The Church of the Intercession

The Church of the Intercession A welcoming and inclusive Episcopal Church in the border of Harlem and Washington Heights. Our community is multicultural and worships in English and Spanish.

We are a community of followers of Jesus in the tradition of the Episcopal Church. As Episcopalians we strive to be a middle way between the Catholic and Protestant traditions of Christianity. At Intercession you will be surrounded by a beautiful building but more importantly in an open and welcoming community. "The Church of the Intercession in New York City, is a reconciling, affirming, and incl

usive Christian community striving through worship, love, and service to welcome all people just as God created you. No matter where you are on your journey of faith, and whether you are single, married, divorced, separated, or partnered, our welcome knows no boundaries of age, race, ethnicity, culture, gender, sexual orientation, economic condition, physical or mental ability. We believe that God delights in the diversity of creation and so do we!"

EVERYONE'S WELCOME! BRING YOUR LUCK AND YOUR APPETITE.
06/13/2017

EVERYONE'S WELCOME! BRING YOUR LUCK AND YOUR APPETITE.

09/11/2015

We are sad to announce the passing of a long-time parishioner GEORGI TYNE on Sunday, September 6, 2015 at the age of 56. Her funeral will take place at the Church of the Intercession, 550 West 155th Street, New York, NY 10032 - 212-283-6200 on Saturday, September 12, 2015 at 1:00 PM. The viewing will take place at the church from 12:00 Noon - 1:00 PM. Interment will be at Trinity Cemetery followed by a repast in the church Common Room.

04/02/2013

The funeral service for our dear Fr Ivan Griffith will be this Friday, April 5, at 10:30am at Intercession. Viewing will start at 8:00am. May his soul and the souls if the departed through the mercies of God rest in peace.

03/30/2013

Join us at noon for Intercession's traditional Egg Hunt for all children.

Several Spanish speaking parishes got togther for a Lenten retreat at St. Peter's Church in Port Chester, NY
03/24/2013

Several Spanish speaking parishes got togther for a Lenten retreat at St. Peter's Church in Port Chester, NY

Final project of the photography class
03/22/2013

Final project of the photography class

We thank Episcopal Charities for their support in funding this program and the members of Intercession for their support...
03/22/2013

We thank Episcopal Charities for their support in funding this program and the members of Intercession for their support in volunteering and giving.

03/18/2013

HOLY WEEK/SEMANA SANTA

Palm Sunday March 24, services at 8am and 10m. We will meet at the gate of the cemetery on 155th St at 9:45am.
Domingo de Ramos 24 de marzo Misa a las 12:30pm, nos reuniremos en el porton del cementerio a las 12:15pm.

Jueves santo 28 de marzo a las 6:30pm seguido de oracion en la capilla de Santa Maria.
Maundy Jueves/ March 28 at 6:30pm followed by prayer in St. Mary’s Chapel.

Viernes Santo servicio a la 1:00pm seguido del Via Crucis
Good Friday service begins at 1:00pm followed by Way of the Cross devotion.

Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at noon open for all children.
Busqueda de los Huevos de Pascua el sabado santo al mediodia.

Easter Sunday / Domingo de Pascua
No Vigil service this year.
8 and 10am Easter services
Misa de Pascua a las 12:30pm

A day after their ordination Patrick and Krista served at Intercession as newly ordained transitional deacons. May God b...
03/04/2013

A day after their ordination Patrick and Krista served at Intercession as newly ordained transitional deacons. May God bless them in their ministries!

World War War I Memorial Tablet At the Church of the Intercession Description found in the church archives."The War Memo...
02/26/2013

World War War I Memorial Tablet
At the Church of the Intercession
Description found in the church archives.
"The War Memorial Tablet is made of Hautville marble and executed by Messrs. Peters and Humphries, of 214 East 45th Street.The border is of laurel leaves symbolic of victors in battle; appropriate whether of battles of war or of life. It contains the shields of the United States, with England, France, Italy and Belgium at the top, and Serbia and Portugal at the left hand side and Russia and Brazil at the right hand side; and in the bottom row, Australia, Canada, New Zeland and South Africa. The text at the bottom is “No greater love hath no man than this.”The heraldic colouring proper to the shields was done by William Grey, of 142 East 59th Street.The tablet was designed by Mr. Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, the architect of the church, and given to the church by Mr. John E. Miller. With care tenderness of feelings and generosity Mr. Miller requested that we carve on the tablet not only the name of his own son but of his son’s friends and companions who gave their lives."

Last week a photographer, Linda Karlin, came through Intercession and took these photos and wanted to share them with th...
02/21/2013

Last week a photographer, Linda Karlin, came through Intercession and took these photos and wanted to share them with the congregation.

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550 W 155th Street
New York, NY
10032

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+12122836200

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