Faith Formation
Bible Study- using study guides, the group focusses on a particular
section of Scripture for a 6 or 9 week program. Those unable to
attend the Wednesday lunch time meeting, are encouraged to read
along, send in responses and reactions. The Deacons are the
facilitators of the group.
Chapel Service at The Club- every Tuesday morning a clergy member
of the three local parishes conducts an abbreviated Morning Prayer
service to those gathered at the Senior Living Facility- The Club- a
neighbor of the church. The parishes are Grace, Ossining, All Saints',
and St. John’s, Pleasantville.
Faith Formation for Families- meets at 10:15 in the parish hall on
Sundays with children and parents gathered for some music, prayer
time, scripture stories and related art projects. Parents also serve as
volunteers in the classroom with a Deacon providing leadership.
Pastoral Care Committee- is a group of trained lay and clergy who
provide company to our homebound parishioners; meals for members
experiencing stress in their lives; assistance to doctors’ appointments.
In addition, we correspond with some of our older institution bound
members. Communion, if requested, is also provided to those who
cannot attend services.
Quiet Day- a day during Lent devoted to a workshop on varieties of
prayer; meditation time; a small lunchtime meal; ending with a
Eucharist. Deacons serve as facilitators.
section of Scripture for a 6 or 9 week program. Those unable to
attend the Wednesday lunch time meeting, are encouraged to read
along, send in responses and reactions. The Deacons are the
facilitators of the group.
Chapel Service at The Club- every Tuesday morning a clergy member
of the three local parishes conducts an abbreviated Morning Prayer
service to those gathered at the Senior Living Facility- The Club- a
neighbor of the church. The parishes are Grace, Ossining, All Saints',
and St. John’s, Pleasantville.
Faith Formation for Families- meets at 10:15 in the parish hall on
Sundays with children and parents gathered for some music, prayer
time, scripture stories and related art projects. Parents also serve as
volunteers in the classroom with a Deacon providing leadership.
Pastoral Care Committee- is a group of trained lay and clergy who
provide company to our homebound parishioners; meals for members
experiencing stress in their lives; assistance to doctors’ appointments.
In addition, we correspond with some of our older institution bound
members. Communion, if requested, is also provided to those who
cannot attend services.
Quiet Day- a day during Lent devoted to a workshop on varieties of
prayer; meditation time; a small lunchtime meal; ending with a
Eucharist. Deacons serve as facilitators.