MEETINGS & EVENTS
Sunday Worship
English: 1 PM
Korean: 3:30 PM 
Sunday School: 2:15 PM
Weekly Bible Study
Tue: 8 PM
Fri: 8 PM
Night Watch Prayer
Usually last Fri of the month
Seminar on Dating and Marriage
Pre-marital Seminar & Counseling Sessions
5-8 private sessions
Special Program
Campus Ministry
Juilliard, NYU, New School & other locations
Mission Trip
Arts and Music
MCAF: Manhattan Cornerstone Artists’ Fellowship
NY Phil Concerts in the Parks at Central Park
Conert, Museum, Art Fair, Studio Visit
Spring
Passover
Special Lenten Morning Prayer
The Holy Week
Easter Love Banquet
Easter Sunday
Pentecost | Shavuot
Summer
MIssion Trip
Summer Retreat
Concert
Dating and Marriage Seminar
Fall
Rosh Hashanah
New Year’s Eve
Fall Rretreat
Sukkot | Feast of Tabernacles
Thanksgiving
Winter
Advent
Christmas
Caroling
EVENTS & SEASONS
Easter Love Banquet 2025
Join us for our special Easter Love Banquet, Sunday, April 20, a cherished Easter celebration where we gather to honor Jesus’ resurrection with our church family and guests. Following our Easter service, we invite you and your loved ones for a festive meal and warm fellowship.
Celebrating Lent 2025
Lent is a 40-day period in the Christian calendar leading up to Easter, traditionally observed as a time of reflection, repentance, and spiritual preparation. During this season, many believers choose to fast from certain foods or activities as a way to focus on their faith and draw closer to God.
Year 2025
Blessed Happy New Year!
I Am Doing a New Thing
Christmas Eve Service: Tue, Dec 24, 2024 at 2 PM
Thanksgiving Sunday: Dec 1
Is 60:19 The sun will no more be your light by day, nor will the brightness of the moon shine on you, for the Lord will be your everlasting light, and your God will be your glory.
Research & Advocacy: Nov 14
Unveiling the Connections Between Ancient Korea and Native America: A US Northeast Focus
The Korea Society is pleased to present Unveiling the Connections Between Ancient Korea and Native America: A US Northeast Focus with Dr. Son Sungngtae, Pai Chai University. Professor Son specializes in the field of historical linguistics focused on migration and cultural connections between Korea and the Americas. Using an innovative approach to examining the historical connections between Korean and Indigenous American cultures, he has identified significant structural similarities between American ancient languages and Korean as well as linguistic and cultural evidence of Korean migration to the Americas. Rev. Joseph Pang, Moccasin Institute, will moderate.
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