We support Brooklyn Ecumenical Cooperatives, the Brooklyn Safe Homes Project, and the People of Faith Network. We oppose policies in our denomination that discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, and we have lobbied for debt relief. We have sponsored community development in Mozambique, and worked with our sister church in Nicaragua. We come to church seeking God, community, a religious place for our families, a place to pull our lives together, or help with daily problems. Our concern for each other is evident in the worship service, where we share our joys and sorrows, and in all that we do.
Social hour following worship is a time for meeting new people and catching up with old friends.
We have several small groups called Fellowship Circles that meet once a month for mutual support. There are also adult study groups, United Methodist Women gatherings, committee work and other activities througout the year where everyone is encouraged to participate. We have dances, retreats, excursions and holiday celebrations. The English sword dancers Pentecost Doves created by our Sunday School and Youth Group. All Church Intergenerational Retreat at Camp Epworth.