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3/23/25 Worship Bulletin Coming soon

From 3/9-4/13 we will meet at 240 W. 37th St. (between 7th and 8th Ave) across from Danznik Studios on the 2nd floor. You can use the stairwell or the elevator.

We meet at the studios of the New York City Center on 130 W 56th Street. This location is close to the NQRW (55th and 7th), EM (53rd and 5th), F (56th and 6th), 123 (Columbus Circle), and BDE (53rd and 7th) trains. We recommend checking this worship page weekly to remain abreast of the latest details on worship, transportation on Sundays, Midtown parades, or other updates. Also follow us on Instagram.

Our Next Worship Service Will Be on March 30th @ 5pm

Past sermon series

  • A special series in January 2025 looking at key christian doctrines for human flourishing. Dr. Jay Harvey on Image of God and Unity, Dr. Ligon Duncan on Meaning, Purpose, and Calling, Dr. Chris Watkin on Imagination, and Dr. David Koyzis on Citizenship. Click here to watch.

  • In December, Pastor Harvey will preach from Revelation 1-2. This book is a revelation that Jesus Christ gave to the beloved disciple, John, when he was in exile on the island of Patmos. In it we find powerful imagery, often rooted in the Old Testament, that God uses to give a glimpse of the spiritual realities behind human history.

    While it is has often been mangled in popular culture with botched predictions and fantastical portrayals of future events, the Apocalypse is intended to be an encouragement that Jesus is advancing his kingdom in every age. Revelation will provide a powerful and encouraging presentation of Jesus Christ as we celebrate advent this year.

  • During the month of November, Pastor Harvey will preach from Matthew 5:1-16. This famous portion of Scripture contains the Beatitudes. Here Jesus teaches us how we can have a blessed life in the the most chaotic of times.

    This text has captured the imagination of believers and unbelievers alike for centuries. It is the perfect place to begin our life together as a church in the center of New York City in November 2024.

Our worship at City On A Hill is simple, rich, and oriented around elevating our voices in praise to God. We sing traditional Christian hymns set to classic and modern arrangements, as well as newer songs by groups such as City Alight, the Gettys, and Indelible Grace, and more. We regularly use the ancient creeds of the church as an expression of our unity with the historic, global church of Jesus Christ.