The Building and Grounds Committee recently undertook a reorganization/cleaning of the attic storage area inside the clock tower. This...

Confirmation Is Not What It Used To Be. “During the years Paul Wolfe taught Confirmation classes as Senior Pastor, we had no youth...

Stories about church governance are not usually found on Page Six, but Session minutes from our founding years would certainly have...

Most of us who walk through Brick Church’s doors will not feature in tomorrow’s history books. But some of our fellow members and...

“Children were treated as smaller adults, little men and women who happened to be dressed in bibs and pinafores.” This sentence explains...

For nearly 2000 years, women were hard to find in prominent church positions. By the 20th century, Protestant denominations were opening...

from In The Spirit of Christmas; Published Oct., 1905 by Charles Scribner’s Sons “He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord.”...

You may have heard Presbyterians referred to as the “frozen chosen.” This is particularly unfair to Brick Church. We attract thousands to...

If it’s November, it must be Stewardship Campaign time. Anyone who’s been a Brick Church member for over a year is familiar with the...

If you walk through Brick Church, you can’t escape the portraits. Rooms and hallways are populated with formal figures from the past, in...

Presbyterian worship in New York City began under the Dutch West India Company, which founded a trading post, New Amsterdam, in 1624....

Some Presbyterian churches in NYC are named for their seniority: First and Second. But only Brick Church is named for its building material.

When New York City became the first capitol of the United States in 1789 the newly elected president needed a house for his family while...