AUGUST 30, 2009
Revelation is not information about divine things;
it is the ecstatic manifestation of the Ground of
Being in events, persons and things. Such
manifestations have shaking, transforming and
healing power. They are saving events in which the
power of the New Being is present.
– Theologian Paul Tillich
This Is God’s House. All Are Welcome.
AUGUST 30, 2009
10:00 AM
As people enter the sanctuary they are encouraged to greet each other and
share the gifts of friendship and love. When the prelude begins, all are invited to begin personal
preparation for worship. Please silence mobile phones, pagers and other electronic devices.
ORGAN PRELUDE: Prelude and Fugue in G Major, Op. 37, No. 2
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847
*CALL TO WORSHIP Elder Debbie Mullins
Liturgist: As our Creator spoke to the Hebrews saying, “I am the Lord your
God”, so he lays claims to us in a bond of love.
Ministers:** As God summoned the people to the holy mountain, so does he still
summon us to gather to worship, to listen to his voice.
Liturgist: Let each of us here affirm God’s love, declaring in our heart, “Speak,
Lord, for your servant hears.”
All: Let us joyfully worship God!
*HYMN 478: Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven
*CALL TO CONFESSION The Rev. Paul T. Rock
*PRAYER OF CONFESSION
O God, scripture is like a mirror in which we see ourselves reflected. We confess we
are like Mary, who has made a long habit of shirking duties in favor of wisdom. We
acknowledge we whine like Martha, “Tell her to help me!” when the burden of
service saps our strength. We admit like the elder brother, we may hold grudges
forever against a prodigal brother, and refuse to recognize God’s long standing
mercies in our own lives. We like Martha, may let our busy lives distract us from the
essential and the holy. O God, help us this morning to sit at Jesus feet and learn in
peace. We acknowledge before you Lord our sinfulness and brokenness. Forgive us,
heal us, restore and renew us. Grant O God, that we may forget our wounds,
celebrate your work in others, and serve you with single-mindedness in love, in the
name and for the sake of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
Silent Reflection and Confession
*ASSURANCE OF PARDON
*SUNG RESPONSE (Hymn #138, stanza 3) Choir and Congregation
Holy, holy, holy! Though the darkness hide Thee
Though the eye of sinfulness Thy glory may not see,
Only Thou art holy; there is none beside thee
Perfect in power, in love and purity.
PASSING OF THE PEACE
Pastor: The peace of Christ be with you.
Ministers:** And also with you.
* Please stand. ** All Christians are Ministers of the Faith.
The community stands to sing the hymns at the sounding of the first notes from the organ.
*** Latecomers’ Seating
ANNOUNCEMENTS The Rev. Randolph L.C. Weber
PRAYER FOR ILLUMINATION Rev. Rock
OLD TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE LESSON: Song of Solomon 2:8-13
OLD TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE LESSON: Psalm 51 Rev. Weber
NEW TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE LESSON: Mark 7:1-8;14-15; 21-23
Pastor: This is the Word of the Lord.
Ministers:** Thanks be to God.
SERMON: “Rub A Dub Dub”
*AFFIRMATION OF FAITH: From A Brief Statement of Faith of the PC(USA)
We trust in God,
whom Jesus called Abba, Father.
In sovereign love God created the world good
and makes everyone equally in God's image
male and female, of every race and people,
to live as one community.
But we rebel against God; we hide from our Creator.
Ignoring God's commandments,
we violate the image of God in others and ourselves,
accept lies as truth,
exploit neighbor and nature,
and threaten death to the planet entrusted to our care.
We deserve God's condemnation.
Yet God acts with justice and mercy to redeem creation.
In everlasting love,
the God of Abraham and Sarah chose a covenant people
to bless all families of the earth.
Hearing their cry,
God delivered the children of Israel
from the house of bondage.
Loving us still,
God makes us heirs with Christ of the covenant.
Like a mother who will not forsake her nursing child,
like a father who runs to welcome the prodigal home,
God is faithful still.
*HYMN 276: Great Is Thy Faithfulness
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE Rev. Rock
THE LORD’S PRAYER (“...and forgive us our debts...”)
OFFERING
OFFERTORY: Gilbert M. Martin (b.1941)
When I survey the wondrous cross
On which the Prince of glory died,
My richest gain I count but loss,
And pour contempt on all my pride.
Forbid it, Lord, that I should boast,
Save in the death of Christ my God!
All the vain things that charm me most,
I sacrifice them to his blood.
See from his head, his hands, his feet,
Sorrow and love flow mingled down!
Did e'er such love and sorrow meet,
Or thorns compose so rich a crown?
Were the whole realm of nature mine,
That were a present far too small;
Love so amazing, so divine,
Demands my soul, my life, my all! Amen! (Text: Isaac Watts)
*DOXOLOGY: Hymnal #592
*OFFERTORY PRAYER Elder Debbie Mullins
*SUNG AMEN Choir and Congregation
*HYMN 274: O God of Earth and Space
*BENEDICTION Rev. Weber
ORGAN POSTLUDE: War March or Priests, from Athalia Mendelssohn
The Musicians for this morning:
Mitchell Crawford, Interim Director for Music Ministries
The Choir of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Flowers are given to the Glory of God and in loving memory of my dear friend,
Josephine Lyons, from Maxine Foshay.
SUNG RESPONSE: TBD
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH exists to continue the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ by recruiting disciples for the Kingdom of
God, renewing disciples in their faith commitment, and reaching out in love and compassion to a world in need.
SUMMER WORSHIP FAPC NEWS
Sundays at 10:00 AM
------------------ VISITORS AND GUESTS
Sunday, September 6 Welcome!
Welcome to Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church; we
Observing Non Labor Day are blessed to have you here. If you would like
Exodus 20:8-11; Mark 2:23-8 more information about the church, including
THE REV. DR. NORA TUBBS TISDALE how to become a member, please fill out a
“Welcome” card located in the pew rack and put
Yale Divinity School
it in the offering plate. Please feel free to join us
------------------ again at any of our Sunday services.
FALL WORSHIP
Photos
Sunday Mornings As a kindness to fellow worshippers, please do
9:30 (chapel) and 11:00 (sanctuary) not take flash photos during worship services.
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON Parking for Sunday Services
September 13 We have a parking arrangement with the garage at
Homecoming Sunday 51 West 56th Street (second garage on the left
between 5th and 6th Avenues). You can park
------------------ Monday – Friday from 5:00 – 12:00 pm for $9 and
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON Saturday, Sunday and Holidays any 12 hours
September 20 (maximum) to 1:00 am for $9. There is an
additional surcharge for oversized vehicles. Please
------------------ get parking discount coupons at the security desk
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON to take advantage of this reduced rate. When you
September 27 pick up your car, please show the parking
attendant the coupon before he/she processes
------------------ the ticket stub, or you will be charged the regular
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON rate.
October 4
Large-Print Hymnals Are Available
------------------ Large-print hymnals, with text but no music
THE REV. KATHARINE C. DUNN notation, are available. Please ask one of the
October 11 ushers.
------------------
Hearing Enhancement Equipment Available
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON Hearing enhancement equipment is available to
October 18 help you hear the service more clearly. An usher
------------------ will be happy to assist you. At the close of
worship, please return the unit at the rear of the
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON sanctuary.
October 25
------------------ SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AT FAPC
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON
Coffee Hour
November 1
Come for coffee hour from 11:15 am-12:30 pm on
------------------ the 2nd floor.
THE REV. DR. SCOTT BLACK JOHNSTON
November 8
The Library SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Library Volunteers will be on Summer Vacation
until Homecoming Sunday. Please return books Homeless Shelter
to the front desk marked “CWhite – Library”. For The shelter provides a safe, comfortable
more information, please contact Carole White environment for 12 men who are currently
(cwhite@fapc.org). awaiting NYC housing. Male and female
volunteers are needed to host them in the early
THIS WEEK AT FAPC evening and especially overnight in our shelter.
Training is provided. (Overnight hosts have
Monday-Friday: Alcoholics Anonymous private sleeping quarters.) Please contact Joe
Alcoholics Anonymous meets from 12:30-1:30 pm. Vedella (917.297.8940 or jvedella@fapc.org).
All are welcome.
Lend an Arm to a Fellow Church Member
Monday: Women’s Association Crafts Group The Deacons’ Transportation Committee is
The Women’s Association Crafts Group meets looking for volunteers to assist members in
from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm. Participants are urged getting to and from church services on Sunday.
to bring a sandwich to enjoy during a working You do not need a car to participate in this
lunch. meaningful service. If you would like to volunteer
or would like more information, please contact
FOR KIDS (OF MANY AGES) William Wanek (718.458.9345).
Kindership Childcare Meals on Heels
Our Kindership program provides safe, secure Volunteers are needed each Saturday morning to
nurseries for our babies and small children during help prepare and deliver hot meals for some of
worship services. Our nurturing staff of our city’s homebound elderly. Come to Bonnell
experienced caregivers and parent volunteers Hall, 2nd floor, at 9:30 am to help prepare or at
offers a welcoming environment to all children. 11:00 am to deliver. For information, contact Josie
Childcare is available on Sundays during the Lawrence (josielaw@earthlink.net).
10:00 am service for infants and children.
The Choir
Sunday School During the summer months, the FAPC Choir
Sunday School is available for children ages three gathers for rehearsal on Sunday mornings at 8:45
through fifth grade during the Sunday Morning am in Jones Auditorium on the third floor of the
worship. Students are studying the role children parish house. There is no audition to sing with
play in many miracle stories of the Bible. For the Choir and all who have a voice to raise are
more information please contact Jacob Bolton welcomed through regular attendance. An
(Jbolton@fapc.org). eclectic selection of exciting and meaningful
music for worship is planned for this year and you
Third Grade Bible Presentation are cordially invited to come sing with us. With
Family Ministries will present this year‘s third Summer Choir coming to a close, we are now
grade students with Bibles during the 11:00 am inviting interested parties to join us at our first
worship service on Sunday, September 27. If you Wednesday night rehearsal on September 2nd at
would like your child to participate in this event 6:30 pm in Jones Auditorium. For more
please contact Jacob Bolton at information, contact Mitchell Crawford, Interim
(Jbolton@fapc.org). Director of Music Ministries
(mcrawford@fapc.org or 212.247.0490).
Sunday School Teacher Training
The Sunday School program is always in the need
for new teachers There will be a Sunday School
teacher training between the services from 10:15
am until just a bit before 11:00 am on Sunday,
October 4, during which teaching strategies and
classroom practices will be covered. Contact:
Jacob Bolton (Jbolton@fapc.org).
Homeless Ministries Care Giving
We continue our ministry of “befriending” the We want to provide the best possible pastoral
people who sleep on the church steps. Volunteers care to our faith community. If you or a member
are needed for the early morning wake-up and you know are going through a difficult time,
coffee from 5:30-7:00 am and for the evening please call the Rev. Kate Dunn or Emily Dunlap,
7:00-8:30 pm. Training will be provided for new our church social worker (212.247.0490). Every
volunteers. For more information, please contact Sunday morning, deacons and Stephen Ministers
Joe Vedella (jvedella@fapc.org or 917.297.8940). are also here to extend the care giving arms of
our church. Please feel free to ask them questions
Summer Cleaning for “Joy of Christmas” Bazaar or share your joys and concerns. Each deacon
Summer is closet cleaning time! The Women’s wears a white flower and gold name tag, and
Association needs donations of your gently used Stephen Ministers wear a blue name badge.
or new clothing, art work, jewelry, collectible
china, etc. in preparation for the fall bazaar. No Sunday Flowers
books, toys, electrical items or pots and pans, Would you like to share the good news of a birth,
please. Donations are to be marked “Women’s marriage, or graduation with the FAPC church
Association” and can be dropped off at the family? Or memorialize a loved one? We invite
reception desk. If you need a merchandise pick- you to share the events in your life by purchasing
up, please contact the Women’s Association and dedicating the weekly floral arrangement in
office (212.247.0490, ext. 3041, or front of the pulpit. Please contact Diana Kypar for
Wassoc@fapc.org) to schedule an appointment. information (dkypar@fapc.org or 212.247.0490).
Thank you in advance for your support.
FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
October 11-17: Hurricane Gustav Mission Trip
Join the FAPC mission trip to Pearlington, MS on X-Games Dodge Ball and Football Sign-Ups
Columbus Day week, October 11-17, 2009, as the
Happening Now
team works with Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
to rebuild hurricane damaged houses to Come play dodge ball and Football with Next
standards that will help homes survive future Ministries! Fall is around the corner, and Next
storms. So much work remains but the number of Ministries (20s/30s) is putting together a co-ed
volunteers has dropped to a trickle. The cost is dodge ball and football team to play with
only $495, a small price for a priceless benefit to ZogSports, a charity recreational league. It is a
families who need to know they have not been great way to stay active, have fun and meet some
forgotten. For more information, contact Tim great people. Sign-ups for fall dodge ball and flag
Eddy (212.534.4196 or TIMOEDDY1@aol.com). football are happening now, so shoot an email to
nextministries@fapc.org if you are interested in
playing or would like more information. Cost
PASTORAL AND CARE GIVING SERVICES varies per sport, but scholarships are available as
needed. More information on prices and start
A Time of Prayer dates is available via email. We’ll see you on the
After Sunday morning worship services, deacons field!
and Stephen Ministers wearing white stoles are
available in front of the sanctuary to pray with “Better Than Broadway IX” Auditions
you. Your prayer will be kept confidential unless All are invited to audition for the Theatre
you request that it be shared with the pastoral Fellowship’s ninth annual evening of scenes,
staff. You may also get a blue prayer request card songs and poetry. Auditions are to take place on
at the back of the sanctuary and place it in the Friday, September 18 and Friday, September 25
offering plate or give it to an usher. from 6-9 pm. The performance will be on
Tuesday, November 17. Please contact Vivian
Cook (212 697-8254) to schedule an audition.
STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES UPCOMING EVENTS
The Shop at FAPC September 8 & 29: Ballroom Dance Lessons
The Shop at FAPC is open for business! Stop by The fall session of Ballroom Dance lessons
and check out our new jewelry -- we have new, begins in September on selected Tuesday
larger Fish and Loaves pendants not to mention evenings, from 6:30-8 pm. The cost of each
our new, recycled tote bags made from our own lesson is $10, with every penny going to FAPC to
Bicentennial Banner, plus great Summer reading help with expenses. The schedule is as follows:
materials- books selected by our Pastors. The Sept. 8th and 29th, Fox Trot; Oct. 6th and 13th
shop is open every Sunday after the 10:00 am Argentine Tango; Nov. 3rd and 10th Waltz; Dec.
service. If you can’t get to the shop, check us out 8th Swing. These lessons are open to all, from
online (http://fapc.org/store/). For more beginners to more advanced dancers, and there is
information or to volunteer in the Shop, contact no need to sign up in advance. Just check at the
Mary Jo Keeble (mjkeeble@nyc.rr.com). desk for floor location. Contact: Lynn Pitz
(212.838.1666 or rjpitz@bigplanet.com).
Your Art at the Shop?
The Shop at FAPC (formerly the FAPC Gift Shop) September 13: Homecoming Sunday and
will be expanding our product offerings this fall to Opportunities Fair
offer note cards and new postcards. We are Please join us on Sunday, September 13th as we
hoping our church family will participate in the welcome back our Senior Pastor, The Rev. Dr.
creation of these note cards and postcards by Scott Black Johnston. Services will begin at 9:30
submitting photographs and artwork for (in the chapel) and 11:00 am (in the sanctuary).
consideration for the project. Submission forms Both will feature a sermon entitled “God
with all information can be picked up in The Pinches.” As Homecoming will be combined
Shop. Any photo or artwork submitted, if selected again with Opportunities Fair, where
for use, will not be returned and will become the approximately 40 FAPC organizations -
sole property of FAPC, and any sales revenues will fellowship, outreach and education and special
be the sole property of FAPC. Recognition will be ministries will have booths where they can answer
given to the artist/photographer. The deadline for questions about their programs and sign those
submitting has been extended to December 15 to who want to be involved. Please help us to make
give more congregants time to can participate. this event even better by donating your home
Any unused art/photos will be returned to the bake cookies, bars and brownies. These generous
artist/photographer. The Shop at FAPC donations have made a huge difference in the
committee will make selections and the past, and have enabled us to keep our expenses
artist/photographers that are selected will be down. Contact: Lyn Pitz (212.838.1666 or
notified by January 10. Contact Mary Jo Keeble rjpitz@bigplanet.com). If you can help with the
(mjkeeble@nyc.rr.com). setting up on Saturday Sept. 12th at 12:30 pm or
Sunday Sept. 13th at 8:30 am, contact: Jacky
Offering Envelopes Radifera (212-679.7890).
For the convenience of pledgers and contributors,
offering envelopes will now be sent out every two September 15: Employment Advisory Program
months, instead of once a year. If you donate to “Career Success in 2009” is the current
the church online or would prefer not to receive Employment Advisory series. Our upcoming
them, please contact Jannett Harris at the program “The Best Ways to Find Jobs: Target
Business Office (212.247.0490 or People and Companies” will be led by Charles
jharris@fapc.org). You may also go online Moldenhaur. The program begins at 6:30 pm in
(www.fapc.org) to make this request: select the Corning Logan Room, 5th Floor of the Church
“Update Member Profile” and then “e-mail list House. These seminars are led by professionals
subscriptions” to check the box that says “Do Not in the field, are free of charge and open to all.
Mail Me Offering Envelopes”. We cannot thank Refreshments will be served. Contact Diana
you enough for your financial support. Kypar (dkypar@fapc.org) or 212.247.0490 for
more information.
October 6 & 13: Ballroom Dance Lessons November 3 & 10: Ballroom Dance Lessons
The fall session of Ballroom Dance lessons Ballroom Dance lessons continue in November
continues in October on selected Tuesday on selected Tuesday evenings, from 6:30-8 pm.
evenings, from 6:30-8 pm. The cost of each The cost of each lesson is $10, with every penny
lesson is $10, with every penny going to FAPC to going to FAPC to help with expenses. The
help with expenses. The schedule is as follows: schedule is as follows: Nov. 3rd and 10th Waltz;
Oct. 6th and 13th Argentine Tango; Nov. 3rd and Dec. 8th Swing. These lessons are open to all,
10th Waltz; Dec. 8th Swing. These lessons are from beginners to more advanced dancers, and
open to all, from beginners to more advanced there is no need to sign up in advance. Just
dancers, and there is no need to sign up in check at the desk for floor location. Contact: Lynn
advance. Just check at the desk for floor location. Pitz (212.838.1666 or rjpitz@bigplanet.com).
Contact: Lynn Pitz (212.838.1666 or
rjpitz@bigplanet.com). December 8: Ballroom Dance Lessons
Ballroom Dance lessons continue on Tuesday,
October 16th-18th: Next Ministries (20s/30s) Fall December 8, from 6:30-8 pm, with a lesson on
Retreat the Swing. The cost of the lesson is $10, with
Mark your calendars: we’re returning to Holmes every penny going to FAPC to help with expenses.
Oct. 16th-18th for a weekend of fun and These lessons are open to all, from beginners to
rejuvenation. Our retreats are incredible more advanced dancers, and there is no need to
opportunities to meet new people, leave the City, sign up in advance. Just check at the desk for
and explore your faith. It will be a highlight of the floor location. Contact: Lynn Pitz (212.838.1666
year and not to be missed. Contact: Cody or rjpitz@bigplanet.com).
(codyjpowers@gmail.com) or Ann-Henley
(annhenley@gmail.com).
October 17: Meals on Heels Benefit
Save the date – Saturday, October 17 – for the
Meals on Heels dinner and show benefit event.
The evening includes a delicious full-course
dinner prepared by the Meals on Heels chefs, and
a scrumptious dessert buffet, all of this followed
by a music and comedy revue, “A Night on the
Town.” Invitations will be mailed in early
September. Contact Bob Brennan
(April24Bob@aol.com).
THE SESSION
The Rev. Dr. Scott Black Johnston, Moderator
Debbie Mullins, Clerk of Session Bob Brennan, Assistant Clerk of Session
Associate Pastors: The Rev. Paul T. Rock, The Rev. Randolph L.C. Weber
CLASS OF 2010 CLASS OF 2011 CLASS OF 2012
Loretta Azzarone Bob Brennan John Chadwell
Jerry W. Claiborne Brunilda Fernandez Thomas Crowfis
Debbie Goetz Joyce Hansen Michael Duggal
Sally Harwood Glenn Hubbard Tim Eddy
Robert Jezowski Eric D. Johnson Robert Emmett
Edward (Ted) Pitt Kevin McCord Susan Fargason
Katherine L. Pringle Deborra Mullins Courtney Judd
Jacky Radifera Lynn Pitz Karen Liu
Erin Schulte David Sytsma Mary Rose Main
Aileen Whiteside Lynn Wishart Nick Penze
BOARD OF DEACONS
Susan Callahan, Moderator Janine A. Schindler, Vice-Moderator
Anne Westall, Secretary Swan Chang, Treasurer
CLASS OF 2010 CLASS OF 2011 CLASS OF 2012
Susan Callahan Ken Bower Kirsten Aiello
Swan Chang Richard Burrill Glenn Barton
Denis Cranstoun Pablo Bustos Brenda Berkman
Emi Iwaida Christopher S. Edwards Jannica Carmona
Alex Knight Andrea Eschen Tahira Copland
Rachel Luna Andre E. Harlfinger Amanda DeMeola
Ken Mulligan Kris Johnson Kimberley Dow
Patrick Obeng-Frimpong Barbara Kerin Neil Dunlap
Claire Rakotomihamina Twalema Khonje Ann Heavner
Andre Rasandiharisoa Lucas Koehler Holly Humphrey
Janine A. Schindler Brenda McCoy Heidi McKinney
Tracy Smith Devin Robinson Ian Pringle
William Wanek Laura Smith Janice Smith
Anne Westall Claire Thomason Annick Sullivan
Doris Wurgler Stevanus Waisapy Mami Terai
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Holly Hendrix, President
Ken Henderson, Vice President Lynda Selde, Secretary
Fay Gambee, Treasurer Jennie Ferguson, Assistant Treasurer
CLASS OF 2010 CLASS OF 2011 CLASS OF 2012
Douglas M. Bennett Chad Fargason Kent Collier
Annie Cheng Fay Gambee Jennie Ferguson
Eric Daniels Antonio Gotto Ken Henderson
David Depugh Robert Perthius Jonathan Liggett
Holly Hendrix Lynda Selde Matt Marcotte
David C. Schildwachter, Sr. John Weisel Chris Robertson
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August 30, 2009
8:45 FAPC Choir: Jones Auditorium, 3rd floor
9:30 Child Care (Infants): Room 1, LaDane Williamson Christian
Education Center (CEC)
Child Care (Toddlers): Room 2, CEC
10:00 Worship Service: Sanctuary
Sunday School (Age 3 to Grade 5): Rooms 4, 7, and 10-13, CEC
11:00 The Shop at FAPC Open: Gallery
11:15 Coffee Hour: Bonnell Hall, 2nd Floor
Building Hours:
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday, Thursday and Friday
8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday
8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Saturday and Sunday
F IFTH AVENUE P RESBYTERIAN C HURCH
The Rev. Dr. Scott Black Johnston, Senior Pastor Mr. Jacob Bolton, Director of Family Ministries
The Rev. Paul T. Rock, Associate Pastor Ms. April Chapman, Executive Assistant to the Senior Pastor
The Rev. Randolph L.C. Weber, Associate Pastor Mr. Michael Coniaris, Director of Communications
The Rev. Katharine C. Dunn, Temporary Supply Pastor Mr. Robert S. DeLuke, Director of Finance and Business
The Rev. Helen E. Jackson, Parish Visitor Ms. Emily Dunlap, Social Worker
The Rev. Dr. J. Oscar McCloud, Associate Pastor Emeritus Mr. David Liu, Coordinator of Small Group Ministries
Mr. Mitchell Crawford, Interim Director of Music Ministries Mr. Derek Maddalena, Director of Facilities
Dr. Eugenia Oi Yan Yau, Director of Music of Family Ministries
Seven West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019
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