NYC Clergy
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NYC Clergy has been featured in local and national media for our work responding to community crises, organizing vigils, and bringing faith leaders together across New York City.
NYC Clergy organized a candlelight vigil drawing hundreds of community members and faith leaders to mourn and call for peace following a shooting in Brooklyn.
ArchiveBishop Gerald Seabrooks and the NYC Clergy coalition were on the ground within hours of a tragedy, providing spiritual support and resources to affected families.
ArchiveHundreds gathered for the annual National Day of Prayer event organized by NYC Clergy, bringing together congregations from across the Bronx for a unified prayer service.
ArchiveOfficial statements and press releases from NYC Clergy leadership on matters affecting our communities.
“NYC Clergy stands united in our commitment to be present wherever our communities grieve. We call on all people of faith to join us in prayer, presence, and action.”
— Bishop Gerald Seabrooks
“We are proud to announce the expansion of our direct outreach program to serve more families across all five boroughs, connecting them with resources, support, and community.”
— NYC Clergy Leadership
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Join NYC Clergy for the annual National Day of Prayer citywide gathering. English and Spanish services available. All are welcome.
NYC Clergy honored the life and service of Detective Masood Islam with a community vigil attended by fellow officers, faith leaders, and community members.
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