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Thank you for your support of our neighbors in Red Hook at PS 15

During Lent, our outreach efforts were focused on raising money for our neighbors in Red Hook at PS 15 and we raised $2,530! This money will support the school, teachers, students and families in the ways that they ask us to support them.

We want to thank you all for your generosity during Lent and are hopeful that we can continue to address the needs of those all around us.

And we can still help more:

PS 15 Volunteer Opportunities

We have exciting opportunities coming up to volunteer in person at PS 15 in Red Hook! As we continue our partnership with PS 15 we will be on site growing our relationship with the community. We are looking for volunteers to do face painting & kids crafts for a couple of upcoming events, dates below. If you are interested in these activities or hearing about other opportunities upcoming, come to coffee hour this Sunday to hear more!

May 20th 12 pm-3 pm

June 16th 12 pm-3 pm

June 24th 12 pm-3 pm

Contact Us for More Information.

At Easter we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with great joy. 

Holy Week Schedule

Palm Sunday, April 2nd

9:30am Liturgy of the Palms: Procession with the Holy Apostles ‘Band”

10am The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ & Holy Eucharist Followed by coffee hour with egg decorating and crafts.

 Service Bulletin

Maundy Thursday, April 6th

5pm Family Service with foot washing & Eucharist

7pm The Mandatum, Stripping of the Altar & Holy Eucharist

 Service Bulletin

Good Friday, April 7th

12noon - 3pm The Passion, the Cross, Music & Silence

Stations of the Cross installation viewable in the Church Yard with audio, or virtually here: https://holyapostlesbrooklyn.com/article/station-of-the-cross-one-2023/

 Service Bulletin

Easter Day

10am Festal Eucharist

Followed by the Egg Hunt for children on the lawn and lots of treats

 Service Bulletin

Dear Friends in Christ,

There have been some questions in the past couple of months about the mask policy at Holy Apostles. We have erred on the side of caution over these past 3 years, wanting to keep as many people safe as possible.

We entered into this program year saying we would review our mask policy as the year progressed. This past Sunday, the Vestry unanimously voted to make masks welcome in our church, but no longer required during the services or at parish events beginning Ash Wednesday.

Despite the change in our mask policy, we will be a community that supports and respects those who choose to continue to wear masks in church. Accordingly, masks will be available in church at all times to anyone who wants one.

In the coming months, the Mothers will be addressing the use of the common cup at communion as well as the passing of the peace.

If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.

On behalf of the Vestry,

Ann Mellow & Peter Saghir

Co-Wardens