Sunday, May 4
11:15 | Parsh Hall

What can a 1st-century Roman citizen teach us about life today? A lot, it turns out.

Join us for a fresh look at the Apostle Paul—not as a distant theological figure, but as a passionate pastor navigating the messy, complicated world of real people and real problems. The Reverend Canon Chuck Robertson, Ph.D., an advisor to three Presiding Bishops, will unpack how Paul’s words were carefully crafted for his time—and why they still speak powerfully to ours.

Tuesday, May 6 | 12:00 noon
Dogwood Books & Gifts

Read the book now to prepare for this book discussion. Read "The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store" by James McBride and join us for a lively discussion. This novel is about a small town secrets and those who keep them and deals with prejudice, racism and eventually getting a divided community to work together. 

Tuesday, May 6
Parish Hall
6:30 pm Dinner
7:00 pm Presentation

Friday, May 9
6:00 pm | Main Sanctuary

Renowned organist and pianist Randall Atcheson brings his extraordinary talent to Christ Church Greenwich for an unforgettable concert. A Juilliard prodigy and Steinway Artist, Atcheson has performed globally, including at Carnegie Hall, Notre Dame Cathedral, and for U.S. presidents. With a repertoire spanning classical masterpieces to sacred music, his performances captivate and inspire audiences worldwide with a passionate following. Concert hosted by Gatherings Committee

Saturday, May 10, 8:30 am
Tomes-Higgins House

Speaker: Susan Herbst, Professor of Political Science and President Emeritus at the University of Connecticut

The politics of 2025 America present citizens with challenges and questions we’ve not faced in generations.  How can we understand the long-term impacts of our political culture and the daily flood of news?  Are there any remedies for our incivility, partisan polarization, and the anxiety we all feel, no matter our party preferences?   Political Science has some answers, although we revise them constantly, trying to keep up with this extraordinary moment in history.

Friday, May 2
5:30 - 6:30 pm | Parish Hall

Enjoy pizza, bingo and prizes!
Pay at the door:
$20/ Family
$10/Individual

Saturday, May 3
11:00 am
SOLD OUT!

Professor of Christian Art and Architecture at Yale Institute of Sacred Music, Vasileios Marinis: The Dura-Europos Collection at Yale University Art Gallery: In this gallery tour we will discuss findings from the ancient city of Dura-Europos, including the oldest surviving monumental paintings from a Christian building.

Saturday, May 17 
9:30 – 11:00 am | CCG Preschool

Dads can talk while the kids run around- and give Mom a break! Hosted by Rev. Tim Hamlin (with his children). Coffee and donuts are served,

Sundays, May 25, June 29
5:00 pm | Church

Come for a casual, uplifting worship service series called “Joyful Noise.” The liturgy is led by our clergy and the music is always contemporary. Today and the last Sunday of every month, worship service is led by famed musician and songwriter Rob Mathes.