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!

Together Through the Valley

Reflecting on Psalm 23, Community Minister Xiao Ma will weave together stories of migration, chaplaincy, and unexpected moments of care. This sermon asks what it really means to “fear no evil,” suggesting that the promise of faith is not the absence of fear, but the presence of companionship. And Alma Reiss-Navarre will add inspiration to the sermon with improvised dance!

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BARDO BATH: “Dharma Art Empowerment”
Receive your “Dharma Art Empowerment” and rediscover the artist in you!

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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!

Resurrection Detection

w Rev. Micah Bucey

As our journey deeper into the supposedly resurrective season of Eastertide continues, anyone paying attention to our current moment can see that crucifixions continue. What might the stories of Jesus's friends conjuring visions of him in the immediate traumatic wake of his execution have to teach us about not only surviving but thriving? Micah's got lots of questions and they can't even begin to get on the road to any answers without you.

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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 Judson Book Group will be reading and discussing James by Percival Everett. This book imagines Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn from the perspective of the enslaved man Jim.

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

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.

A collective offering for expansive possibility from Rev. Micah Bucey and Community Minister Elæ Moss Benedetto. April’s theme is “Queering Death.”

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 this month’s FIHR LOVE FEAST at JUDSON we are opening our fellowship meal to a deeply needed and welcomed collaboration – with mutual aid organizers on the ground in Jerusalem and Gaza, alongside local faith leaders and organizers working in collaboration with their efforts, at home and abroad. What can we learn from each other? What can we gain from sitting in communion with others doing faith-led resistance to reduce and combat the harm caused by empire’s carceral, extractive, stigmatizing systems of control and chaos? Our Harm Reduction Ministry Fellows and leadership team will be joined for this special joint meal by speakers, participants and guests from the afternoon’s “On the Ground” event at 2pm , co-hosted by Judson and the American Council on Judaism in partnership with Rabbis for Ceasefire, The Community Church of New York, Middle Church, and the 15th St Quaker Meeting.

Transforming with Thomas

Easter doesn't end with one big day; it's a continuing season. This Sunday, as we journey into Eastertide, Community Minister Rev. Lisa Holton will lead us into the continuing calls of resurrection, which include paying attention to wounds, tending harm, and recommitting to transformative healing, especially as demonstrated in the story of "Doubting" Thomas. Come gather up the brokenness and we'll keep co-creating a horizon far more life-giving than Empire crucifixion.

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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.

A variety show for people interested in the spiritual realm of trans+ life. Hosted by APRIL.

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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!

How do we celebrate Easter when we continue to live in such a Good Friday world? As Empires continue to crucify, what does it mean to embody radical hope? One answer is that we'll gather for our annual shared meal immediately following service, so come hungry and bring a dish if you're able. At 11am, we'll practice community resurrection through song, story, a sermon by Micah, and a cantata composed by our very own Henco Espag. All are welcome, no matter how you come to this day, believer, non-believer, curious questioner, or staunch skeptic. There's room for all as we center ourselves in the co-creative justice-seeking toward which our collective spirit continually calls us!

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Whether Christian or Jew or Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, or Zen, Dzieci Theatre's "A Passion" appeals to the human spirit in everyone and our essential desire for communion.

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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.

Gather at table for Judson's intimate and contemplative observance of the last meal Jesus is said to have had with his friends before Empire killed him and tried to stop their radical hope revolution. Optional footwashing will call us into the sense of service we're meant to co-create together and readings both ancient and modern, along with a message from Community Minister Rev. Anike, will remind us of the mandate that Jesus gave his friends and continues to give us, to love one another, no matter what.

Join us in person or online here.

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!

As Toni Cade Bambara says, “The role of the artist is to make the revolution irresistible.” On this Palm Sunday, as we dip our palms into Judson's traditional pot of biodegradable glitter and symbolize the ways we are called to get our hands messy with the work of justice, we'll remember Jesus as the radically political spiritual performance artist he was. In a world full of so much chaotic destruction, how can we recommit to embodying the joyful creativity we all desperately need?

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