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Union Square / Gramercy Park MURRAY HILL • KIPS BAY • LADIES MILE SHOPPING DISTRICT • EAST VILLAGE Millinery Center Lord & SynagogueStreets Fifth Av, C-L3 West 8 St, M2 Points of Interest TaylorGraduate School of Political Century Theatre, J5 East Chelsea Childrens Workshop, H4 Gershwin Hotel, D3 School, K9, K10 Madison Square Park, E3 New York City Department of Health, D9 Petrie Campus, J9 # St. Mark’s in-the-Bowery Church, L7 Strang Clinic, J8 Tyco Preschool, F1 First Av, C-L9 West 9 St, M2 Management, F6 CHARAS, M12 East 11th Street Baths, L11 Gertrude Stein Repertory Theatre, D2 Inn at Irving Place, H6 Manhattan Comprehensive Night HS, J8 New York City Police Academy, G7 Players, The, G5 St. Mark’s in-the-Bowery West Yard, L7 Straus Houses, D7 Ubu Repertory Theatre, C2 Asser Levy Place, E10 Fourth Av, L6 West 10 St, L2 200 Fifth Ave, F2 SL Newman Real Estate Inst., F6 Chelsea Day School, B3 East End Temple, H8 Gold Material Montesori School, D8 Institute for Collaborative Education, J9 Manhattan Cornerstone Presbyterian New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts, G2 Police Precinct, G7 St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church, J8 # Stuyvesant Fish Residence, L7 Ukrainian Museum, K8 Key Astor Place, M5 FDR Drive, B10, G12 West 11 St, L2 ABC Carpet & Home, H4 Zicklin School of Business, E5 Chelsea Inn, H2 East Manhattan School, H7 Grace Church School, L5 Institute of Culinary Education, F2 Church, J6 New York Eye & Ear Infirmary, J8 Polish Slavic Center, M10 St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Stuyvesant Oval, H11 Ukrainian National Home, M8 Avenue A, L10 Gay St, M1 West 12 St, K2 Aberdeen Hotel Best Western, B2 Baruch Performing Arts Center, E6 Chelsea Playhouse, F1 East Seventh St Baptist Ministry, M12 # Grace Episcopal Church, L5 International High School, H6 Manhattan Kids Club II, J12 New York Film Academy, H5 Post Offices, A2, A5, B2, F6, K10, L1, L6 Greek Catholic Church, M10 Stuyvesant Polyclinic, M8 UN International School, E12 Avenue B, L12 Gramercy Park North, G5 West 13 St, K2 Ace Hotel, C2 Beginning A Toddler Program, J7 Children Play & Learn, D2 East Side Community School, K9 Gramercy Arts HS, H6 International School, A4 Manhattan Mall, B1 New York Foundling Hospital, H1 PS 14, D7 St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, L10 Stuyvesant Town, H11 Union Square 14 Cinema, K5 accessible Transit Police Broadway, B2, G4, L5 Gramercy Park South, G5 West 14 St, K2 Acorn School / Day Care, E9 Bellevue Hospital Center, C10 Children‘s Workshop School, L12 East 34th St Heliport, A10 Gramercy Arts Theatre, D6 Irving Plaza, J5 Manhattan Village Academy, F2 New York Life Insurance Co. D4 PS 19, L9 St. Philips AME Church, L12 Susan Sheehan Gallery, J6 Union Square Café, H4 entrance & exit District Office TPD Subway station and East 8 St, M3 Greene St, M4 West 15 St, J2 Affinia Dumont Hotel, A6 Administration Building, D9 Chogye Int’l. Zen Center, M9 East Village Community School, L12 Gramercy Cinema, F5 Jack & Jill School, H7 Manhattan Nursery School, B2 New York Shambala Center, F1 PS 40 / Salk School of Science, G8 St. Stanislaus Church, M9 Swann Galleries, E5 Union Square Inn, J7 District 1 East 9 St, M3, M7 Irving Place, J6 West 16 St, J2 All Saints Ukrainian Church of Psychiatric Hospital, C9 Church of All Nations, M8 East Village Tots Nursery School, L11 # Gramercy Park, G6 # Jefferson Market Public Library, L1 Marble Collegiate Church, C3 New York State Motor Vehicle Bureau, A1 PS 41, L1 St. Vartan Armenian Orthodox Technology Arts & Sciences Studio, L9 # Union Square Park, J4 exits East 10 St, L3-11 Lexington Av, C-F6 West 17 St, H2 New York, L7 Bellvue School of Nursing, E9 Church of Christ, L10 Ecole Internationale de New York, F5 Gramercy Park Hotel, F5 Jewel Theatre, K6 Marcel Hotel, E7 New York Studio School, M2 PS 61, K12 Cathedral, A8 Tenth Church of Christ Scientist, M2 Union Square Theatre, H5 elevator East 11 St, L4, L8-11 MacDougal Alley, M2 West 18 St, H2 AMC Loews Kips Bay Cinemas, B8 Bellevue South Nursery School, E11 Church of the Good Shepherd, B7 11 Madison Ave, E4 Gramercy Theatre, F5 Jewish Enrichment Center, K2 Mary Help of Christians School & Church, L10 New York Theological Seminary, C3 PS 116, B7 Salmagundi Club, L3 Tenth Street Baths, L10 Unitas Institute, M9 to street or stairways East 12 St, K3-11 MacDougal St, M2 West 19 St, G2 AMC Loews Village 7 Theatre, L6 Bellevue South Park, D8 Churchill School, C8 # Empire State Building, A3 Gramercy 32 Fine Arts, G6 JHS 47 for the Deaf, F7 Masonic Building, E1 New York University PS 226, J9 Satelite Academy High School, C1 Theatre 80, M9 United Cerebral Palsy, F5 building level East 13 St, K3-11 Madison Av, C4 West 20 St, G2 American Academy of Benjamin Cardozo School of Law, K3 Cinema Village 12th St., L4 Entermedia Theatre, L8 Grand Union Hotel, B4 JHS 60, K9 Mercy College, A2 201 Dental College, E9 PS 347, F9 303 School of the Future High School, F5 Theatre 22,401 F2 University Hospital, B9 East 14 St, J-11, K3 Mercer St, M5 West 21 St, G2 Dramatic Arts, C4 Beth Israel Medical Center, H9 City University of New York Graduate Epiphany Public Library, F7 Greeley Square, B1 JHS 104, G9 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, F4 Hospital for Joint Deseases, H8 Quad Cinema, K2 School of Visual Arts, F7 Theatre for the New City, L9 Van Allen Institute, F2 Subway route East 15 St, J3, J7 Milligan€ Place, L1 West 22 St, F2 American Dream Hostel, E6 Bernstein Pavilion, J8 Center, A3 Eventi Hotel, C1 Greenmarket, J4, L8 Joffrey Ballet School, L1 Metropolitan Pavilion-Exhibition Space, H1 Medical Center, B10 Ramada Eastside Hotel, C6 Schwartz Health Care, C9 # Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace, G4 Variety Arts Theatre, K6 € 120 East 16 St, J3,100 J6 Nathan D. Perlman Place, J8 West 23 St, F2 American Institute of Graphic Arts, F3 Intensive Care2 Unit, H9 Clarion Hotel Park Avenue, C518 Fairfield Inn, D1 38 Greenwich House, D1 130 Kalavant Center for Music & Dance, L8 Metropolitan164 Synagogue, A4 School of Medicine, C9 Repertorio Español, D6 650Sea Farers & International House, J6 # Third Cemetery of the Spanish- Veterans426 Hospital, E10 BROADWAY symbol East 17 St, H3-7 ParkM6 Avenue South, C-H5 West 24 St, E2 American Language Institute, K3 Karpas Pavilion, H9 College of New Rochelle / NY Theological FEGS Trades & BusinessSalvadoran School, K2 GuinnessSheraton World Record Exhibit, A3 Kids on the Move Learning Center, M4 Mt Hermon Academy Nursery School, E11 19thQUEENS St Cinema, G4 MIDTOWN Richmond Shepard Theatre, D8 # Second Cemetery of the Spanish- Portuguese Synagogue, G1 Village Child Development Center, E7 Soldiers M103 East 18 St, H3-7 Patchin Place, L1 West 25 St, E2 American Sign Language & Linsky Pavilion, H9 Seminary, C2 Firehouses: C7, H3, K6, K9Consulate GustavusPark Adolphus Av Lutheran Church, F6 Kips Bay, C8 Murray Hill, A4 Ninth Church of Christ Scientist, E7 Rivergate Ice Skating Rink, A9 Portuguese Synagogue, L2 Third Street Music School Settlement / Village East Cinema, K8 110 ST Q32 M15 B51 1365 1364 TUNNEL EXIT PLZ Bus routes and East 19 St, G4-7 Pedestrian Way, D9 West 26 St, D2 English Lower School, F7 Mirken Cardiac Surgery, H9 Comfort Inn, E2 Fierman Hall, H8 Harvey Milk High School, M5 Kips Bay Apartments,Sailors B8 & Murray Hill Inn, C6 NoMad Hotel, D2 Robert Mapplethorpe AIDS Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of Learning Through the Arts Nursery, L7 Village Temple, K4 terminal 44 Hotel 224 43 East 20 St, G4, G7, G11 Peter Cooper Road, F10 West 27 St, D3 Andrew Heiskell Library for the Blind Phillips Ambulatory404 Care Center,401 J5 Comfort Inn-Murray Hill Hotel, A2 225 First Moravian Church, C5 Health Professional & Human Services HS, J9 Kips Bay Public Library, B6 Murray Hill Academy, A5 Norman Thomas HS, A5 Treatment Center, H9 St. Sava, E2 13th Street Repertory Theatre, K1 Village Theatre, L6 279 550 551 991 Airmens numbers with 988 Pierpont East 21 St, G4, G7 Rutherford Place, J7 West 28 St, D3 & Physically Handicapped, G2 Silver Pavilion, H9 Community Church of New York, A4 First Presbyterian Church & Nursery # Herald Center, A1 La Semana Inn, E2 Museum of Mathematics, D3 Notre Dame School, M9 Roger Williams Hotel, B4 Shake Shack, F4 Tenri Cultural Institute, K2 Vineyard Theatre, J5 M Manhattan Morgan Club Q Queens M103 directional arrows East 22 St, F4-7 St. Marks Place, M7 West 29 St, C3 Apex Technical School, G1 Beth Israel School of Nursing, D1 Con Edison Building, J6 School, L3 # Herald Square, A1 Ladies Mile Shopping District, H1 Museum of Sex, D3 Oasis Theatre, M7 Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Sheraton Hotel, E8 Tepper Galleries, E5 “W” Suites Hotel, H5 M103 Buses run both ways if WEST SIDE HIGHWAY East 23 St, F7-10 Second Av, C-L8 West 30 St, C3 Appellate Divison NY State Borough Academies, C4 Congregation Adereth El, C6 FirstLibrary Ukrainian Assembly of God Church, M7 Herald Square Hotel, B3 Larchmont Hotel, L2 National Arts Club, G5 Orpheum Theatre, M8 Medicine,QUEENS A10 MIDTOWN Sirovitch Senior Center, K8 Theatre for the New City, L9 Washington Irving High School, H6 WEST CENTRAL PARK 79 ST no arrow is shown 65 1 107 137 201 BROADWAY East 24 St, E7-9 Sixth Av (Avenue of the West 31 St, B3 Supreme Court, E4 Boys’ Club of New York, L10 Congregation Zichron Moshe, G9 # Flatiron Building, F3 HS for Language & Diplomacy, H6 Latham Hotel, D3 Natural Gourmet Institute, G2 Ottendorfer Public Library, M8 St. Ann Cathedral, K6 16th Street Synagogue, H3 Third St MusicM34 School Settlement, L7 Washington Irving House, H5 East 25 St, E7-10 Americas), C-L1 West 32 St, B3 Apostles Church, H7 Broadway Plaza Hotel, D2 Conservative Synagogue of Flatiron Hotel, D2 Hilton Garden Inn, D1 Lawrence A.
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    WELCOME Thank You for Worshipping with Us Today! We continue to stay in community during these uncertain times. But we appeal to you, brothers and sisters, to respect those who labor among you, and have charge of you in the Lord... Be at peace among yourselves. And we urge you, beloved, to admonish the idlers, encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with all of them. See that none of you repays evil for evil, but always seek to do good to one another and to all. Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances... — 1 Thessalonians 5:12-18 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2020 One West 29th Street (at Fifth Avenue), New York City Worship: Sundays at 11:00am; Wednesdays at 6:15pm Order of Service Sunday November 8, 2020 THANK YOU FOR JOINING US FOR OUR REMOTE SERVICE BROUGHT TO YOU WITH THE SAME HEART AND SPIRIT AS IF WE WERE IN THE SANCTUARY. Grace Notes: Inside the Music, 10:50am. PRELUDE Priére . Joseph Jongen Recorded May 5, 2019 WELCOME AND CALL TO WORSHIP INTROIT Plenty Good Room . African American Spiritual, arr . William Henry Smith The Marble Choir Recorded February 9, 2020 HYMN 508 When in Our Music God Is Glorified . Engelberg Recorded February 9, 2020 Please refer to on-screen lyrics or online hymnal. INVOCATION ANTHEM How Can I Keep from Singing . arr . Taylor Davis Virtual Video: Marble Festival of Voices Susan Heerema, violin; Ryan Walsh, oboe My life flows on in endless song, above earth’s lamentations . I hear the real, though far-off hymn that hails a new creation .