Sunday, May 3
11:15 am - 12:00 pm
In-person only

Join Karen Peetz, interviewed by Lynne Jordal Martin, Senior Warden, for a relevant, candid conversation on what it takes to lead when everything is on the line. Karen will share practical advice for navigating high-stakes moments — in business, at home, and in your personal life. She'll explore why doing the right thing rarely makes you popular, how people can hold vastly different views of the same crisis, and how faith gives us the strength to stand by difficult decisions. 

Sunday, May 3 & June 14
5:00 pm | Chapel

Join Anna Jacobson & Band for a casual and uplifting come-as-you-are eucharist worship service in the Christ Church Greenwich Chapel. We’ll sing, pray, and have communion together.

Tuesday, May 5
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Dogwood Mezzanine

No registration necessary and all are welcome! This remarkable prize-winning novel is set in the segregated American South of the 1950's and '60's. It is a story of a lifelong friendship between two motherless girls from rural Louisiana. The book explores  motherhood, sisterhood, race, abandonment, and the complexities of family both born and chosen. Contacts: Karen Royce, kfroyce@gmail.com and Sarah Boyle, sarahtboyle@icloud.com

Wednesday, May 6 & June 3
5:30 - 6:30 pm on Zoom

Whether you are caring for an aging parent, a spouse, or a family member with ongoing health needs, this group offers a space to share experiences, find encouragement, and connect with others who understand the unique challenges and rewards of caregiving.

Saturday, May 9 
9 am to 1 pm | Parish Hall 

DONATE cookies, bars, and treats to members of our parish who can’t get to church and need a little cheer! Sponsored by Christ Church Cares.

Questions? Email care@christchurchgreenwich.org

Sunday, May 10
11:15 am - 12:00 pm
Parish Hall

Tyler G. Page, Associate Professor at the University of Connecticut 

Our political culture is filled with fear and anger that tears apart families, friendships, and communities. Prof. Page will help us discuss how we can understand, respect, and even forgive the people in our lives who we are estranged from due to political differences.

Professor Page is an award-winning scholar and Associate Professor at UConn with research interests in crisis communication, public relations history, and building a healthier political culture. 

Sunday, May 10 - Saturday, June 13
Drop-off bins in glass hallway

Our annual summer clothing and toiletries drive on behalf of the men, women, and children of Liberation House. We ask that the clothing be new, or gently used and clean.  On June 13, volunteers are need to sort the items, so they can be segmented by age and gender, and then delivered to the appropriate Liberation facility

Wednesday, May 13
5:30 pm | Family Room

Community of Hope is a wonderful course for lay pastoral caregivers. In addition to learning caregiving skills, it helps to foster our own spirituality so we can share it with others. If you are interested in this but not sure what it is about, join us on May 13. Our first session will be an informative meeting to learn about the Community of Hope program and the training.

Thursday, May 14 
6:30 pm to 7:45 pm 

The Christ Church Choir of Men & Teen Boys sing music for the Feast of the Ascension, including Duruflé’s Messe ‘Cum Jubilo and Antiphon by Vaughan Williams. 

Sunday, May 17
11:15 am | Parish Hall

 R.P. Eddy, CEO of Ergo

We are living in the fastest year in history, and every year to come will be faster still. Stability is no longer the norm as technological, political, and environmental disruptions intensify. R.P. Eddy will break down the forces reshaping our world, from AI and U.S.–China competition to emerging conflicts and the trajectory of American democracy.

R.P. Eddy is the CEO of Ergo, a geopolitical and economic intelligence firm known for forecasting critical world events. Previously, R.P. served as a Director at the White House National Security Council and as a senior U.S. and UN diplomat. He co-authored the award-winning bestseller Warnings: Finding Cassandras to Stop Catastrophes. 

Sunday, May 17
Dogwood Books Mezzanine

In 2008, a group from Christ Church built one classroom for a Maasai community in rural Tanzania. Today, more than 1,900 students are receiving an education at Endupoto Primary School — and that is only part of the story.

Join Cheryl Kyle and Karen Royce for an update on this extraordinary outreach to Africa, a brand new video from the field, and a first look at plans for a 2028 anniversary trip. If you've never heard this story, this is the morning to show up.

Sunday, May 31
11:15 am | Parish Hall

Jill Woolworth, Professional Therapist and Author of “The Waterwheel”

Jill Woolworth is a much sought after Greenwich therapist who will use images and ideas to encourage ourselves and others to manage life’s inevitable, painful losses. 

Friday, June 5
6:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House

We’ll begin by assembling food bundles and supplies to support the homeless in NYC by packing and delivering food, clothing, and toiletries to people living on the streets. Volunteer to be an adult chaperone.

Saturday, June 6
9:30 am | Christ Church Preschool

Give your spouse the morning off! Come for fellowship and coffee at the Christ Church Preschool playground. Kids run around, Dad’s chat. 

Sunday, June 7
11:15 am | Tomes-Higgins House Back Lawn

The end-of-year celebration and presentation of awards for Christ Church choirs, open to choristers and their families.

Monday, June 8 & July 13
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Chapel

Come experience quiet spiritual refreshment through discussion, reflection and silence. Beginners welcome.

Saturday, June 13
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Katelyn Emerson is internationally known for performances throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. Katelyn will perform a rich and varied repertoire, showcasing the full range of tonal color of the Harrison & Harrison organ. 

Sunday, June 14
8:45 am | Tomes-Higgins House Back Lawn

Messy Church Families! Stay after church to pack brown bag lunches for our ministry partners at DOMUS inside the Tomes-Higgins House. All ages are welcome to make sandwiches and assemble lunches for this important Stamford-based nonprofit. 

June 15-19 and/or June 22-26
Ages 3 yrs - 3rd grade

At Wild Wonder Camp, kids will explore the world through nature, art, science, faith, music and fun on our beautiful 10-acre campus with Certified Nursery School Teachers as counselors. Space fills up quickly so please register your child for one or two weeks as soon as possible!

We look forward to having your child with us this summer!

Sunday, June 14
11:15 am | Tomes-Higgins House Front Lawn

Parents can socialize while the kids play on waterslides. We’ll have crafts, games, hot dogs, watermelon and ice cream! Free and Fun for the whole family!

Sunday, June 21
8:30 am | Tod’s Point, Old Greenwich
(No Messy Church Today)

This special beach service is at the Bruce Seaside Museum. Bring your beach chairs, sunscreen, towels and toys. No beach pass required, just tell the guard you are with Christ Church!

Sunday, June 28
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Come to the last Joyful Noise of the season! A casual, uplifting worship service led by our clergy and famed musician and songwriter Rob Mathes.

Wednesdays: July 1, August 5, Sept. 2, Oct. 2, Nov. 4 & Dec. 2

Sign up to provide part of a meal for 20 women at Inspirica, an Emergency Women's Shelter in Stamford on the first Wednesday of every month. Drop off at the Parish Office by 3:00 pm on the date you chose to volunteer. 

Sunday July 5
11:30 am | Main Sanctuary

Jonathan Vaughn plays a 30-min program of Americana and Patriotic Music, including Fanfare for the Common Man, and The Stars and Stripes Forever. Enjoy the music with lemonade, coffee, and American themed snacks!