10:50
Find the
red doors.
St. Clement’s is between Ninth and Tenth Avenues. It’s about 20 steps up, with no elevator; if stairs are hard for you, call 212 246 7277 before Sunday.
You have a
place here.
A place to be seen. A place to be heard. A place to be loved. A place to belong.
We’d love to see you
this Sunday at 11.
St. Clement’s
An Episcopal church, an Off-Broadway theater and a food pantry, in Hell’s Kitchen.
What Sunday’s like
Find the
10:55
Take
any seat.
We worship in our 161-seat Off-Broadway theater. Every word and every song is in the bulletin, so you can follow along.
11:00
We begin
with music.
Hymns, our choir, and Darryl Curry, our Music Director. Lately that’s included “Seasons of Love” from Rent.
Then
We listen to
the Bible.
Readings from the Bible, read by people from the congregation, and a message about what they mean for our lives this week.
Midway
Say hello.
At the peace, everyone greets the people around them. A handshake or a wave is just right.
Toward the end
All are welcome
at the table.
All are welcome to receive communion. Come forward to receive bread and wine.
About noon
Coffee and
people to meet.
Stay for coffee, drinks and something to eat. It’s the easiest way to meet people.
Your first Sunday
Sundays
at 11.
423 West 46th Street, between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.
Get directionsOne house, three doors.
Church
No audition required.
Sundays at 11. Holy Eucharist, the Episcopal Communion service, with music. It takes about an hour.
What Sunday’s like
Theater
Same room, two shows.
161 seats, Off-Broadway. Sundays at 11 we worship here. Now playing: Rope, through December 6. Producers, bring your show.
What’s on stage
Food
Pantry
Groceries, on the house.
Two or three weekends a month: Fridays 8 to 11 AM and Saturdays 8:30 to 11:30 AM. About 3,000 neighbors come for groceries. Volunteers and gifts keep it going.
How to helpA place
of grace.
Forgiveness is real here.
Church is where we practice grace week after week. For ourselves. Toward others.
Meet the company.
