Church of The Heavenly Rest

Church of The Heavenly Rest ⛪️ Episcopal Church located on Museum Mile, serving and welcoming all! Join us for Sunday worship, beloved community, and the joy of life in Christ.✨

07/28/2026

“With the abounding grace of God, with the burning of the bush, and the brightness of the sun, our layers of self-protective armor, and scales of security that we’ve built, will fall away.”

The Rev. Peyton Williams envisions what lies at the end of the path to God, and though arduous, how simple choosing that path can be.

Find the full sermon, and others like it, at the link in our bio”

Hi neighbors! Our Vacation Bible School is only a few weeks away, and registration is still open! ☀️ Through music, art,...
07/02/2026

Hi neighbors! Our Vacation Bible School is only a few weeks away, and registration is still open! ☀️ Through music, art, creative play and interactive storytelling, campers will experience God’s epic escape plan as Moses leads the Israelites out of bo***ge in Egypt. 🌊

VBS will run from July 20-24, from 9 am-1 pm each day. It is open to children ages 4-10, and a $50 donation per child is suggested. 🔔 Interested in signing up? Register at the link in our bio! Have any questions? Feel free to email our Director of Children, Youth & Family Ministries, Caroline Angell, at [email protected]

06/30/2026

Now, in the Episcopal Church, we love to focus on welcome. […] “Welcome to the Church of the Heavenly Rest, all are welcome here, all are welcome here.” But what does it mean, really, to welcome someone, really welcome them? To invite someone in with their full self?

This Sunday, The Rev. Julia Offinger visited Heavenly Rest to question what our Church means when we “welcome all,” how we follow through, and the ways God challenges our belief.

Find the rest of the sermon, and many others, through the link in our bio!

06/23/2026

Don’t let fear run the show - don’t be captive to it, and don’t be alone in it. Instead, be calm, this community of hope willing to do the hard, hard work of loving God together, of being not afraid together, of following Jesus when division is certain and discord inevitable, willing to be saved for something, not from it.

The Rev. Kate Malin speaks on the comfort of community, and the healing power of consciously choosing it in times of uncertainty.

Find the rest of the sermon and more like it at the link in our bio!

“Make a joyful noise unto the Lord…” Psalm 100: 1-2What joyful noise was made this past Sunday as we welcomed the Choir ...
06/22/2026

“Make a joyful noise unto the Lord…” Psalm 100: 1-2
What joyful noise was made this past Sunday as we welcomed the Choir of St. Paul’s Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia at our 11am Eucharist & Sung Evening Prayer!
If you’re interested in singing with our summer choir, reach out to our Director of Music, Janet Yieh, and join us each and every Sunday as we “come before his presence with singing.”

06/15/2026

“How casual, how easy it is to reduce a beautiful, complex, unique human life into one single defining line.”

The Reverend Canon Michael Robinson visits from London, England to reflect on Matthew 9:35; Jesus’ use of the word “harvest” for the harassed and helpless; and the importance of seeing “not only what they are, but what by the grace of God, they may become.”

To watch the full sermon and service, follow the link in our bio!

Address

1085 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY
10128

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 7pm

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+12122893400

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