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Holy Week Calendar for Local Churches: March 23 to March 27, 2016


Mar. 16, 2016:  Editor's note:  Holy Week schedules for Bronxville-area churches will be posted as they arrive. Listed below in alphabetical order are those currently available.


Christ Church Bronxville

Wednesday, March 23
7:00 am:  Holy Eucharist
7:00 pm:  Tenebrae (music and meditations for Holy Week)

March 24, Maundy Thursday
7:00 pm:  Choral Eucharist, Stripping of the Altar, Vigil over the Blessed Sacrament

March 25, Good Friday
Noon:  Good Friday Liturgy, Veneration of the Cross and John's Passion
Noon:  Children's Service with age-appropriate Stations of the Cross

March 26, Holy Saturday
7:00 pm:  The Great Vigil of Easter, Holy Baptism, and First Eucharist of Easter

March 27, Easter Sunday
9:00 am:  Festive Holy Eucharist with Children's Choirs and Brass and Tympani
10:15 am:  Easter Egg Hunt
11:15 am:  Festive Holy Eucharist with Choirs and Brass and Tympani


The Reformed Church of Bronxville

March 24, Maundy Thursday
3:00-3:45 pm:  Special carol choir class for children in pre-K (4s and 5s) through second-grade taught by Laura Green; children do not have to be a member of the choir or the church. RSVP to Laura Green at 914-337-6776, ext. 127, or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

8:00 pm:  Maundy Thursday Worship, sanctuary. Dramatic reading of the Passion in slowly diminishing light, with communion. The Reverend Samuel T. Clover preaching.

March 25, Good Friday
Noon:  Good Friday Worship, sanctuary. The Reverend Jonah Smith-Bartlett preaching.

March 27, Easter Sunday
9:00 am and 11:00 am:  The Reverend Dr. Ken Ruge preaching.
5:00 pm:  The Reverend Cari Pattison preaching.
 

Village Lutheran Church

March 24, Maundy Thursday
7:30 pm:  Celebration of the Lord's Supper/Stripping of the Altar

March 25, Good Friday
Noon and 7:30 pm:  Tenebrae Service of Darkness

Saturday, March 26, Easter Vigil
5:30 pm:  Service of Light, Baptismal Renewal, First Easter Celebration

March 27, Easter Sunday
8:00 am to noon:  Continental Breakfast
9:00 and 10:45 am:  Festival Service of Holy Communion 

Pictured here:  Stained-glass window at The Reformed Church of Bronxville.

Photo by A. Warner

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Christ Church Bronxville

Christ Church Bronxville, or "CCBNY" as it's known in the community, is the village's Episcopal church, whose beginnings date back to 1898. The current church, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was completed in 1926 and was designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, who also designed St. Bartholomew's in New York City and the Chapel at West Point.

CCBNY offers a wide array of programs to its parishioners, who live throughout southern Westchester. The acclaimed music program boasts five choirs; international outreach efforts to Cuba; and education and service programs for family members of all ages. CCBNY is also home to the renowned children's music program Young at Arts (http://www.youngatartsny.org), and Eliza Corwin Frost (www.elizafrostschool.org), a nursery school for children ages 1 to 5.

Our services are as follows:
8:00AM Rite I Spoken Eucharist
10:00AM Family Choral Eucharist, with 11:00 AM Coffee Hour
5:00PM Informal Eucharist or Choral Evensong

"No matter where you are on your spiritual journey there is a home for you at Christ Church. Our worship, music, education and outreach challenge us to embrace holiness and fearlessly share Christ's love."

The Rev. Dr. Kurt J. Gerhard, Rector
17 Sagamore Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-3544 

First Baptist Church

The First Baptist Church was organized in 1854. Its mission is “to reach out as a caring and Christ centered Church to people of all culture and races, helping them to know God and find fellowship with each other through Jesus Christ to the glory of God.”

407 New Rochelle Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-793-2560

http://www.firstbaptistchurchbronxville.com/

Reformed Church of Bronxville

The Reformed Church of Bronxville is the community church in the heart of the village. We welcome people of all faiths and persuasions to be a part of our church family. We have exciting programs to meet your interests including music and the arts, service and outreach, children's ministry and a wonderful Nursery School.

Starting Sept. 7th, we have three Sunday services held at 8:30 am, 10:30 am and 5:00 pm. A Fellowship Coffee Hour is offered after the 10:30 am service. Childcare is available during our 10:30 am service along with Church School classes for children from 2 years old through the 8th grade.

The Reformed Church
180 Pondfield Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-6776
www.reformedchurch.org 

St. Joseph’s Church

St. Joseph Church, which opened its doors in 1925, is the Catholic Church in Bronxville. It offers services on Saturday, Sunday, weekdays and Holy Days. It offers a religious education program for K - 8th grade which takes place on Wednesday during the school year. It also offers a myriad of opportunities for parishioners to meet, share ideas and experiences and help others. The St. Joseph’s School offers classes for K – 8th grade.

15 Cedar Street
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-1660

http://www.saintjosephsbronxville.org/

Village Lutheran Church

The Village Lutheran Church “is a ministry of word and sacraments. This ministry gives opportunities for witness, nurture, fellowship, stewardship and service.” The Chapel School, which goes from pre-school three-year olds through 8th grade, is an integral part of the Church’s ministry for children.

172 White Plains Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-0207

http://www.vlc-ny.org/

West Center Congregational Church

West Center Congregational Church is a member of The United Church of Christ. It welcomes “all who seek to find, know and serve the living God better in all they are and do.”

101 Pondfield Road West
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-3829

www.Westcenterchurch.org

Sinai Free Synagogue

Sinai Free Synagogue is Westchester`s "newest" Reform congregation but its roots go back almost 100 years. Formed in 1999 by a merger of Mount Vernon`s Sinai Temple (founded in 1906 and the first Reform congregation in Westchester County) and the Free Synagogue of Westchester (founded in 1927), the 250-member congregation has a long, distinguished history.

Please check the Calendar for dates and times.

550 North Columbus Avenue
914-664-1727

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