Join us live now with @ebonithoughts on Race, Women & God: Black Womanist Theological Imagination | The Forum at St. Bart's https://t.co/m1zAwiyUfJ via @YouTube

SUN 3/12 Black womanist scholar @ebonithoughts reflects on the intersection of race, gender, and religion at The Forum at 10 am and preaches at 9 & 11 am services, Join us in person at Park Ave at 51st or watch the livestream https://t.co/woVtUx6wg2

How should we make decisions about our giving? What ethical factors are involved? Join us live now as @petercoy, Opinions writer for @nytimes explores these questions and more in a conversation with The Rev. Peter Thompson.

Celebrate love this Valentine's Day with a meaningful Renewal of Vows ceremony at St. Bart's! Join us for a 30-minute service followed by a special toast. A gift from @neuhauschocolates awaits couples who register in advance at https://t.co/vUSdi9zFkz #LoveAbides #ValentinesDay

The Forum at St. Bart's is live now with Ying Yen, Executive Director of the New York Chinese Cultural Center, provides background on the multi-week observance and its place within Chinese culture.

At The Forum this Sunday 1/22 at 10 am ET, Rob Radtke, President & CEO of @EpiscopalRelief reflects on his recent sabbatical, during which he walked the famous Camino de Santiago in Spain. https://t.co/ybn9UkdgZW

Sunday 1/15 at 10 am the Rev. Dr. Maurice Wallace, Prof of English at Rutgers, explains how Martin Luther King, Jr.'s voice served as an asset to him in his ministry. https://t.co/yWua4JKRgN #MartinLutherKingJr #mlk

Join us live now for Candlelight Carols -- one of our favorite services of the year!

Join us LIVE now - Scott Thumma, Director of the Hartford Institute for Religion Research at Hartford International University, looks at how the church has transformed in the COVID-19 period and contemplates its future.

We're live now with author and professor Amy-Jill Levine, as she places Jesus and Paul within their Jewish context and reflects on how the Jewishness of early Christians is so often overlooked.

Sunday 12/4, 10 am EST, prolific author Amy-Jill Levine places Jesus and Paul within their Jewish context, and reflects on how the Jewishness of the Jesus movement is so often overlooked. Join us in person (Park Ave at 50th Street in NYC) or online https://t.co/P389OfBxgs

Festival of Advent Lessons and Carols live now from St. Bart's

Join us live now with @BrandanJR and for the launch of his new book "Dry Bones and Holy Wars" with a panel discussion with @JonathanMerritt and Rev. Zack Nyein.

The Forum 10/16 at 10 am ET: The Reverend Dr. Robert Willis, the recently retired Dean of Canterbury Cathedral in England, looks back at over two decades of distinguished service. Join us in person or online https://t.co/qmI2sr209p

who runs new york? “not you” - live now at ⁦@stbartsnyc⁩

📍 OHNY Weekend Location Reveal #21: St. Bartholomew's Church, Manhattan ✨ @stbartsnyc This location requires tickets. Tickets will be available via lottery on Oct 13. #ohnywknd #nyc 📸: Kara Flannery

The Forum streaming live at 10 am -- At this key moment in the life of The Episcopal Church, St. Bart’s parishioner Mary Kate Wold, CEO & President of the @ChurchPension shares basic facts about our denomination and the clergy who serve it. https://t.co/RLsFDtukmQ

The 11 am Eucharist on the twenty-first anniversary of September 11, 2001 is offered in memory of all who lost their lives on that day.

The Forum is live now with Dr. James Cone, the Medical Director of the World Trade Center Health Registry, sharing insights from his work investigating the connections between 9/11 and physical and mental health.

Join us live with Yomaira Franqui of @Local338 discussing efforts she is leading to organize and advocate for the rights of farmworkers in New York and New Jersey. https://t.co/3TlKnkrrd4.