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Special Announcement
Sunday public (in-person) services with a Communion in one part (bread only) will resume beginning Oct 4, Sunday with the following guidelines for the safety of our gatherings:
- Sanitize hands before entering
- Contactless temperature check will be performed
- Masks are required to enter the building and must be worn at all times during the services
- Social distance must be observed (families can seat together)
- There will be only one entrance and one exit to minimize contact inside the building
- Begin documenting for Covid-19 Contact Tracing
- We encourage people over 65 and those with medical conditions to stay home
- No coffee hour or lunch after services
- Only the larger restroom with ventilation in Huske Hall can be used
- No fans or closed HVAC system
The Sunday services at 10 am in English and 11 am in Korean will be streaming live on ZOOM (ID:592 292 5387) with a passcode (please contact the office).
Sunday offerings can be mailed to the office (855 Middle Neck Rd, Great Neck, NY 11024) or via Venmo (@AllSaints-ChurchGN). We appreciate your support for our ministry during this time.
Please take necessary precautions and keep praying for all who are affected by Coronavirus and its containment. May God's love and grace surround you, guard you, and nurture you with peace and hope.
SUNDAY BULLETIN AND ANNOUNCEMENT
Resources for Prayer and Reflections at Home
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Useful Links Pray as You Go - Resources on prayers and meditations for each day and special occasions Thy Kingdom Come - Church of England global effort to pray together in this time of pandemic. Register to shine your light! Episcopal Church Foundation Vital Practices - A Collection of resources on Covid-19, online events, worship, prayers and meditation, online community from Episcopal Church Foundation. Church Chat Rooms What's App/Chats - All Saints Great Neck (English) Kakao Talk - 성공회 뉴욕 한인교회 (Korean) |
Great Neck Episcopal Ministry is:
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All Saints Church
성공회 뉴욕한인 교회 855 Middle Neck Rd Great Neck, NY 11024 One church, Two Languages
We pray and serve in English and Korean. English Service at 10 am Korean Service at 12 pm Sunday School at 11 am Child Care Available for all services For Korean website, click here. 한글로 보기 원하시면 이곳을 클릭해주세요. www.nykoreanchurch.org |
St. Paul's on Grace
68 Grace Ave Great Neck, NY 11021 
Under redevelopment, our vision is to provide an open and sacred space for all in the community
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Throughout the year, we pray for one another
using the Prayer Cycle and reflect on Day by Day Catechism
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Come - Bring the Family - Invite your neighbors
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We pray the All Saints Family learns and grows together as disciples of Christ. Please pray for one another daily at 1:00 p.m. Centering Prayer with Taize on Saturdays at 6:15 am in the Book Nook. Taize is a contemplative style of worship that involves icons, candles, incense, and beautiful chants. Everyone is welcome to join us wherever you are in your faith journey. For more information on Taize and centering prayers, visit http://taize.fr.en and www.centeringprayer.com |
Hans Song
Artist-in-Residence at All Saints
Hans Song, artist and a member of St. Joseph's congregation, maintains a studio at All Saints Ministry Center. His art has been exhibited during a recent talent show and at the "Starry Night" Advent parish retreat.
To see the range of his creative work, visit his "Welcome to the World of Hans Song" website: www.artofsong.com
Mr. Song has a BFA from the School of Architecture & Design of Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea, and an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA
To see the range of his creative work, visit his "Welcome to the World of Hans Song" website: www.artofsong.com
Mr. Song has a BFA from the School of Architecture & Design of Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea, and an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA
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The Great Neck Episcopal Ministry, GEM, is a collaborative ministry of All Saints' Episcopal Church in the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, which is part of the international Episcopal Church and the historic 80 million member worldwide Anglican Communion of Churches.
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