This three-session series (in a hybrid in-person or online format) works as a no-pressure, fun way for any membership-curious Judson congregants to learn more about Judson and one another, for us to learn more about all of you, and for us to discover how we can more actively and intentionally invite each of you into deeper congregational participation and spiritual nurture.

Email micah@judson.org to ask questions and RSVP.

This All Saints Sunday, Micah will be joined by two astonishing artists who have breathed life-giving creativity into Judson's space and who are now two of the top beloved authors in the world of horror. Both Nat Cassidy and Clay McLeod Chapman vibrantly explore some of humanity's deepest shadows, but they also both embody a joy-fueled approach to all things that terrify them and us, offering a balance of spine-tingling images and soul-nurturing inspiration. Whether you're a hardcore fan of scary stories or someone who runs screaming at the thought of them, we'll gather around our sacred circle and explore how honestly befriending our fears just might transform us for the collective liberation work we're all called to do.

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.

Please come and join us in the church office assemble safer injection kits; the work is easy and is proven to save lives.

Arrive when you can, leave when you wish.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Kim Kelly at kimkelly959@gmail.com.

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!

This three-session series (in a hybrid in-person or online format) works as a no-pressure, fun way for any membership-curious Judson congregants to learn more about Judson and one another, for us to learn more about all of you, and for us to discover how we can more actively and intentionally invite each of you into deeper congregational participation and spiritual nurture.

Email micah@judson.org to ask questions and RSVP.

This Sunday, as Halloween approaches, Micah will lift up a lifetime love of all things horror, sharing just how special spookiness has been to their faith, their creativity, and their enduringly radical hope. Even if you think you hate “horror” as a genre, we’ll dive into what our traditions tell us about fear, loneliness, and the potential power of connection and community to counter the continuing real-life horrors that surround us.

And if you’d like to play a little dress-up, our little ones will be doing a costume catwalk at the start of the service and all are free to join in the Halloween fun!

Join us 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.

In October, the Judson Book Group will be reading Where the Cranes Fly South by Lisa Rizden.

If you plan to attend, be sure to contact Jane Treuhold for a Zoom invite.

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!

Join us for a book reading of “Search for a Blessing” with Judson’s very own Dan Shenk!

On the 60th anniversary of his murder, Judson remembers Bob Spike – one of its founding fathers (senior minister 1949-56), American civil rights hero and victim of a despicable homophobic police-led smear campaign. Joining the service will be Amb. Andrew J. Young, himself a legendary civil rights leader and one of Spike's closest colleagues in the 1960s. Inspiring freedom songs and prophetic words will lift our spirits as we celebrate a man whose courage and vision helped make our freedom-loving Judson community a living reality.

Join us 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.

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 monthly opportunity to gather in sacred communion, share in a community meal, and grow in spirit and practice.

RSVP or questions via info@harmreduction.org!

Please join us after church on October 11 for a discussion about the theological doctrine of revelation—not the biblical Book of Revelation, but the subject of how we receive knowledge through faith, or, using a more traditional formulation, how God discloses God’s self and God’s will to us. We’ll talk a bit about the role of Scripture in all this, as well as other possible sources of revelation, including nature, reason and contemplation. Some reading materials will be posted on the Judson Community Listserv soon, but you are always welcome to email Marc Falcone at mfalcone.nyc@gmail.com to request materials, ask questions, or make comments. See you!

Blessing of the Animals with Rev. Micah Bucey

This Sunday, October 11, Judson's 11am service will expand its already extravagant menagerie welcome by inviting non-human animals to join us, so feel free to bring your favorite animal companion to bless the space and to be blessed.

For everyone, especially those unable to bring a pet companion or those who have lost a beloved pet, there will be a table ready for photos and equipped with paper and crayons to help create images of all of the animals who have touched our lives.

There will also be a section reserved for those who would like to stay as far away as possible from our visiting pet friends, so please join, even if being side-by-side with a non-human friend isn't exactly your cup of tea.

And if you’re joining online, bring your pets or a photo to the screen with you!

For questions, email Micah at mailto:micah@judson.org

Join us 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.

A collective offering for expansive possibility from Rev. Micah Bucey and Rev. Elæ Moss Benedetto. October’s theme is “Queering Jest”!

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!

PROPHET MARGINS

with Rev. Micah Bucey

This Agape Sunday, we'll gather around the communion table again and ask ourselves what spaces, gaps, and horizons we might be avoiding, individually and collectively, as Micah facilitates a deep dive into "Prophet Margins," those places that call us to action over avoidance, especially when we feel at our most lost. If you've got some food or drink to share, the table will be ready to receive you and your gifts.

Join us 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.