Sunday, March 23
11:15 am | Parish Hall

Depictions of Jesus were rare In the early Christian period and were often symbolic rather than realistic. Join the Professor Marinis as he examines how church spaces are modified according to the changing needs of believers and their rituals. “In this sense, a church is never finished.”

Sundays, Mar 23, 30 & Apr 6
11:15 am - 12:30 pm
Library

We strongly encourage you to join Josh, Tim, and Susie for this conversation about technology, anxiety, and the massive shift in how our kids are growing up. This book study will encourage honest, robust conversations that will help all of us to support each other in this new world. Come to all of the weeks, or only to those you are able to make. We will learn from each other and how to better support our kids.  

Wednesdays, March 26 - April 16  
11:15 - 11:45 am | Chapel

The ancient contemplative practice of Lectio Divina originated in monastic communities in the 6th century and is grounded in the belief that the Holy Spirit is alive and active in scripture. Join us this Lent as we set aside 30 minutes to sink deep into our holy texts and connect with the Word of God.

Saturday, March 29
8:30-3:30 | Christ Church Campus

Our theme is Finding Balance and Perspective. Nationally known speakers will share their knowledge and provide practical tips for living this way. The conference includes breakfast and lunch. Carrie Sponheimer is the chair and Ginny Losito is the registrar. Stay tuned for more information. 

Saturday, March 29
9:30 – 11:30 am
3456 Main Ave., #3A, Norwalk, CT

A group of volunteers will pack lunch bags onsite at FITB’s warehouse facilities, for food insecure children in Fairfield and Westchester counties. The food bundles will be delivered at the end of the following week to children who would go hungry on weekends or other days when school (where they receive free or reduced fare lunches) is not in session.

Sundays, March 30, April 27, May 25, June 29
5:00 pm | Church

Come for a casual, uplifting worship service series called “Joyful Noise.” The liturgy is led by our clergy and the music is always contemporary. Today and the last Sunday of every month, worship service is led by famed Christian musician and songwriter Rob Mathes.

Due to rising egg prices, we need your help to provide 1,500 dozen eggs for food-insecure families. Please buy eggs online here from March 16 - May 1, to be delivered directly to the Neighbor to Neighbor food pantry. Thank you to the Christ Church Outreach Committee for organizing this drive.

Sundays: Apr 6, May 11, June 1
5:00 pm | Chapel

Christ Church Greenwich continues this casual and uplifting 5:00 pm come-as-you-are Eucharist worship service called “Joyful Noise.” The liturgy is led by our clergy and the contemporary music is led by Anna Leinbach and musicians.

Saturday, April 5 
6:00 - 7:00 pm

As many American evangelical congregations moved to the political right over the past decade, Circle of Hope, in Philadelphia, became more progressive. With sensitivity and compassion, Griswold chronicles the church's fateful decision to embrace a mission of racial justice, delivering, in her account of the crisis that followed, a portrait in miniature of our passionate, divided nation. 

Friday, April 25
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Chapel-turned-Cabaret

An evening of storytelling with seated dinner. Back by popular demand! Bonnie Levison, professional storytelling coach for NPR’s Moth radio program, is hosting an evening with 6 fascinating Christ Church parishioners telling a short, personal story that was a tipping point in their life. Seated, candlelight dinner in the Chapel-turned-Cabaret. Limited seating. Tickets available online.

Saturday, April 26 
9:30 – 11:00 am | CCG Preschool

As the weather gets warmer, dads are invited to meet up with other fathers on the Christ Church Preschool Playground. Share in fellowship as the little ones run around. (And hopefully your spouse gets a little breather!) Coffee and donuts are served.

Saturday, April 26 
6:00 - 7:00 pm | Church

The Most Rev. Michael Curry serves as The Episcopal Church’s chief pastor, spokesperson, and president and chief executive officer. Throughout his ministry, Bishop Curry has been a prophetic leader, particularly in the areas of racial reconciliation, climate change, evangelism, immigration policy, and marriage equality.

Friday, May 2
5:30 - 7:00 pm | Parish Hall

Enjoy pizza, bingo and prizes!

Saturday, May 3
10:00 am
1111 Chapel Street, New Haven

Professor of Christian Art and Architecture at Yale Institute of Sacred Music, Vasileios Marinis: The Dura-Europos Collection at Yale University Art Gallery: In this gallery tour we will discuss findings from the ancient city of Dura-Europos, including the oldest surviving monumental paintings from a Christian building.