THIS IS A CHURCH FOR EVERYONE

We might assume that the early Church was pristine and pure and everything went downhill from there, but they had problems right from the start. For that reason, in Paul's letters he often tackles conflict or controversy. But he also encourages them to continue multiplying their ministry despite the challenges they face. This past Sunday we continued our series Resounding Faith with a sermon titled "Multiplying Ministry."

When we turn to the question of universal moral obligations of goodness, does atheism hold up? Without a belief in God, is there a ceiling to how far goodness can reach? Check out the most recent video in our Jesus Reconsidered series, and email us your questions at seniorpastor@centralchurchnyc.org!

"I hope you will join me this fall as we seek to cultivate a spirit of gratitude so that we might find our deepest joy and satisfaction in the One who freely bestows every good and perfect gift." Read Senior Pastor Jason Harris' latest quarterly newsletter to the Central community.

In partnership with Reformed University Fellowship International, Central's College and Recent Grads Ministry will host a Thanksgiving dinner on Friday, November 22 beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Families — Join us Sunday, December 1 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. to kickoff the first Sunday of Advent. RSVP at centralchurchnyc.org/adventparty by Wednesday, November 27 if you’d like to attend.

Handel's Messiah has been performed every year since it first debuted in Dublin in 1742. Central Church joined this centuries-long tradition in 2009 and is pleased to present a Christmas season performance of Messiah on Friday, December 13 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 and seating is first come, first served.