ST. BART'S-New York City

ST. BART'S-New York City A landmark Episcopal church in Midtown Manhattan. A place of beauty, belonging, and hope,
where all are welcome.
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Join us for worship, prayer, world-class music, learning, and community in the heart of New York City. A spiritual oasis and New York City Landmark located in the heart of midtown Manhattan.

06/22/2026

The tragedy of our current age is that so many of us have become so accustomed to the demands of empire that we mistake them for the demands of God. And yet, Jesus stands before us this morning with the same invitation he offered his first disciples: “You who are weary, take up your cross. Come and follow me, because my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Leave behind the endless sacrifices demanded by the kingdoms and the empires of this world. Choose instead the costly, but beautiful work of becoming fully human. For in losing the life the empire promises, we discover the life that God has been offering us all along. And my friends, that life is worth everything we have. From “True Life,” sermon preached by The Reverend Marcus George Halley, D. Min College Chaplain and Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life, Trinity College, Hartford, CT, on the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, June 21, 2026.

06/21/2026

"True Life," sermon preached by The Reverend Marcus George Halley, D. Min College Chaplain and Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life, Trinity College, Hartford, CT, on the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, June 21, 2026.

06/21/2026

The Very Reverend Marcus George Halley, D.Min. College Chaplain and Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life, Trinity College, Hartford, CT, explores the intersection of two significant June observances — Juneteenth and Pride Month — through the lens of the Gospel.

Please post your questions in the comments section, or email the Reverend Zack Nyein at [email protected].

06/21/2026

“The point for Jesus is not to achieve success in every conceivable circumstance. Jesus acknowledges that bad things will happen: Brother will betray brother to death; You will be hated by all because of my name. Rejection and failure are not just possible, they are guaranteed. Jesus wishes only that his disciples not be deterred by their occasional failures. He wants them to keep cruising, to never stop moving, whatever lies ahead. The one who endures to the end will be saved.” From “Shake It Off,” sermon preached by the Reverend Peter Thompson, Priest-In-Charge, on the Third Sunday after Pentecost, June 14, 2026.

🌤️ Join us this Sunday, June 21, for worship, learning, and community at St. Bart's.SUNDAY SERVICES9 am Eucharist in the...
06/20/2026

🌤️ Join us this Sunday, June 21, for worship, learning, and community at St. Bart's.

SUNDAY SERVICES
9 am Eucharist in the Round
11 am Choral Eucharist
5 pm Contemplative Eucharist

PREACHING
The Very Reverend Marcus George Halley, D.Min., College Chaplain and Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, will preach at the 9 am and 11 am services.
The Reverend Peter D. Thompson, Priest-in-Charge, will preach at the 5 pm service.

THE FORUM at 10 am
For Freedom: Juneteenth and the Gospel
The Very Reverend Marcus George Halley explores the intersection of two significant June observances, Juneteenth and Pride Month, through the lens of the Gospel.

AFTER CHURCH
Join us for Coffee Hour at 12:30 pm on the Great Terrace

BOOKSTORE SUMMER SALE
Stop by the St. Bart's Bookstore for discounted books, gifts, and jewelry.

All are welcome at St. Bart's, 325 Park Avenue at 51st Street, or online via livestream. Complete schedule and details at stbarts.org/sunday.

06/14/2026

"Shake It Off," sermon preached by the Reverend Peter D. Thompson, Priest-In-Charge, on the Third Sunday after Pentecost, June 14, 2026.

06/14/2026

Longtime members of the St. Bart’s community remember Tom Bowers,
the tenth rector of the parish, who died in 2024.

Please post your questions in the comments section, or email the Reverend Peter D. Thompson at [email protected].

🌤 Join us for a beautiful day this Sunday, June 14, at St. Bart's. At the 11 am Choral Eucharist, experience Franz Schub...
06/13/2026

🌤 Join us for a beautiful day this Sunday, June 14, at St. Bart's. At the 11 am Choral Eucharist, experience Franz Schubert's Mass in G Major, with choir, soloists, and string orchestra as part of our Choral Feast series.

SUNDAY SERVICES
9 am Eucharist in the Round
11 am Choral Eucharist
5 pm Contemplative Eucharist

PREACHING
The Reverend Peter D. Thompson, Priest-in-Charge, will preach at all services.

THE FORUM at 10 am
Remembering the Reverend Tom Bowers
Longtime members of the St. Bart's community remember Tom Bowers, the tenth rector of the parish, who died in 2024.

A CHORAL FEAST
At the 11 am Choral Eucharist, St. Bartholomew's Choir, soloists, and string orchestra will present Franz Schubert's "Mass in G Major", one of the great works of sacred choral music.

AFTER CHURCH
Stay for Coffee Hour at 12:30 pm on the Terrace.

All are welcome at St. Bart's, 325 Park Avenue at 51st Street, or online via livestream. Complete schedule and details at stbarts.org/sunday.

A look back at Children, Youth, and Families Sunday on June 7 at St. Bart's.We celebrated the conclusion of the program ...
06/12/2026

A look back at Children, Youth, and Families Sunday on June 7 at St. Bart's.
We celebrated the conclusion of the program year with a blessing for our children and youth at the 11 am service, heard a sermon from graduating senior Julia Leopando, and enjoyed our Slide into Summer party. The day also included The Forum with Dr. Rick Altice, Professor of Medicine and of Epidemiology at the Yale School of Medicine. We were delighted to welcome former rector the Right Reverend Dean E. Wolfe and Ellen Wolfe on Dean's first visit to St. Bart's since his retirement, and we offered our prayers and best wishes to Curry Brinson, Associate for Community Engagement, as he prepares to begin graduate studies at Freie Universität Berlin this fall.

06/11/2026

Not being good enough is something that I think holds so many of us back, and it shouldn’t hold us back from connecting with Jesus, because that’s not what he wants us to do. If you believe that perfection is a prerequisite to being here, and something you need to continue to be here, you’re missing out on the love that you get from being here, from this community that I’ve grown up in.

Jesus asks us to walk in love. He doesn’t ask us to walk in perfection. He doesn’t ask us to strive to be the most perfect people or to be perfect to feel his love. And while I know that might seem like an obvious notion to some people, it’s still, I think, a really important message to hear, because there are so many of us who feel like we aren’t good enough to be here, like we aren’t what Jesus wants us to be, and that can’t be further from the truth.

from “You Don’t Have to be Perfect”, Sermon preached by Julia Leopando, Graduating High School Senior & Member of St. Bart’s Youth at the Center on the Second Sunday after Pentecost June 7, 2026.

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325 Park Avenue
New York, NY
10022

Opening Hours

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

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+12123780222

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