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• Create a vibrant, Spirit-filled community
• Move migrants from city shelters, provide rent, furnishings and food
• Deliver meals through God’s Love We Deliver and serve as a hub for Thanksgiving meals
• Provide Christmas gifts to over 200 children and their parents at PS 15. 
• Provide food through food drives and our Tiny Pantry
• Offer many youth programs including Sunday School, Youth Group and Afterschool
• Gather for Sunday worship, Wednesday Evening prayer, Community Dinner, the Parish Retreat, the Monthly Makers Guild, the Choir, the Parish Reads, the Men’s Group, 20/30’s Group, Adult Ed and more

This community has been and continues to be God's light in the world. What a gift that is!

We hope that on this Giving Tuesday, you will consider making a financial pledge to Holy Apostles for 2026. It is through your generosity that we are able to offer the programming and worship that helps to make Holy Apostles so special.

Already, we have 59 pledges totaling $230,500—71% of our goal of $325,000! This is amazing and a real testament to the commitment of our community to make Holy Apostles a vibrant and welcoming neighborhood church. The average pledge is $3,906. Help us close the gap by making a pledge or increasing what you already pledge. 
 
This Giving Tuesday, we invite you to make your pledge to our shared ministry here at Holy Apostles for 2026. 
 
You can:
·      Use the pledge calculator.
·      Fill out the online pledge form. 
 
In this season of gratitude, we are grateful to be on this journey in Christ with you

In peace with joy, 

The Mothers

Dear friends in Christ,

Advent is the start of the new Church year, marked by a shift in Gospel readings (we are entering Year A which is the Gospel of Matthew), a change in liturgical colors (purple) and a time when we prepare ourselves for Christmas, aka the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, by trying to slow down and allowing some space for prayer and reflection in our lives. As you enter Church during this season, maybe take a moment to prepare for worship with a prayer, some breathing or just allow yourself to be still. Every day in Advent you can read or listen to the Advent reflections, written by parishioners and based on the theme saying yes to God. On Wednesday evenings in Advent you can join in evening prayer as a mid-week time for prayer and reflection (and special music).

However you are able, we encourage you to slow down, take each day of Advent as it comes as we wait in anticipation for love coming down at Christmas.

In peace,

The Mothers

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Join us for any or all of our Pride events in June.

Interfaith Service of Prayer

Kane Street Synagogue

Wednesday, June 11

6pm reception, 7pm service

The Legacy of Pauli Murray featuring Dr. Carla Stephens

All Saints' Park Slope

286 7th Avenue

Brooklyn, NY

Saturday, June 14, 3-6pm

Celebrate Brooklyn Pride and our LGBTQ+ community at All Saints' with our special Pride program! This year we welcome Dr. Carla Stephens, director of the Queer Leadership Program at Bard Simons Rock. Dr. Stephens, who is a scholar of Episcopal priest and legal influencer Pauli Murray, will speak about Dr. Murray's legacy. Following the program at 6pm, we will walk to 5th Avenue to join other Episcopalians to march in the Brooklyn Pride Parade. All are welcome!

Pride Parade 6:30pm on 5th Avenue

Want to march with the Episcopal Churches in Brooklyn? Please email Kevin to let him know. There will be poster making!