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Sundays at 10:30 am
Eucharist with St. Mary’s and St. Martin’s/St. Luke’s

521 West 126th Street (between Broadway & Amsterdam Avenue)
Zoom: Meeting ID: 700 867 563, password: praise
OR join by phone: 929 205 6099 (phone in password 820010)
facebook (https://www.facebook.com/St.Marys.Harlem)

open to all, all are welcome, le da la bienvenida a todos y toda

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Sunday Worship / Misa de los domingos

Every Sunday 10:30 am / Todos los domingos 10:30 am
Worship In-person / Asistir en persona
Zoom & Facebook Live link, Meeting ID 700 867 563, pswd: praise
Enlace de Zoom y Facebook Live, ID de reunión 700 867 563, pswd: elogios seguido de la Hora del Café (en persona y en línea)

please bring non-perishable goods and reusable bags to share for those who are hungry
Por favor, traiga alimentos no perecederos y bolsas reutilizables
para compartir con aquellos que tienen hambre.

Coffee hour in the rectory after the service

Después de la misa habrá un tiempo de comunidad y café en la casa del párroco (rectory).

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Noonday prayer on Tuesdays
St. Mary’s Sanctuary

Stop by St. Mary’s on Tuesdays during office hours for quiet prayer, and/or join in person Noonday Prayer at 12 pm.

If you would like to volunteer to lead this brief prayer service, please contact the Parish Office (training provided).

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Friday Compline Online at 9 pm

Friday Compline at 9 pm St. Mary’s Facebook Live Stream (click here)

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Printouts will be available on Advent Sundays, or download the first book here.

Let us discern together how God’s Spirit is working with us and through us to turn our upside down world right side up.

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Prayers Requested

If you would like to add a name to the prayer list or an event, please email the Parish Administrator

We pray for all our ministries and all who participate: for our worship partners, St. Martin’s & St. Luke’s Episcopal Church; for the Mail Service (Mon-Friday 10am-2pm), Welcome Place & Movie Night; for St. Mary’s vitality; for on site ministries: Alanon, AA, CHHMP Medical Clinic, Connie & Jessie Mae’s Pantry (next 12/17), Martial Arts, NA, Quality Services for the Autism Community (QSAC), and Urban Qi (tai chi & qi gong).

for everyone in our parish:

For the repose of the soul of Hilda Cabrera, mother of Hilda Cabera-Jordon.

for an end to war and violence everywhere, and for every effort towards a just peace and repair for harm.

for our neighbors and partners: St. Mary’s Center, people experiencing homelessness, for all refugees, Unity Fellowship Church NYC, Forces of Nature Dance Theatre, African Services Committee, the 26th precinct, and Old Broadway Synagogue.

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Friday, February 13, 2026

11 am Alanon

2:30 to 5 PM The Welcome Place

6 pm St. Marys Movie Night – 5 pm setup

Movie Night needs your help! Sign upto bring and/or prepare food on a future Friday.
Prepared food or sandwich makings & drinks for 20 people.

9 pm Compline Online
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Harlem facebook page

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Sunday, February 13, 2026 at 10:30 am
Last Sunday After the Epiphany
Eucharist with St. Mary’s and St. Martin’s/St. Luke’s

521 West 126th Street (between Broadway & Amsterdam Avenue)
Zoom: Meeting ID: 700 867 563, password: praise
OR join by phone: 929 205 6099 (phone in password 820010)
facebook (https://www.facebook.com/St.Marys.Harlem)

open to all, all are welcome, le da la bienvenida a todos y toda

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Monday, February 16, 2026
The Parish Office will be closed in observance of the President’s Day holiday

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Monday, February 16, 2026 @ 6 pm
Faith in the Crosshairs: Christians Rising Against Christian Zionism
Online

Adalah Justice Project, Jewish Voice for Peace, and Christians for a Free Palestine invite you to join a conversation with Christian leaders and organizers reflecting on faith, justice, and solidarity with Palestine.

Across the U.S., Christian Zionism is receiving renewed political and financial backing through Israeli and U.S. state partnerships with churches, media campaigns, and targeted outreach efforts.

Churches are increasingly the focus of surveillance, tracking, and digital targeting, and some pastors are being recruited as ambassadors for Israel.

At the same time, significant cracks are widening within Christian communities — generational divides, theological debates, and growing numbers of people questioning how faith is being tied to state violence and empire.

In this moment, many Christians are charting a different path.

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Lent with the Diocese of New York
Reclaim our Shared Humanity: Text Meditations & Book Study

Lenten Devotional Text Sign Up with the Episcopal Diocese of New York

You can sign up here for a weekly online book study using For A Time Such as This: An Emergency Devotional on Thursdays at noon beginning on February 19.

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Spirit and Strife Prayer & Discussion Group
February 22, 2026 at 1 pm
Rectory Common Room 102

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Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Connie & Jessie Mae Food Pantry

Food continues to be on our minds within St. Mary’s congressional district (13) which has over 220,000 members and neighbors enrolled in SNAP food benefits.

Our next food pantry will be on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.

Our Jessie and Connie Mae’s monthly food pantry, organized in collaboration with Love Wins NYC, is one collective effort that allows our neighbors access to healthy pantry staples and fresh produce.

Our volunteer base is slowly growing with new folks and alongside a consistent team of familiar faces. Together, we work to provide food to an average of 100+ of our neighbors every month.

Call for volunteers: If you are interested to volunteer with our food pantry, please email Rev. Mary Foulke rector@stmarysharlem.org to be added on our volunteer list.
We need hands for distributing food and for set up and clean up!

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8 am, Monday-Friday Online
Morning Prayer with the Diocese of New York

A 30 minute Zoom service: join together daily in shared prayer— the foundation of our Anglican tradition and our lives as Christians.  Using the 1979 Book of Common Prayer rite II morning prayer liturgy, the service will include different leaders as officiants and feature diverse voices to offer brief daily reflections.

Join Morning Prayer with the Diocese of NY here

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Immigrant Justice & the Episcopal Church

Support the work happening in the Episcopal Church in Minnesota:  https://bit.ly/ecmnimmigrationsupport Public Witness Weekly Prayers Our weekly prayers are available in English, French, and Spanish as we seek God’s guidance and discern how each of us can respond. You may recognize some of last night’s prayers used among these:  https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/public-policy-and-witness-weekly-prayers/ Episcopal Church Immigration Calls, 1-1:30 p.m. ET Tuesdays Join to learn about the changing landscape of U.S. immigration, refugee, and migration policy: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMlfu6qqjIpHdav-xm_G83OMLdkNV7YKZas#/registration Episcopal Public Policy Network/Office of Government Relations Weekly calls, 1-1:30 p.m. ET Thursdays: Join this weekly call to stay updated about the policies and legislation we are advocating for with Congress and the administration: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwkcemtrz0jHNMX0okGlkW1lTiNDUIysNLQ#/registration Episcopal Church Immigration Action Toolkit For those seeking to support immigrant and refugee neighbors, The Episcopal Church offers advocacy tools, links to upcoming webinars, ways to help, and more in this Immigration Action Toolkit. Resources are available in Spanish where indicated https://www.episcopalchurch.org/immigration-action-toolkit/ Episcopal Church ‘Protesting Faithfully’ Toolkit The Episcopal Church offers practical resources and spiritual grounding for those wishing to stand in solidarity with vulnerable neighbors at protests and demonstrations. Find links to nonviolence training and other resources, as well as downloadable prayers, songs, and Scripture readings. Toolkit resources are available in Spanish where indicated. https://www.episcopalchurch.org/protesting-faithfully-toolkit/ To receive regular updates from The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs, please sign up here:  https://www.episcopalchurch.org/public-affairs/subscribe/

NYC Deportation Defense Hotline +1 (229) 304-8720

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Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 10:30 am
Celebrating the Life and Work of Blessed Absalom Jones
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
1047 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025

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Sunday, February 15, 2026, 2 pm – 5 pm
“All that Jazz” with Terri Davis & Friends
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
204 West 134th Street New York, NY 10030

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Ash Wednesday: Call To Repentance

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Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 10:30 am
Ordination of Davíd Eli Patiño to the Transitional Diaconate
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue & 112th Street, New York, NY

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Join us to celebrate the Deacon Ordination of Davíd Eli Patiño!

His presenters will be The Rev. Dr. Mary L. Foulke, The Rev. Dcn. Jacqueline Sanchez-Shabazz,
and Mr. Kym Roberts.

¡Únase a nosotros para celebrar la ordenación diaconal de Davíd Eli Patiño!

Sus presentadores serán la Reverenda Dra. Mary L. Foulke, la Reverenda Diácona Jacqueline Sanchez-Shabazz y el Sr. Kym Roberts.

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People are hungry

St. Mary’s congressional district (13) has over 220,000 members and neighbors enrolled in SNAP food benefits, which is currently suspended due to the government shut down. We know people in our community were already hungry, and it is getting worse.

How can you help?

Stock the Community Fridge with groceries any time.

Bring non-perishable canned goods to worship on Sunday.

Volunteer at Welcome Place (Fridays at 2:30 pm), Movie Night (Fridays at 5 pm), Pantry (Nov. 19 and usually the 4th Wednesday each month)

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Additional Food Resources..

Explore and Share Local Pantries and Providers

Use these maps to direct your neighbors in need to their nearest emergency food providers: 
The Food Pantries
Plentiful
Find Help
For information on other available food resources where you can access supplies, produce, and meals, including food banks, food pantries, and more, visit:

• Find Your Regional Food Bank: locate the regional food bank and Emergency Food Relief Organizations (EFRO) in your area.

• The Food Pantries Food Connect Map: find local food pantries, community meals, mobile food resources and more.

• Resources for Working Families: discover nutrition programs and resources that can help you feed your family.

• Double Up Food Bucks: get help stretching your food dollars and accessing fresh produce.

• Hunger Free America: find food assistance anywhere.

Additional food resources that can be accessed by phone:

• Call the USDA National Hunger Hotline at 1-866-3-HUNGRY or 1-877-8-HAMBRE (Spanish)

• Call 211 for New York State Residents

• Call 311 if you live in New York City

• Text 914-342-7744 and type in the word “food.”

A Food Pantry we recommend:
1721 Amsterdam Ave. at W.145th St.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 10AM-1PM

Call your member of Congress
The court orders provide a stopgap solution. Call your member of Congress and tell them to immediately authorize SNAP benefits and reimbursement of local food support. 
You can find information here.

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Moral Witness to Democracy
Weekly on Mondays 5:30 pm – 6 pm
Northeast corner of Columbus Circle

Meet at USS Marine statue on the SW corner of Central Park (or the NE part of Columbus Circle)

Through prayer, song, and collective presence, we affirm the power of spiritual resilience in the face of challenges to democratic values.

These gatherings serve as a space for reflection, connection, and public witness, reminding us of the shared moral responsibility across faith traditions to uphold justice and human dignity.

Vigils at Columbus Circle sponsored by The Interfaith Center of New York, Union Theological Seminary, The Jewish Theological Seminary, Episcopal Diocese of New York, and T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights.

For more information on Multifaith Mondays, Click Here

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Community Fridge 24/7
Nevera comunitaria 24/7

Free food is available to everyone in our community 24/7. Bring an offering of food for the fridge on Sunday mornings and/or volunteer to stock and/or clean this important source of free food for the community. If you would like to help clean and/or stock the Fridge, please contact the Parish Office.

Hay comida gratis disponible para todos en nuestra comunidad las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana. Traiga una ofrenda de comida para el refrigerador los domingos por la mañana y/o sea voluntario para abastecer y/o limpiar esta importante fuente de comida gratuita para la comunidad. Si desea ayudar a limpiar y/o abastecer el refrigerador, comuníquese con la Oficina Parroquial.

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St. Mary’s Thrift Shop

We accept new or gently used housewares and CLOTHING (adult, children and infants, all sizes), SHOES, WINTER GEAR.

Se aceptan donaciones de ropa y artículos para el hogar nuevos o limpios y en buen estado.

Please drop off items
at the Church Office
Monday to Friday/ lunes a viernes -10 am – 2 pm

or directly at the Thrift Shop
Friday / viernes 2 pm – 4 pm
Saturday / sabado 2 pm – 4 pm
Sunday / domingo 12 noon/mediodia – 2 pm

Acceptamos donaciones de lunes a viernes de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. o cuando de la tienda de segunda mano esta abierta

Please do not leave items outdoors subject to rain or squirrels, 
WE DO NOT ACCEPT DONATIONS OF BOOKS, ELECTRONICS, PILLOWS, STUFFED ANIMALS OR OTHER TOYS. Inappropriate donations or donations left outside will be thrown away.

POR FAVOR, no deje artículos al aire libre sujetos a la lluvia o a las ardillas,
NO ACEPTAMOS DONACIONES DE LIBROS, ELECTRÓNICOS, ALMOHADAS, PELUCHES U OTROS JUGUETES. Las donaciones inapropiadas o las donaciones que se dejen afuera serán desechadas.

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Free Mail Pickup Monday to Friday

St. Mary’s provides a free address to people who need one. Please bring a photo ID to sign up. You can pick up your mail, Monday to Friday 10 am to 2 pm.

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Martial Arts for Children and Adults
Sundays at 3 PM

Led by Master Anthony Richards
For more information, contact MasterRichardsTKD@yahoo.com

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) We Have A Dream
Sundays at 7 PM

In the Undercroft
The entrance is the Red Door, on the street, to the right of the steps. Next to the Handball Court.

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Medical and Dental Clinic
Tuesdays at 5:30 PM

Free medical and dental clinic operated Columbia-Harlem Health and Medical Partnership (CHHMP)
In the Undercroft
The entrance is the Red Door, on the street, to the right of the steps. Next to the Handball Court.
For more information, go to https://www.vagelos.columbia.edu/education/student-resources/office-student-affairs/vp-s-club/clubs-and-organizations/student-run-clinics/columbia-harlem-health-and-medical-partnership-chhmp

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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Peace of Mind
Wednesdays at 6 PM

In the Undercroft
The entrance is the Red Door, on the street, to the right of the steps. Next to the Handball Court.

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Convent Avenue Group
Thursdays at 7 PM

In the Undercroft
The entrance is the Red Door, on the street, to the right of the steps. Next to the Handball Court.

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Alanon Harlem Harmony
Fridays at 11 AM

In the Undercroft
The entrance is the Red Door, on the street, to the right of the steps. Next to the Handball Court.

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The Welcome Place
Fridays 2:30 pm to 5 pm

In the Undercroft
The “Welcome Place” is for anyone in our community looking for respite, though we are particularly reaching out to people experiencing homelessness.

The goal of the Welcome Place is to support people to find their belonging in this community whether they have been here all their lives, recently moved, or are new immigrants.

The Welcome Place offers some peace and kindness, a snack or a cold (or hot) drink; there are board games and arts and crafts for those who are interested.

The program ends with a smooth transition to Movie Night including a meal for those who choose to stay.

For more information, please contact Lysander Puccio.

Volunteers support conversation for those who desire it, and provide information about and referrals to St. Mary’s based programs (Mail Service, CHHMP Clinic, 12 Step programs, or monthly pantry), or partner organizations (like African Services Committee).

Volunteer!

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Friday Movie Night

Every Friday is Movie Night (free/gratis) at 6 pm!
5 pm set up, masks required; meal provided. Volunteers and donation of food needed! Contact the Rector for further information.

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Harlem Qi Fit Tai Chi / Qigong
Saturdays at 10 AM

Undercroft. In good weather at the Harlem Meer
The entrance is the Red Door, on the street, to the right of the steps. Next to the Handball Court.
For more information contact UrbanQiFit@gmail.com

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Our Mission

St. Mary’s Manhattanville is the “I am not afraid” church,
standing up as a community of faith in West Harlem,
on the unceded lands of the Munsee and Lenni Lenape people,
to pursue justice and peace for the poor and oppressed,
to pray and care for the sick, lonely and at risk
and to put into practice the message of the Gospel by the power of the Holy Spirit.
“Do not be afraid” Luke 1:30

Mary’s Manhattanville es la iglesia del «no tengo miedo»,
que se levanta como comunidad de fe en West Harlem,
en las tierras no cedidas de los pueblos Munsee y Lenni Lenape,
para buscar la justicia y la paz para los pobres y oprimidos,
para rezar y cuidar de los enfermos, solitarios y en riesgo
y para poner en práctica el mensaje del Evangelio por el poder del Espíritu Santo.
«No tengáis miedo» Lucas 1:30

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Contact Us

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Manhattanville
521 West 126th Street
New York, NY 10027
212-864-4013 |www.stmarysharlem.org