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Celebrating 50 Years

Join us on Sunday to celebrate our 50 years of ministry.

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2022 Elections Notice and Petition of Nomination

2022 ELECTIONS NOTICE

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DignityNY Receives the DignityUSA President's Award

Our community received the DignityUSA President's Award at the DignityUSA 25th Conference in San Diego, CA (July 8- 10, 2022). Thank you to everyone who made this possible!

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Heavenly Homos, Etc.: Queer Icons from LGBTQ Life, Religion, and History (Book Review)

October 12, 2022 | by David Friscic | Dutch artist Jan Haen has written a unique and intellectually stimulating book entitled Heavenly Homos, Etc.: Queer Icons from LGBTQ Life, Religion and History and it is indeed a “heavenly” read! Thank your lucky stars for a book that features such a vast array of saints, people in the Bible, writers, scientists and so forth—inclusivity is the keyword in this fascinating book.

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Breath of the Spirit: The Power and Potential of Persistence

October 12, 2022 | by Ann Penick | We live in a culture of immediacy. We want what we want, and we want it right away. Almost without realizing it, one can place that same expectation on our relationship with the Divine. We approach Love as customers impatient if our pumpkin spice chai latte takes more than a few minutes to bring to the drive through window. Today’s reflection, though, reminds us that Love is not set to our expectations, but instead rewards the patience and persistence designed not to give us what we want but to make us anew.

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Breath of the Spirit: The Paradox of Prayer

October 19, 2022 | by David Jackson | Luke’s gospel often calls our attention to prayer. This week’s reflection references both the parable of the persistent widow (last week’s gospel) and of the humble tax collector (this week’s gospel) to offer some guidance on how to pray. Spoiler alert: it seems God is less interested in our justification than our vulnerability, less our accomplishments than our authenticity.

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Join us for our celebration of the Eucharist as we rejoice in our lives as proud Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex persons and our friends.

Every Sunday, 6:30 PM. We are back with at St. John's in the Village Church, 218 West 11th St, New York, NY 10014 (COVID vaccines required) with virtual broadcast online each Sunday. Please see our weekly Worship Aid for the meeting id or email OnlinePrayer@DignityNY.org to be added to our weekly distribution list or with any questions concerning our Sunday liturgy.

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DNY - 29th Sunday Ordinary Time - Danny Larkin - October 16, 2022

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