Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church

MAPC Director of Music Dr. Andrew Henderson continues to reflect on this past Sunday, Reformation Sunday, and the Lord's Prayer by sharing a performance of Georg Bühm's piece for organ, "Vater unser in Himmelreich."

Today's "Music on Madison" broadcast features pianist Audrey Abela

Join us for worship on Sunday, October 25th. The Rev. Dr. J. Patrick Vaughn preaches this morning.

MAPC Elder Barbara Iverson reflects on the cherished passage Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 and how unexpected challenges can present us with new opportunities for change.

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MAPC Director of Youth Ministries and Associate for Community Engagement April Martin reflects on sadness and hope by sharing a story from one of our most beloved fictional characters.

MAPC Associate Pastor Rev. Beverly Bartlett reads and reflects on Psalm 57 in today's Daily Devotion.

MAPC's Saint Andrew Music Society is excited to release the first Music on Madison broadcast from this fall's virtual concert series, A Tribute to J. S. Bach, featuring students from the Mannes School of Music.

Join us Sunday, October 18th, as we worship together on the 20th Sunday after Pentecost. We also welcome our transitional pastor, Rev. Dr. J. Patrick Vaughn, who preaches this morning.

Director of Christian Education & Outreach Ministries Chesna Hinkley reflects on Psalm 16:5-9 and how productivity can affect our lives and our relationship with God.

MAPC Member Nancy Ost shares a reading from Philippians 2:1-5 and reflects on connections between coming together, holding hands and fences. Here is today's prayer: https://vimeo.com/468129507

MAPC Member Corinne Catarozoli reflects on Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 and how these feelings of anxiety and worry that many of us are feeling will pass.

Join us for worship at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church on this 19th Sunday after Pentecost. Acting Head of Staff and Associate Pastor Beverly Bartlett preaches today and leads us in the celebration of the Lord's Supper.

MAPC Deacon Lauren Logan reflects on Isaiah 40:28-31 and on how the pandemic can be compared to the running of the New York City marathon.