Journey through Epiphany

        Epiphany is more than a single day, it is an entire season in the Church's Liturgical Calendar.

        The season begins on January 6, the Twelfth Night of Christmas, and is traditionally marked

        with the celebration of the arrival of the Magi.

       The season of Epiphany, a word the means "opening" or "revealing" is a season in which we

       look for the "revealing" of God presence among us.  This season includes three great "epiphanies."

       In addition to the Magi’s adoration of Christ Child, there is also Jesus’ baptism in the Jordan, and

       His first miracle of changing water into wine at Cana. Our challenge continues to be to keep ourselves

       open to the ways that God’s Light is shining, and is being revealed to us in our daily lives. Magi may

       not stop at our door, and the heavens may not open before our eyes, but God is still being revealed

       daily to those who have eyes to see, and hearts to feel His presence.

       Please join us, as we seek God's continuing "epiphanies"  while continuing our journey through

       this enlightening season.

                         A Shared Experience

       On January 23rd, 30th and February 6.  the New Dorp Moravian Church and Congregation B'nai

       Jeshurun will be presenting a series of three films that deal with one of darkest stories of human history -

       the Holocaust. There is no denying the tragedy and horror that took place during WW II.  Yet, even in the

       darkest of times,  the lights of faith and hope still shine. While the Holocaust focuses on the Nazi treatment

       of the Jews, there are ongoing lessons and testaments to shared and learned by all of us, both Jewish and

       Christians. These lessons and testaments are at the core of three films that will be shown on three

       on consecutive Saturdays.

       The first and last will be shown in the Conference Center at New Dorp Moravian Church. The second

        film will be shown at Congregation B'nai Jeshurun. All films will start at about 8 pm. There will be

        time for refreshments and discussions after each film.

                 There is no charge for this film series, but donations will be graciously accepted.

        For more information about the films - click this link:   Film Series.

  Our regular Sunday Morning Worship Schedule

                              9:00 AM  - Contemporary Service

                              9:00 AM - Sunday School begins in the Contemporary Service

                                               Students are dismissed to their classes at about 9:30 AM.

                            11:00 AM - Traditional Service