Each Tuesday we identify specific aspects of the Bible that generate individual thought and open respectful discussion. Come join us and add your Thoughts/interpretations to the conversation as we examine Old and New Testament scriptures. We thoughtfully examine the messages to humankind valued centuries ago that continue to offer meaning to us in the 21st century.

L’Chaim 2 Dykes is a dark comedy lesbian play on the story of 5 single ex-Hasidic moms who band together to rescue on of their songs from estrangement over Passover. Join us for this spirited reading of new work!

by Mx. Je’Jae Cleopatra Mizrahi 

Excess Anonymous (EA) is an intimate group dedicated to examining the relationship between our culture of excess and our spiritual lives. We offer a supportive space for deep reflection, self inquiry, and sharing. Join us!

Gaia Music Collective's One-Day Choir series is an opportunity to sing in a choir for one day only. A celebration of song and the connective power of singing in harmony. An opportunity to build community, make some new friends, and raise our powerfully diverse voices as one.

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No Queer Liberation Without

with Rev. Micah Bucey

What does collective liberation actually require of us? As we prepare to carry our Queer Saints in the 3pm Queer Liberation March, we'll gather to sing, remember, recommit, and reflect on what sacrifices have brought us to our current moment and what sacrifices will be necessary for us to bend the rainbow even further. Join us in person or online here.

**Please Note: Service will begin at our normal 11am start time, but we will not have Celebrations & Concerns so that anyone marching in the Queer Liberation March can head there immediately following service.

Sign up to help at service or march with us here!

Our Online Meditation & Prayer practice is open to anyone who would like to join by computer or phone.

These quiet, contemplative sessions last an hour, beginning with an opening centering prayer, followed by about 10 minutes of silence, a devotional poetry reading, a sharing of prayer requests, another 10 minutes of silence, and a closing centering prayer. Details to log in or call in will remain the same each week.

Our Online Meditation & Prayer practice is open to anyone who would like to join by computer or phone.

These quiet, contemplative sessions last an hour, beginning with an opening centering prayer, followed by about 10 minutes of silence, a devotional poetry reading, a sharing of prayer requests, another 10 minutes of silence, and a closing centering prayer. Details to log in or call in will remain the same each week.

The Big Bang is a cold reading series of new works, hosted by Jonathan Caren, at Judson Church.

Each Tuesday we identify specific aspects of the Bible that generate individual thought and open respectful discussion. Come join us and add your Thoughts/interpretations to the conversation as we examine Old and New Testament scriptures. We thoughtfully examine the messages to humankind valued centuries ago that continue to offer meaning to us in the 21st century.

Excess Anonymous (EA) is an intimate group dedicated to examining the relationship between our culture of excess and our spiritual lives. We offer a supportive space for deep reflection, self inquiry, and sharing. Join us!

A festival to honor and memorialize Zaza Diana Oh’s immense contribution to art as resistance and offering, theatre, music, healing, writing, acting, and coalition building.

Learn more here.

Judson Discovery

Are you Membership-curious?

Our next three-session journey through Judson’s history and your history will embark on Sundays:

• June 21 @ 1-2:30pm

• July 5 @ 1-2:30pm

• July 12 @ 1-2:30pm

• New Member Sunday, July 19 @ 11am worship service
  
  Questions? Contact micah@judson.org

Soul Repair - with Rev. Micah B

As Pride Month continues, Micah will facilitate an exploration of the harms that religion has inflicted on queer bodies, souls, and spirits throughout history and invite us all to participate in the collective repair work that a Christian and Christian-adjacent community is called to embody. We'll sing, make plans for our participation in the Queer Liberation March, and queer what it means to learn to love one another while we learn to love ourselves again.

Join us in person or online here.

A coalition of NYC-based groups resisting through song invite singers of the movement across New York City to an open-to-all Singing Resistance communal workshop. https://bit.ly/Harmonize_Huddle We'll spend an evening together in song, deepening connection among this community and getting specific about how we can further free our own voices, and better support each other to leverage song and cultural organizing in the work that lies ahead of us. At this community event, folks will be invited to mingle, meet, make some music, and think together about how to organize for future song-focused action.

Our Online Meditation & Prayer practice is open to anyone who would like to join by computer or phone.

These quiet, contemplative sessions last an hour, beginning with an opening centering prayer, followed by about 10 minutes of silence, a devotional poetry reading, a sharing of prayer requests, another 10 minutes of silence, and a closing centering prayer. Details to log in or call in will remain the same each week.

Restored and Colorized: An Evening with Ruby Rims + Henco Espag on piano

*This event is a fundraiser for scholarships to the Judson Weekend.

Reservations: Call 646 688 2351

Suggested Donation $30

NYC Friends of Clearwater is having our monthly gathering which is held on the third Friday of each month, starting at 6:30pm in the Assembly Hall. Join us for a night of live music, potluck dinner, and environmental discussion.

Our Online Meditation & Prayer practice is open to anyone who would like to join by computer or phone.

These quiet, contemplative sessions last an hour, beginning with an opening centering prayer, followed by about 10 minutes of silence, a devotional poetry reading, a sharing of prayer requests, another 10 minutes of silence, and a closing centering prayer. Details to log in or call in will remain the same each week.

Samora Pinderhughes 'The Healing Project' with Guests

The Healing Project is an arts organization based in New York City, originally conceived in 2014 by composer, multidisciplinary artist, and activist Samora Pinderhughes. The organization partners with individuals impacted by structural violence to create artistic works, collective healing spaces, and advocacy initiatives that drive narrative and systemic change. They envision a world built around healing rather than punishment, where systems of violence are replaced with systems of care.

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The Hartford music scene has a rich history of developing and churning out amazing artists. Both Michael Carabello and Jocelyn Pleasant are apart of this culture. Both having musical roots from the Artists Collective, this duo will explore original and common repertoire developed in Hartford. Michael and Jocelyn have been playing and building musical chemistry in Hartford and New England for the past 10 years. This performance will reflect and expand on that.

The Judson Book Group will be reading The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy.

Contact Jane Treuhold (treujane@gmail.com) to receive the zoom link.

Join us for All Things New, a participatory Fire Ensemble concert experience inspired by the energy of spring renewal.

All Things New is a participatory Fire Ensemble concert experience inspired by the energy of spring renewal. This concert will feature new songs by Obie-Award winner Troy Anthony as he’s attempted to write as many new songs as possible in a 10-week period. Come and hear selections from new shows including a musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Champs–a 90s roller-skating musical, and a few cut songs from the Obie Award-winning score of Pericles. Together we can harness the power of creation as a tool for change in our own lives.

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Each Tuesday we identify specific aspects of the Bible that generate individual thought and open respectful discussion. Come join us and add your Thoughts/interpretations to the conversation as we examine Old and New Testament scriptures. We thoughtfully examine the messages to humankind valued centuries ago that continue to offer meaning to us in the 21st century.

Excess Anonymous (EA) is an intimate group dedicated to examining the relationship between our culture of excess and our spiritual lives. We offer a supportive space for deep reflection, self inquiry, and sharing. Join us!

For our June Love Feast, on the theme of "Faith in Action: A Labor of Love," we'll be celebrating our inaugural Faith in Harm Reduction Community Ministry Fellows as they complete their first year in the program! They'll be sharing original reflections and sacred media as we break bread together for this month's community fellowship meal. As always, all are welcome as we continue to co-create a sanctuary space without stigma, where all are invited to sit and be in dialogue together at the table. We will have delicious food with vegan and gluten free options available, in partnership with the wonderful folks of EV Loves / Cafewal! Join us for a meal, join us to make meaningful connections, join us to heal.

RSVP or questions via info@harmreduction.org!

It’s Kids Sunday at Judson!

• 11am “We are the Builders” Service

• 12:30pm Art Build & Ice Cream Social

RSVP HERE!

Join Judson Worship Services in person or online here.

Our Online Meditation & Prayer practice is open to anyone who would like to join by computer or phone.

These quiet, contemplative sessions last an hour, beginning with an opening centering prayer, followed by about 10 minutes of silence, a devotional poetry reading, a sharing of prayer requests, another 10 minutes of silence, and a closing centering prayer. Details to log in or call in will remain the same each week.

Our Online Meditation & Prayer practice is open to anyone who would like to join by computer or phone.

These quiet, contemplative sessions last an hour, beginning with an opening centering prayer, followed by about 10 minutes of silence, a devotional poetry reading, a sharing of prayer requests, another 10 minutes of silence, and a closing centering prayer. Details to log in or call in will remain the same each week.

Each Tuesday we identify specific aspects of the Bible that generate individual thought and open respectful discussion. Come join us and add your Thoughts/interpretations to the conversation as we examine Old and New Testament scriptures. We thoughtfully examine the messages to humankind valued centuries ago that continue to offer meaning to us in the 21st century.