Ages: 5 y/o – 10 y/o Older children may attend as no fee volunteer counselors Cost: $20 per child: Max fee $40 per family, Scholarships available. This program is open to the community (so bring a friend!) and will be run by Rev. Todd Farnsworth, the staff and volunteers of the Briarcliff Congregational Church. The...
Ages: 5 y/o – 10 y/o Older children may attend as no fee volunteer counselors Cost: $20 per child: Max fee $40 per family, Scholarships available. This program is open to the community (so bring a friend!) and will be run by Rev. Todd Farnsworth, the staff and volunteers of the Briarcliff Congregational Church. The...
Career Closet - The Career Closet provides clothing appropriate for interviews and for office work for public assistance recipients actively moving from welfare to work. Clothing is provided by appointment on Saturday mornings at the Briarcliff Congregational Church located at the intersection of South State Road and Elm Street in Briarcliff Manor. The Career Closet is...
Childcare is available
We will celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Peanut Butter Sunday - please bring a jar of peanut butter to be donated to the Ossining Food Pantry. Childcare is available.
Career Closet - The Career Closet provides clothing appropriate for interviews and for office work for public assistance recipients actively moving from welfare to work. Clothing is provided by appointment on Saturday mornings at the Briarcliff Congregational Church located at the intersection of South State Road and Elm Street in Briarcliff Manor. The Career Closet is...
Childcare is available
The Deacons will be available in the sanctuary from 10am-11:30am for a time of self guided reflection using candles, quiet music, and two interactive features that will allow participants to remember loved ones who died as a result of the terrorist attacks on 9/11/01 and, reflect on where healing has come from since that day....
At 7pm Rev. Farnsworth and the Deacons will lead a service of remembrance and healing in the sanctuary. The community is welcome to attend either or both events on this day.
We’ll gather in the Eastman Room at 9:30 to welcome the start of our new year. The calendar will be presented and ideas for the coming year will be discussed. Our traditional Getting-to Know-You program will be about “home.” What Does Home Mean to You? Where is it or what is it? A place? A...