All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows “Rite I” in the Book of Common Prayer, which means the prayers are written in traditional language, and tends to conclude by 9:00 am.
Bible Study is held in the Parish House and also on Zoom. We generally follow the Yale Bible Study program, which offers course materials on select books of the Bible, deepened by insights from Yale Divinity School professors.Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. Make your Sunday offering online.
During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 4th grade) meet for Godly Play, and older children (5th to 7th grade) meet for Echo the Story.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with lectionary readings and canticles. Followed by another 20 minutes of virtual fellowship. Click here for a PDF version of Morning Prayer Rite I.Please contact the clergy for Zoom access information.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
During the season of Lent, we offer a series of weekly meetings to present the understanding of the Christian faith professed by the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. It is the normal preparation for becoming an official member of Incarnation and receiving the Sacramental Rite of Confirmation. The course also serves as a refresher for […]
Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.
Join us at 7:00 p.m. for three consecutive Thursdays (March 2, 9, and 16) for a study entitled “Remember, Repent, and Repair.” Following upon the work of a group of Incarnation parishioners who engaged in Sacred Ground––a faith-based dialogue series, designed by the Episcopal Church, to address questions of racial justice––this series invites our whole congregation to explore […]
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows “Rite I” in the Book of Common Prayer, which means the prayers are written in traditional language, and tends to conclude by 9:00 am.
Bible Study is held in the Parish House and also on Zoom. We generally follow the Yale Bible Study program, which offers course materials on select books of the Bible, deepened by insights from Yale Divinity School professors.Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. Make your Sunday offering online.
During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 4th grade) meet for Godly Play, and older children (5th to 7th grade) meet for Echo the Story.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with lectionary readings and canticles. Followed by another 20 minutes of virtual fellowship. Click here for a PDF version of Morning Prayer Rite I.Please contact the clergy for Zoom access information.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
During the season of Lent, we offer a series of weekly meetings to present the understanding of the Christian faith professed by the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. It is the normal preparation for becoming an official member of Incarnation and receiving the Sacramental Rite of Confirmation. The course also serves as a refresher for […]
Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.
Join us at 7:00 p.m. for three consecutive Thursdays (March 2, 9, and 16) for a study entitled “Remember, Repent, and Repair.” Following upon the work of a group of Incarnation parishioners who engaged in Sacred Ground––a faith-based dialogue series, designed by the Episcopal Church, to address questions of racial justice––this series invites our whole congregation to explore […]
Our next Family Friday will take place on March 10, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. As usual, we'll have a family friendly service project, pizza dinner, and fun activity -- a scavenger hunt in the church! Parents and children of all ages are welcome. RSVP to the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows “Rite I” in the Book of Common Prayer, which means the prayers are written in traditional language, and tends to conclude by 9:00 am.
Bible Study is held in the Parish House and also on Zoom. We generally follow the Yale Bible Study program, which offers course materials on select books of the Bible, deepened by insights from Yale Divinity School professors.Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. Make your Sunday offering online.
During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 4th grade) meet for Godly Play, and older children (5th to 7th grade) meet for Echo the Story.
Join us in the Assembly Hall on Sunday, March 12, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. for an exploration of one of the key themes of Lent––our mortality, and the place of death in our lives with God.The format for this Lenten forum will be a “Fireside Chat,” as our own Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Jung-Chul Lee will be […]
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with lectionary readings and canticles. Followed by another 20 minutes of virtual fellowship. Click here for a PDF version of Morning Prayer Rite I.Please contact the clergy for Zoom access information.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
During the season of Lent, we offer a series of weekly meetings to present the understanding of the Christian faith professed by the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. It is the normal preparation for becoming an official member of Incarnation and receiving the Sacramental Rite of Confirmation. The course also serves as a refresher for […]
Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.
Join Incarnation Center on Zoom for an evening with New York Times Columnist and Incarnation Camp alum David Brooks! David’s talk, “Where are we Now? Has America Made the Turn?” will be followed by a Q&A session. All proceeds benefit the Incarnation Camp scholarship fund. Incarnation Camp is the country’s oldest Episcopal Camp, located in Connecticut. CLICK […]
Join us at 7:00 p.m. for three consecutive Thursdays (March 2, 9, and 16) for a study entitled “Remember, Repent, and Repair.” Following upon the work of a group of Incarnation parishioners who engaged in Sacred Ground––a faith-based dialogue series, designed by the Episcopal Church, to address questions of racial justice––this series invites our whole congregation to explore […]
Parishioners are invited to Moravian Open Door (347 E. 18th St.) for a St. Patrick’s Day bingo party with the residents. We are seeking donations of $10 gift cards to serve as bingo prizes. Contact the Rev. Deacon Denise LaVetty to learn more, RSVP, and/or make a donation for this event. Suggested gift cards: CVS, Starbucks, Chipotle, Subway, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Join the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser on Saturday, March 18, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at the Haitian Church of the Good Samaritan (1858 Hunt Avenue in The Bronx), where the New York Haiti Project is hosting a food packing event.Their goal is to pack 50,000 meals in one day, and ship them to St. Luke's Episcopal School in […]
All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows “Rite I” in the Book of Common Prayer, which means the prayers are written in traditional language, and tends to conclude by 9:00 am.
Bible Study is held in the Parish House and also on Zoom. We generally follow the Yale Bible Study program, which offers course materials on select books of the Bible, deepened by insights from Yale Divinity School professors.Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. Make your Sunday offering online.
During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 4th grade) meet for Godly Play, and older children (5th to 7th grade) meet for Echo the Story.
Come to the Parish House Dining Room to help make sandwiches and pack lunches for Ecclesia Ministries of New York, which serves those who are food and housing insecure. Our own Rev. Deacon Denise LaVetty serves an Ecclesia congregation that currently worships at Church of the Transfiguration (29th Street, between 5th and Madison) every Sunday from […]
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with lectionary readings and canticles. Followed by another 20 minutes of virtual fellowship. Click here for a PDF version of Morning Prayer Rite I.Please contact the clergy for Zoom access information.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
During the season of Lent, we offer a series of weekly meetings to present the understanding of the Christian faith professed by the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. It is the normal preparation for becoming an official member of Incarnation and receiving the Sacramental Rite of Confirmation. The course also serves as a refresher for […]
Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.Join us online by clicking here.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows “Rite I” in the Book of Common Prayer, which means the prayers are written in traditional language, and tends to conclude by 9:00 am.
Bible Study is held in the Parish House and also on Zoom. We generally follow the Yale Bible Study program, which offers course materials on select books of the Bible, deepened by insights from Yale Divinity School professors.Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. Make your Sunday offering online.
During the 11:00 a.m. service, children (pre-K to 4th grade) depart for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Sunday School is based on the Godly Play curriculum. Learn more about Family Ministries at Incarnation, including offerings for older children, here.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with lectionary readings and canticles. Followed by another 20 minutes of virtual fellowship. Click here for a PDF version of Morning Prayer Rite I.Please contact the clergy for Zoom access information.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.
Join us for this 20-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.
Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.Join us online by clicking here.
Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.