Lent season is upon us! Use this time to reflect on what Jesus has done for us.
Pianist and violinist Dr. Victor Lin will play an interactive concert of music from TV cartoon and Anime films designed for families. Light snacks will be provided and the concert will be approximately 40 minutes long. This event is free of charge! Register on Eventbrite.
This concert will feature an abridged narration of the E.T.A. Hoffman’s classic story along with a performance of selections from the ballet by violinist Eric Tsai and pianist Chris Weldon. Seasonal snacks will be provided at this special holiday concert. This event is free, but advance registration is required. Register at redeemerws.com/liveatw83
How could New York City be changed if we, the church, adopted a posture of prayer as we seek God’s renewal in our city? Jeremiah 29 expresses the importance of God’s people praying for their city as an essential component of pursuing shalom. It is far from passive action; it is the front-line work of…
An exploration of the power of music and the human voice to tell stories through songs. Tickets are limited and FREE! Reserve Seats
Renowned psychiatrist and author Curt Thompson, MD explores how the experience of being known and loved within a supportive community can profoundly restore mental health and wholeness with an afternoon workshop from 3-4:30 pm and evening session from 7-9 pm. To find out more and register, click HERE.
Explore the sounds and music written for the cello with NY Philharmonic cellist Nathan Vickery. Tickets are limited and FREE! Reserve Seats
Network Talks is a series of conversations with the wider Hope for New York community about topics that New Yorkers care about, and how our wider network can take steps to help. We hope that this will be an opportunity for our network to consider and commit to praying, serving, and giving to neighbors in need. Empowering…
Join us for our coffee hour, transformed into a Ministry Fair, featuring representatives from RWS and its ministry partners. There are hundreds of opportunities to serve your church and the community. Come on up, grab a snack and a cup of coffee, and find out where your gifts (and schedule) work best!
Meet deacons & deaconesses and learn about the Diaconate ministry
Hope for New York’s Network Talks is a series of conversations with the wider HFNY community about topics that New Yorkers care about. In Fall 2025, the topic is Responding to Food Insecurity Together. Last year, we helped our community understand food insecurity through speakers like Joel Berg, CEO of Hunger Free America, as well…
One way or another, we will respond to the challenges our society faces, but how we respond will define who we become. In a world often marked by division, resentment, and unrest, what if the most radical and restorative response is ... gratitude? Gratitude, rooted in the gospel, offers a powerful lens for healing broken…
A recent article in The Atlantic noted that at any given time, more than 40 million adults—not to mention adolescents—experience some form of anxiety. Modern technologies, political polarization, and epidemic loneliness have increased restlessness, worry, and fear. We are living in an age of anxiety. You’re invited to join us at Redeemer West Side for our spring…
