Sunday, July 26
Guest Preacher, Scott Winters
8:00 & 10:00 am Services

A strong advocate for Christianity in Hollywood, Scott founded Merciful, a nonprofit that empowers at-risk communities in the U.S. and around the world, from anger management classes at Terminal Island to earthquake relief in Haiti. We're honored to welcome Scott as our guest preacher.

Thursday, July 23
Tomes-Higgins Back Lawn

All are welcome for an evening of authentic, finger-lickin’ BBQ, line dancing, crafts, and games! Kids will enjoy fun activities while adults kick up their heels on the dance floor. Grab your jeans and boots and come on down for a night of great food, fun, and fellowship! $60/adults, $20/children ages 4-10, Kids under 3 Free.

Sundays, August 16, 23, 30
11:15 am | Living Room

Dive into three different gospel stories that can be found in all four gospels and compare how each evangelist tells the tale. We’ll look at Jesus’s Baptism, The Feeding of the 5,000 and The Cleansing of the Temple. Come to one or all 3!

Sunday, August 23
5:00 pm | Memorial Garden

Gather for a brief, casual, spoken Evening Prayer service in the Memorial Garden under a large shade tree. Bring a beach chair or blanket and your own BCP. 

Wednesdays: September 2, October 2, November 4 & December 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. 

Tuesday, Sept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 3 & Dec. 1
5:30 pm | Via Zoom

If you are caring for an aging parent, spouse, or family member you can share experiences, resources and connect with others about the unique challenges of caregiving.

Thursday, September 10
6:30 - 7:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Step away from the hectic pace of the week and experience the beauty of Choral Evensong—a peaceful 30-minute service of prayer, Scripture, and glorious music. It's a timeless tradition that offers rest for the soul and a moment to reconnect with God.

Sunday, September 13
10:00 am service | Main Sanctuary

Kids can bring their backpacks to start their school year off with a blessing.

Thursday, September 10
7:00 pm | Living Room

Let’s dive into The Meaning of Your Life together! We’ll swap stories, debate big ideas (happiness vs. fulfillment? hustle vs. virtue?), and walk away with real tools for work, family, faith, and friendship.

Saturday, September 12
10:30 am | Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC

Our newest clergy member, Elly Withers Kumar, will be ordained to the priesthood in New York. Parishioners are warmly invited to witness this joyful milestone in Elly’s ministry and celebrate God’s call in her life.

Sunday, September 13
10:00 am | Main Sanctuary

Kids can bring their backpacks to start the school year off with a blessing. No Messy Church today.

Sunday, September 13
11:15 am | Parish Hall

Welcome Back! Start the fall season with a fun family social gathering right after the 10:00 am worship service. Bring the whole family to enjoy lunch, carnival games, a fire engine and a bouncy slide! Free and all are welcome!

Monday, September 14
6:30 pm | Main Sanctuary

The Choir of Merton College is one of Oxford’s leading mixed-voice choirs. Comprising 30 undergraduate and graduate students and a renowned Girl Chorister foundation, it regularly sings services in the 13th-century Chapel and is acclaimed as "one of the UK's finest choral ensembles." Come enjoy works by Matthew Martin, Thomas Tallis, J.S.Bach and many more.

Tuesday, September 15
12:00 pm | Living Room
2x a month: Oct. 6 & 20, Nov. 3 & 17, Dec. 1 &15

Centering Prayer is a modern method of Christian meditation offering a break from information overload with quiet spiritual refreshment. From ancient times until now, silent, wordless prayer has been a way to experience a deep openness, resting in God’s presence. Newcomers are welcome to our hour-long gathering for discussion, reflection and silent prayer. 

Tuesday, September 15
5:00 pm | Zoom

If you are caring for an aging parent, spouse, or family member you can share experiences and connect with others about the unique challenges of caregiving.

Wednesday, September 16
5:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House
Wednesdays through November 18 (10 weeks)

Community of Hope is a nationally recognized Christian training program that equips ordinary people to become compassionate lay pastoral caregivers. Community of Hope empowers people to bring comfort and the healing love of God to those who are experiencing illness, grief, loneliness, or other life transitions through prayer, spiritual formation, and practical caregiving skills.

Wednesdays, Sept. 16 – Nov. 18
(10 Wed. evenings)
7:00 – 8:30 pm | Parish Hall
$125 per person

This fall, Christ Church Greenwich is relaunching one of our most beloved programs — Disciples of Christ in Community (DOCC)

The same small group of people, week after week, exploring faith together in a way that is honest, deep, and genuinely life-changing.

Every evening ends with the Eucharist. Every week builds something that lasts.

Space is limited. Registration is open now. We hope you'll join us. 🙏

Thursday, Sept. 17 &
Tuesday, Sept. 22
7:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House

Friday, September 18
597 Pacific Street. Stamford
5:00 pm - Meal Prep
6:00 - Meal will be served
(Oct. 2, Nov. 10 & Dec. 4)

Join the Outreach Committee to share a delicious meal with the 67 residents of Pacific House, a men’s emergency shelter serving lower Fairfield County. A simple meal, friendly conversation, and a welcoming presence can make a meaningful difference.

Friday, September 18
6:00 pm | Parish Hall

In this latest and completely delightful installment of his bestselling No.1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series (over 2M in print), Mma Precious Ramotswe and her steadfast colleague Mma Makutsi take on a sensitive new case learning valuable lessons. With the good humor that guides all her endeavors, she will eventually realize that the truth, as ever, is more complicated than it first seems.

Alexander McCall Smith’s work have been translated into more than forty languages and have been bestsellers throughout the world. He lives in Scotland.

Saturday, September 19
Three Conversations Over Breakfast
7:30 am | Tomes-Higgins House
(Saturdays, 9/19, 10/10 & 11/14)

Have you ever wondered what Christians really mean when they speak of the Trinity? Join Revs. Marek, Tim, and Terry for a three-part series that explores one of the most profound teachings of the Christian faith. Enjoy a light breakfast as you ask questions, deepen your understanding, and discover why the Trinity matters in everyday life.

Saturday, September 19
9:00 am | Parish Hall

Give cheer to homebound parishioners with cookies and treats! Volunteer to drop-off cookies, put them in decorative boxes and/or deliver boxed cookies to local addresses. Our recipients love to get these delicious reminders that Christ Church cares about them. Sponsored by Christ Church Cares.

Sunday, September 20
Be a member of Christ Church Greenwich! Belonging is making a commitment to be a part of something larger than yourself — a community united by faith, sustained by generosity, and called to serve God together. 

Donate to support the worship services, music, ministries, outreach, and programs that we do here every day. Thank you if you have already pledged.

Sunday, September 20
10:05 to 10:35 | The Library
(Sundays through May)

Sunday class for children in 3rd-5th grade that meets during the first part of the church service. Children become familiar with the bible as they explore stories in the Old and New Testament. Bagels, Bibles and Fun are included!

Sunday, September 20
11:15 am | Parish Hall

“Why Do We Look Up At The Heavens?”

Why did we go to the Moon? Why does the Vatican support an astronomical observatory? These questions mask a deeper question: why do individuals choose to spend their lives in pursuit of pure knowledge? The motivation behind our choices, both as individuals and as a society, controls the sorts of science that gets done. It determines the kinds of answers that are found to be satisfying. And ultimately, it affects the way in which we think of ourselves.

Thursday, September 24
6:00 pm | Rectory (10 Park Place, across the street from the church)

Kick off the program year with Rev. Marek and our clergy for a fun, casual evening in the Rectory garden. This is a great chance to meet fellow young adults, enjoy drinks and light bites, and just relax together. 

Saturday, September 26
1:00 - 4:00 pm | Dogwood Books

Celebrate all things British as we prepare to welcome our special guest preacher, the Rt Rev’d and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury. Enjoy a traditional afternoon of tea, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and delightful British treats in the warm company of friends.

Sunday, September 27
8 & 10 am service

The 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, and spiritual leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion.

This is the Archbishop’s first stop in the United States. She is the first woman to hold this position. A former cancer nurse, Chief Nursing Officer for England, and Bishop of London, Archbishop Sarah is known for her thoughtful leadership, deep faith, and commitment to compassion and healing, bridging the worlds of healthcare, public service, and the Church at the highest levels.

Brief Q&A with the Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullaly during Coffee Hour
11:15 am | Parish Hall 

Sunday, September 27
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Rob Mathes and his band are back to lead Joyful Noise! Join us for a casual and uplifting come-as-you-are Eucharist worship service. We’ll sing, worship, pray, and have communion together with a food and wine reception afterward.

Tuesday, September 29
6:00 pm | Rectory

Reconnect with the Men’s Ministry group while you enjoy some authentic ficker-licking BBQ on the lawn of the Rectory, across the street from the church. All are welcome. Please register online so we know how much food to have on hand. 

Friday, October 2
6:30 pm | Parish Hall

Grab your friends and join us for a delicious, traditional German feast with sausage, salads, and sides, beer and festive refreshments, an accordion player during cocktails, and dancing after dinner. Lederhosen, dirndls, or your favorite German attire are optional for what promises to be one of the most fun social evenings of the fall. Hosted by the Gatherings Committee.

Sunday, October 4 - 18

For families who are struggling financially, pet food is expensive. We're collecting pet food and new toys to support those served by Neighbor to Neighbor. Drop off in the Glass Hallway.

Sunday, October 4  is
St. Francis Day!
8:45 am | Parish Hall

Start the day with joy, giggles, and love of animals featuring a special blessing in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, the Patron Saint of animals.

Sunday, October 4
10:00 am | Parish Hall 

Jungle Jerry will bring his stack of suitcases full of live animals with feathers, furs, shells and scales. Children will learn all about them, their natural habitats, the noises they make, and get to touch a few!

Sunday, October 4
11:15 am | Parish Hall

What was it like to walk the roads where St. Paul preached, planted churches, and changed the course of Christianity? Join Rev. Marek as he shares stories, photographs, and spiritual insights from his recent pilgrimage through Turkey and Greece, bringing the world of the Apostle Paul and the New Testament vividly to life.

Sunday, October 4
4:00 pm | Front Circular Driveway

Bring your beloved furry, feathered, or scaly friends! This special tradition celebrates the gift of God’s creatures and the love, comfort, and companionship they bring to our lives. “I’ve Been Blessed” tag with each blessing.

Sunday, October 4
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

End your weekend with the beauty and peace of Choral Evensong, sung by the Christ Church Singers, our adult choir. This reflective service of Scripture, prayer, and inspiring music features works by Peter Nardone and Charles Villiers Stanford, along with the beloved How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place from Brahms's A German Requiem.

Tuesday,October 6, 13 & 20
6:00 pm | The Rectory

Why do good people suffer? The Book of Job wrestles with some of life's most profound questions. Join Rev. Marek Zabriskie and acclaimed actor Scott William Winters for an engaging three-week conversation exploring faith, resilience, doubt, and God's presence in the midst of life's greatest challenges.
Scott Winters is a strong advocate for Christianity in Hollywood, Scott founded Merciful, a nonprofit that empowers at-risk communities in the U.S. and around the world, from anger management classes at Terminal Island to earthquake relief in Haiti.

Friday, Oct. 9 - Saturday, Oct. 10
Camp Washington in Washington, CT

We will explore together why we pray, how we pray and how prayer deepens our personal relationship with Christ. We’ll have discussions and various activities, time for good conversation, worship, music and praying together. We will also create an “at home sacred prayer space”. We will have a lot of time to talk together to laugh, pray and sing!! The retreat includes great food, spirit filled discussion, worship and most importantly quality time together with the amazing women of Christ Church! Cost: $275, all inclusive.

Sunday, October 11
5:00 pm | The Loft

Join us for a casual and uplifting come-as-you-are Eucharist service. We’ll sing, worship, pray, and have communion together.

Thursday, October 15
7:00 pm | Parish Hall

Tickets: $25 includes talk, book, wine & charcuterie.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to discover a new species in the Amazon, cross the Gobi Desert by camel, or explore some of the world's most remote places? Join us for an unforgettable evening of Bob’s breathtaking stories and visuals from nearly five decades of scientific expeditions, stunning photography, while you enjoy wine, charcuterie, and a signed copy of his new book, “Travels on the Edge.”

Sunday, Oct. 18 - Nov. 14

Drop off new or gently used, CLEAN, winter clothing including jackets, coats, gloves, scarves, and boots for adults and children. Bins are in the Glass Hallway.

Monday, October 19
7:00 pm | Living Room

Join us for a quiet evening of "Resting in God" as we meditate on text and image.  We will explore a poem or scripture passage through Lectio Divina and a painting through Visio Divina. Sponsored by Arts & the Spirit.

Thursday, October 22 
7:00 pm | Parish Hall
Tickets: $30 includes talk, book, wine & charcuterie.

“Why Are Women So Hard on Themselves?” Come learn how to: quiet negative self-talk, stop comparing yourself to others, reconnect with your kind mind, live with courage and authenticity. It promises to be a meaningful, eye-opening evening—and a gift to yourself.

Friday, October 23
6:00 pm | Parish Hall 
$10 per person/ $25 per family. Pay cash or Venmo at the door.

Join Rev Tim and Deacon Susie for a frightfully fun evening of pizza, bingo, treats, and great prizes! Kids and fun-loving adults are invited to come in costume for a festive night of laughter, friendly competition, and community.

Saturday, October 24
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Alistair Reid MA FRCO has an international career as an organist and conductor. He currently serves as Director of Music at St Joseph’s Church Yorkville on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. A graduate of the University of Oxford, Alistair has enjoyed a longstanding association with Christ Church Greenwich, where he served as Organ Scholar from 1997 to 1998. Alistair has given recitals at venues including Notre-Dame de Paris, Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, Washington National Cathedral, the Cathedral of St John the Divine, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Sunday, October 25
11:15 am | Parish Hall

It’s everyone’s favorite outreach event! Volunteer for a two-hour, hands-on event to pack, sort and box food to distribute to the hungry. Working in teams you will measure, sort, and pack food into portioned bags for distribution to food emergencies worldwide.

Monday, October 26
Tickets:
$75 Meet & Greet Reception, includes his book for signing
OR
$40 includes his book and the talk

The 250th anniversary of this nation's founding is an opportunity for both celebration and reflection about who we are, where we came from, what our forebears believed, and what they were willing to die for, the most profound question any person can ask themselves. Rick Atkinson, author of New York Times #1 bestsellers on American military history, discusses the myths and realities of the American Revolution, and the founders who fought for our independence.

Tuesday, October 27
12:00 - 1:00 pm | Dogwood Mezzanine

What is the American Dream and why do people risk their lives to try to attain it? The novel follows Jende Jonga, an immigrant chauffeur from Cameroon working for an executive at Lehman Brothers just as that firm is collapsing. Behold the Dreamers received critical acclaim and several awards, was an Oprah Book Club pick and was translated into eleven languages.

Book available at Dogwood. Sponsored by Becoming Beloved Community.

Thursday, October 29
7:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House

Whether your best friend is a horse, dog, cat, or another beloved companion, turn your favorite photo into a one-of-a-kind work of art! You'll be guided step-by-step in creating a portrait, no artistic experience is needed—just bring a favorite photo and enjoy a fun, laughter-filled evening with friends. $25, registration required.

Sunday, November 1
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

The Christ Church Singers will sing Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem in this, the eightieth birthday year of the composer. This moving service will also include the recitation of the parish necrology, naming those in our community who died in the past year.

Thursday, November 5
6:30 pm | Dogwood Mezzanine

Harriet Tubman made a harrowing escape from slavery and went on to liberate hundreds of enslaved persons through the Underground Railroad. Join us as we watch her story in the film, Harriet followed by a brief discussion.

Thursday, November 12
7:00 pm | Living Room

“Can Anything Good for Women Come out of Paul’s Letters?”

Those letters contain much that has contributed to women’s oppression and inequality in society. But they also contain evidence that Paul advanced women’s equality and the scope for roles in the early church and family. Why did he do so? What women benefited from his teaching and how? Sponsored by the Women’s Ministry. Everyone is Welcome!

Saturday, November 14
9:00 am | Parish Hall

Help sort, fold, and organize all of the donated clothing before it gets donated to the families at Liberations.

Sunday, November 15
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Sung by the St Cecilia Choir of Girls and the Christ Church Choirmen

The dimmed church will be covered with candles for this Festival of Lights Evensong. Music by Smith, and Herbert Howells’ majestic setting of the evening canticles, written for King’s College, Cambridge. The anthem is The Souls of the Righteous, a moving anthem in memory of all the saints, by Geraint Lewis.

Sunday, November 15
6:00 pm | Parish Hall

Every year Christ Church shares a Thanksgiving feast of turkey, mashed and sweet potatoes, salads, and pumpkin and apple pie with the families of Neighbor to Neighbor. It’s the time of year to sit together, and remember why we give thanks this year. Adults (age 13 & up) $25, Children (age 12 and under) free.

Sunday, November 29
1st Sunday of Advent

Each year the Children’s Ministry sponsors a Christmas Giving Tree in the glass hallway that gives toys to children in need. Pluck a tag off the tree and return with the gift attached to it. Please drop-off in the Parish Office with the tag attached. 

Sunday, November 28
11:15 am | Parish Hall

Bring the whole family to  decorate gingerbread and build an Advent wreath, or take home a wreath making kit (available 8 am -12 pm). The kits include candles, a styrofoam base, boxwood leaves, and are available for $35 each.

Sunday, November 29
5:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

As we begin our preparations for Christmas, please join us for this magnificent annual Advent Procession with Carols. Through scripture, anthems, and Advent hymns we meditate on the story of the promise of salvation through the birth of Christ. This service will include music by Jamie Hitel, Boris Ord, and Jonathan Vaughn.

Sunday, November 29
6:00 - 6:30 pm | Circular Driveway

Gather again like ol’ times at the Christmas tree lighting. Snacks, hot apple cider and singing ‘round the tree as we count down one-two-three! Come as you are, open to all.

Wednesday, December 2
2:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House

Gather with friends old and new to sing Christmas carols in the beautifully decorated Tomes-Higgins House. We will serve tea, coffee, and a delicious variety of cookies, treats, and appetizers. No RSVPs needed. All ages welcome! 

Friday, December 4
6:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House

Step into the warmth and joy of our old-fashioned Christmas celebration! Gather around tables filled with traditional holiday food favorites, enjoy eggnog, sing beloved Christmas carols led by Randall Atcheson, and celebrate the season with friends old and new. It's a festive evening of food, music, laughter, and Christmas cheer for the whole parish. Tickets: $20 per person. Hosted by the Gatherings Committee.

Saturday, December 5
9:00 am | Parish Hall

Help us bring Christmas cheer to homebound parishioners! Donate holiday cookies and treats (drop off in parish office during the week), volunteer to put the cookies in decorative boxes, and/or deliver the boxes to local addresses. Who wouldn’t love to get some special treats at Christmas time?  Sponsored by Christ Church Cares.

Monday, December 7
7:00 pm | Living Room

Join us to consider poetical language used around the advent season. We will read and reflect on some favorite poetry and try our hand at writing a few lines. Come see what inspires you! Sponsored by Arts & the Spirits.

Thursday, December 10
7:00 pm | Tomes-Higgins House

Get in the Christmas spirit and join Deacon Susie and Laurel Scarlata for this annual women’s ministry holiday gathering. They will show you how to make a Christmas Yule Log centerpiece out of evergreens, berries, and ribbon in a birch log to display in your own home. No experience necessary.