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Doing justice in the world is an integral part of our history and tradition here at The Community Church of New York. We encourage the personal spiritual growth of our members and seek to create a more just society and world. Find out more...

Recent Justice Making Events

Backpacks for the Street
We were a sponsor for the organization. Backpacks for the homeless were assembled in our Gallery

UN & Global Affairs honors and hosts activities on global multilateralism and the UN's three pillars of work - development, human rights, peace and security.

Green Sanctuary
Recent Environmrntal Program - Link Here

Yemen, Left to Die - UNGA Forum
Yemeni guests from a range of NGOs helped us gain  direct understanding from unique personal and professional views. We learned what is behind the crisis, what is happening now, and how we can help. See these Facbook links for more information for Feed Yemen.

2018 - Time Served!
2019 - We Bend Not Break
Gallery35 @ Community presented art exploring the issue of overcoming the challenges facing those released from prison who are seeking new beginnings in the larger community.  Partnered with CSSNY's conference  Full Participation is a Human Right that was held at Community Church.

Community Church Concert
to Benefit
St Vincent Sevices for CHildren with AIDS
Jonathan Long performs
 

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Doolittle Grants - Information

John Haynes Holmes Fellowships
Scholarships for UU Seminarians

 

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General Location:

The Community Church of New York is located at
40 East 35th Street between Park and Madison Avenues in mid-town Manhattan . Our Hall of Worship and the rest of the main building are accessible for the disabled at the west (Madison Avenue) end of the building where we have installed an elevator for all levels. We are two and one-half blocks from the Empire State Building and a short distance (about seven blocks) from Grand Central Terminal.

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Public Transportation:
The nearest subway station is the #6 at 33rd Street and Park Avenue , two and one-half blocks south of our buildings. The B, D, F, and R at 34th Street and 6th Avenue at Herald Square are three and one-half blocks from us. The #7 from Queens stops at Grand Central Terminal where one can change to the #6 or walk. The 1, 2, and 3 also stop a few blocks away. After getting off, transfer to the M34 or M34A crosstown and get off at Park Ave.

Path Trains from NJ:

Path trains from New Jersey also arrive in Herald Square at 33rd Street
and 6th Avenue, just a few blocks away from us.

Parking Information:
On Sundays, on-street parking is generally available within a block or two of The Community Church. There are nearby parking garages. Weekday evening parking is not generally permitted until after 7:00 p.m.

 

Last Published: September 30, 2019 2:27 PM
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