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Homeless Dinner Program PDF Print E-mail

The Wednesday Night Dinner Program provides those in need with a balanced meal once a week in an atmosphere of respect and dignity. Guests are greeted in our church for the hour before the meal by a volunteer musician playing the piano as people gather, wait, and take shelter. Each week we serve between 90 and 130 people a hot dinner cooked in our kitchen by our staff cook and plated and served by volunteers. No one is turned away from our program, and we welcome all those who are in need of a meal, whether they are homeless or have a place to live but not enough money to buy food. We serve as an outreach site for other agencies to reach the homeless and hungry residents of New York City and provide referrals and information about homeless services in the city. 

Every Christmas, each guest receives a warm hat, gloves and a scarf.  

Funds for this program are provided by the Church of the Epiphany and its members, as well as grants and local food services. 

 
The Carpenter’s Kids PDF Print E-mail

mlowa-kidsThe Carpenter's Kids Program is a partnership between the Anglican Diocese of Central Tanganyika and the Episcopal Diocese of New York. "Carpenter's Kids" are Tanzanian HIV/AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children who are selected after screening by their parishes. The aim of the program is to ensure that each child receives a school uniform, a pair of shoes, breakfast every morning, and adequate school supplies to enable them to attend primary school.

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  • Holy Eucharist, Rite I
    Sunday, 8:30am A simple service (without music) held in our chapel. Refreshments follow.

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