating this year, we’d love to include them in the celebration. Please send their name, the…
Join us for Easter Sunday at 10 am in the Sanctuary. It's a time of celebration, reflection, and joy as we come together to observe this Holy day. We look forward to sharing this meaningful Easter service with you!
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 Maundy Thursday and Good Friday worship service. This interactive, community-based worship will gather us around tables for a light meal and share in the re-telling…
During the DC Pride Parade on Saturday, June 7, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church will once again open its doors as a place of welcome, rest, and refreshment—right along the route at 14th & New York Ave NW. From 12:30 to 6:30 pm, we’ll be offering free water, snacks, sunscreen, restrooms, air conditioning, and a…
Some of the language and imagery in our NYAPC communal worship—Bible translations, music, communion liturgy—tell only one Easter Story. This story unfolds with ‘original sin’ at birth, redemption through Christ’s death on the cross— ’penal substitutionary atonement’—and salvation at the resurrection. Should different ways to understand the Easter story be recognized in NYAPC communal worship?…
Starting Thursday, March 6 and continuing every Thursday through April 10, the Sanctuary Choir will hold weekly rehearsals from 7 to 8:30 pm at the church. Each session begins with voice and music-reading exercises, followed by sectional rehearsals to practice your part. It’s a great opportunity for learning, skill-building, and community fellowship, and everyone is…
Join a group of NYAPC members and friends on Saturday, April 5th, as we take part in a public witness for justice, compassion, and truth. We will gather at the church's main doors on New York Avenue at noon and walk together to the National Mall to participate in a nationwide rally (Hands off!) calling…
Join us on Wednesday, April 2, at 7 pm EST for a special evening with Amanda Tyler, Executive Director of BJC (Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty). Amanda Tyler will explain the growing threat of Christian Nationalism and why it is such a dangerous ideology. She will then discuss ways to deal with it, which…
Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) is pleased to invite you to join us on April 2, 2025 for the Washington DC launch of Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac's new book "Christ in the Rubble" at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. In this impassioned and incisive book, Munther Isaac challenges mainstream Christians’ uncritical embrace of…
Starting Thursday, March 6 and continuing every Thursday through April 10, the Sanctuary Choir will hold weekly rehearsals from 7 to 8:30 pm at the church. Each session begins with voice and music-reading exercises, followed by sectional rehearsals to practice your part. It’s a great opportunity for learning, skill-building, and community fellowship, and everyone is…
Does the language and imagery in our NYAPC communal worship—ranging from Bible translations to music and communion liturgy—reflect a traditional Easter narrative? This story unfolds with ‘original sin’ at birth, redemption through Christ’s death on the cross—’penal substitutionary atonement’—and concludes with salvation at the resurrection. It’s a narrative that resonates across contemporary media, from podcasts…
Starting Thursday, March 6 and continuing every Thursday through April 10, the Sanctuary Choir will hold weekly rehearsals from 7 to 8:30 pm at the church. Each session begins with voice and music-reading exercises, followed by sectional rehearsals to practice your part. It’s a great opportunity for learning, skill-building, and community fellowship, and everyone is…
To celebrate the resurrection of Christ, the Deacons arrange for Easter flowers for the Sanctuary, which may be given in honor or in memory of those you love. Contributions for the Easter flowers in any amount are welcomed. A list of donors will be published in the bulletin on April 20 (Easter). Secondly, the Board…
Does some of the language and imagery in our NYAPC communal worship – bible translations, music, communion liturgy – favor this Easter Story?. First, we are all stained at birth by “original sin”. Then Christ died on the cross for our sin - “penal substitutionary atonement”. Finally, on Easter we are “saved” by the resurrection.…
Starting Thursday, March 6 and continuing every Thursday through April 10, the Sanctuary Choir will hold weekly rehearsals from 7 to 8:30 pm at the church. Each session begins with voice and music-reading exercises, followed by sectional rehearsals to practice your part. It’s a great opportunity for learning, skill-building, and community fellowship, and everyone is…
