Sunday Worship
starts at 10:15
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The Church of the Divine Love
DIVINE LOVE FOOD DRIVE :
BY THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE LOVE FOR
CHHOP'S FOOD PANTRY
"Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love,
for I have put my trust in you.
Show me the way I should go,
for to you I entrust my life."
-Psalm 143:8
SUNDAY EUCHARIST SERVICE
80 Sunset Road, Montrose NY
(in-person, masks now optional with social distancing)
Service is also offered each Sunday on ZOOM.
Join ZOOM MEETING for regular services:
Meeting ID: 886 9779 7621
Password: 153116
Dial by your location: 1-929-205-6099 (New York)
Support the Food Drive:
Drop off in the Kitchen at the Carriage House
THRIFT SHOP: IS OPEN & TAKING DONATIONS
(Thursday & Saturdays : 10:00am-2:00pm)
BIG Upcoming Event :
Mark your calendar for: Sat October 15
ANNUAL CHURCH PICNIC and
ARTS & CRAFTS & THRIFT SHOP BIZZARE
and Raffle Fundraiser
Children's Church School delayed reopening
(will be every 3rd Sunday and geared for Family Services)
FIRST COMMUNION AND CONFIRMATION CLASSES ....T.B.D.
(Contact via email: Divinelovemontrose@gmail.com
or call 914-737-1082 and leave a message.)
Divine Love warmly welcomes our new Priest In Charge and his lovely family:
FR JEAN QUATORZE
For FR JEAN'S BIOGRAPHY Please Click here
Black lives matter. As Christians, we are called upon to love, support, listen and help our fellow brothers and sisters. We must and are speaking out. In this spirit we stand
with our brothers and sisters in Christ who have been hurt. We are here for those who need us.
We encourage you to send us a prayer request by using this link.
Racist and discriminating behavior of any kind has no place in our church and will not be
tolerated.
“So the last shall be first, and the first last: for many be called, but few chosen.” - Matthew 20:16
Located in Montrose, NY (Westchester County), we are a loving and wholesome community gathered around Jesus. We offer to God the beautiful worship tradition of the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer, and hymns both new and old. We are firmly committed to the authority of the Holy Scriptures, and to passing on a living faith, intact, to a new generation.