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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

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.

Time Served! - Art Exhibit
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.

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John Haynes Holmes Fellowships
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Other Local Events

Screening of
The Power Broker
with conversation with
Marcia Cantarella
Whitney Young's Daughter
4th Universalist
Friday, February 8, 7 pm

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Wrestling with Zionism: A Reader’s Theater
At All Souls UU – Thursday, February 14, 7:30-9:30

All Souls NYC Chapter of Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East is invites us to attend an event to explore Zionism and our religious heritage, whatever roots various congregants may have.

They invited the New York Chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace to lead in this exploration.  Over the past several years, members of the Chapter have explored the role of Zionism in their diverse lives, and published a short book of essays entitled Confronting Zionism, which is available on their website ( jvpnyc.org ).  Out of this exploration has developed this theatrical reading of some of their stories.

They hope to make the engagement with this very sensitive issue supportive, personal, UU-community-focused, honest.  Of course, light healthy food and beverages will be available later during the program, all of which will take place at All Souls on Thursday, February 14, from 7:30-9:30 pm.

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Faith-Based Anti-Racism
How Do We Build Faith Organizations
For Healing and Undoing Racism?
How Do We Make a Difference?
Thursday, February 28
9:30-Noon
Marble Collegiate /Loft
274 5th Ave
Flyer/Registration

Last Published: February 7, 2019 1:30 PM
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