Michael Shake

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  • Choir Rehearsal

    Recurring
    Zoom

    The First Church Adult Choir is a strong and integral part of the spiritual life at First Church. Under the direction of Michael Shake, our Director of Music, the excellent choral ensemble is comprised of both professional and volunteer singers. The weekly commitment and spiritual devotion of each member to singing God’s praises are the… Read More »Choir Rehearsal

  • Lenten Midweek Music and Prayer

    Recurring
    YouTube Live Stream

    Join us for music and prayer as we mark our Lenten journey together.  You can watch via YouTube, Facebook, or Boxcast.

  • Coffee & Fellowship

    Recurring
    The First Presbyterian Church 12 West 12th Street, New York, NY

    |Recurring Event (See all) Join us for coffee fellowship every Sunday directly following the worship service!  Join us as we meet one another, say hello to some new faces, and gather for a time of fellowship as we learn more about each other and how our week has been! For the Zoom link, visit our First… Read More »Coffee & Fellowship

  • Outdoor Concert – What’s Next: A Celebration of New Musical Theatre

    The First Presbyterian Church 12 West 12th Street, New York, NY

      The musical theatre writing team of McGuire & Simon – Janine McGuire and First Church Choir member Arri Lawton Simon – recipients of a City Artist Corps grant, present a free program to the community featuring exciting new songs from original musicals in development. The work of ten musical theatre writers or writing teams… Read More »Outdoor Concert – What’s Next: A Celebration of New Musical Theatre

  • A Service of Remembrance and Hope for All Saints

    The First Presbyterian Church 12 West 12th Street, New York, NY

    Sunday, November 7th – 11:00 a.m. worship Join us for a special worship service of musical remembrance for September 11, 2001, and those lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, featuring Morten Lauridsen’s transcendent Lux aeterna (Light perpetual) for choir and orchestra, and George Walker's Lyric for Strings.