Please join us this Saturday, March 24 at the Quaker Meeting House of Brooklyn to celebrate the release of an album 10 years in the making. Son of Cloud, a new project from CFW Staff member and Mason Jar Music founder Jonathan Seale, will perform a set of original music featuring a full band, interactive light sculpture, and immersive mobile app experience. Virtuoso ...
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Songs
from
the
Spirit
At the Met
from
the
Spirit
At the Met
Silas Farley, a member of New York City Ballet’s corps de ballet and a member of Redeemer West Side, has choreographed a world premier commission ballet for The Metropolitan Museum of Art called, "Songs From The Spirit." The ballet is set to African-American spirituals and recordings of newly written songs by currently incarcerated or recently r...
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Tolkien Exhibition
at the Morgan
Library
The Morgan Library & Museum is currently displaying a vast selection of Tolkien material in their "Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth" exhibition, which runs from January 25 through May 12, 2019. Visit the Morgan Library & Museum website for details. *Image: J. R. R. Tolkien (1892 – 1973), Dust jacket design for The Hobbit ...
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Our Winter
Faith &
Work
Class
begins February 4
Faith &
Work
Class
begins February 4
LOCATION: Redeemer Offices, 1166 Avenue of the Americas at 46th St., 16th Floor Our 7-week Faith & Work class is an introductory level cross-vocational course that explores seven different Bible passages from which we will gain insight concerning God's intention for our work. We will be weaving spiritual practices, daily devotionals, and group discussion toge...
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Katherine Leary
Alsdorf
returns to CFW
Alsdorf
returns to CFW
Welcome back and thank you to Katherine Leary Alsdorf, who has agreed to step back into the leadership role of Redeemer’s Center for Faith & Work (CFW) to provide some stability and direction following the departure of David Kim and Amilee Watkins this past summer. For those who don’t yet know her, Katherine founded CFW in the fall of 2002 and was it...
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Niggle
and Me:
Imagine
if your work
really mattered
and Me:
Imagine
if your work
really mattered
By Jerry Dienes Artists tend to live in their imaginations. At least I do, and I’m pretty sure I’m not alone. It’s not always great. We can be quick to imagine the worst case scenarios, and slow to imagine the best possibilities of any given situation. But the upside is we can imagine, and sometimes successfully create, beautiful, singular and even humorous w...
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