The Session calls for a special congregational meeting immediately after the church service on Sunday, September 20, for the purpose of reviewing and accepting the Presbytery’s Equal Opportunity Policy. This vote is required as part of the PNC search process.  

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

The Deacons of IPC invite one and all to come out on Saturday, Sept. 19th, for a fun night of country-line dance in support of the Ossining Children's Center Scholarship Program! Get your tickets here!

The Session calls for a special congregational meeting immediately after the church service on Sunday, September 13, for the purpose of reviewing and accepting the Presbytery’s Equal Opportunity Policy. This vote is required as part of the PNC search process.  

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

IPC is joining forces with Grassroots Grocery for another “Produce Party” on Saturday, September 12th, and we need volunteers to help make it a success! 

We will meet in the Bronx at 9am, where we will help sort and pack fresh produce rescued from the Hunts Point market, and then make a delivery to a community in need. If you're able to join a delivery route, you'll see the full circle of the work and the direct impact it has. You'll be done before noon! Whether you come on your own, with friends from church, or with your family, a Grassroots Grocery “Produce Party” offers a chance to work alongside others from all walks of life while helping get fresh food to families experiencing food insecurity. 

Join us for this family-friendly morning of volunteering - fun for all ages! To sign up, or for more information, please visit: https://www.grassrootsgrocery.org/irvington-presbyterian-church-9/12.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of August, and the first Sunday in September, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday here at Irvington Presbyterian Church.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of August, and the first Sunday in September, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday here at Irvington Presbyterian Church.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of August, and the first Sunday in September, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday here at Irvington Presbyterian Church.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of August, and the first Sunday in September, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday here at Irvington Presbyterian Church.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of August, and the first Sunday in September, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday here at Irvington Presbyterian Church.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of July, and the first Sunday in August, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday at St. B’s.

Church of St. Barnabas - 15 N Broadway, Irvington, NY

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of July, and the first Sunday in August, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday at St. B’s.

Church of St. Barnabas - 15 N Broadway, Irvington, NY

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of July, and the first Sunday in August, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday at St. B’s.

Church of St. Barnabas - 15 N Broadway, Irvington, NY.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of July, and the first Sunday in August, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday at St. B’s.

Church of St. Barnabas - 15 N Broadway, Irvington, NY.

During the summer, we share worship services with our neighbors from the Church of St. Barnabas. For the month of July, and the first Sunday in August, worship will be held at 9 am each Sunday at St. B’s.

Church of St. Barnabas - 15 N Broadway, Irvington, NY.

Join us this Sunday for Rev. Crawford's final sermon!

We will celebrate baptisms! We will lift our voices in praise!

We will open our ears to listen for God. We will open our hearts to receive God's blessing.

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

At what would become known as the Last Supper, Jesus gathered with his disciples, washed their feet, celebrated Passover with them, and prayed for them. Jesus prayed that his disciples would be one and that they would be known by their love. As we near the end of Rev. Crawford's ministry, we reflect on Jesus' departing wisdom to his disciples. We will also celebrate the baptism of Anderson Kramer and recognize our graduating seniors. 

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

On June 14th, please plan to stay after our worship service for a special Church Picnic, as we celebrate and honor Rev. Blaine Crawford before his move. Come enjoy food, fellowship, and an opportunity to share memories and well wishes as we thank Rev. Crawford for his faithful service to our church family. We hope everyone will join us for this meaningful farewell gathering!

A few years ago, it was popular on social media to post #blessed. People would tag their posts in this way while staring out from a mountain or in a picture with friends. Imagine God posting that about you, imprinting blessedness and belovedness on each and every human being. In the sacrament of baptism, we recall this primary identity that gets covered by sin and guilt and shame. Before there was original sin, there was original blessing, a blessing given to us by God.

This Sunday, we celebrate three baptisms. Come, be washed in the waters of God's grace!

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

The Session calls for a special congregational meeting following worship on Sunday, June 7th, for the purpose of dissolving the pastoral relationship with Rev. Blaine Crawford. All members are invited to attend. Guests are welcome to observe. Per Presbyterian governance, the dissolution of the pastoral call must be voted upon by the congregation. The meeting will take place in the sanctuary. Rev. Crawford's ministry at Irvington Presbyterian will conclude on June 28th. 

Once upon a time, the world existed in blessing and curses. To be blessed was to flourish and experience peace; it was a way of feeling at home in one's skin and at home in God's world. To be cursed was the opposite. To be cursed was to be without home and without kin. Life was absent of flourishing and one was at war with oneself and others. The world of blessing and curse seems so distant to our world driven by success, progress, and advancement. What if, in the midst of all the innovation, we have lost something fundamental about being human? What if we have lost the state of being blessed by God?

This week in worship, we will re-inhabit a world of God's blessing and share in the feast of Jesus together. 

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

The musicians of IPC will be performing a gorgeous program of Vivaldi, Humperdinck, Copland, Händel, and other modern classical and popular works, in the sanctuary of Irvington Presbyterian on Saturday, June 6th, beginning at 12pm. This concert is part of the amazing annual RiverArts Music Tour, which our church is so proud to be a part of again. Please come, show your support, and hear some great music!

This Sunday is Children's Sunday. There will be no Sunday school; children are invited to worship in the sanctuary for the entirety of the worship service. Worship this week will include several children's messages exploring the lectionary readings, led by Rev. Crawford, Adam McAllister and other Sunday school teachers.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

This Sunday, we celebrate Pentecost, commemorating the giving of God's Spirit to the people of God. Pentecost is a foundational moment in the life of the early church and the beginning of its spread through different cultures, languages, and geographies. For Christians today, Pentecost renews our vision of the global church, lifting us out of our church echo chambers, and into the vast cacophony of the church praising God in every language. 

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

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From this Sunday's guest preacher, Adam McAllister: "When reading over the Scripture passage for this week, two things stuck out to me: the first of which is the idea of oneness, but the other is that Jesus specifically references the name of God as the name, not only the name that both God and Jesus share, but also the name that God has given to Christ. There is so much power in a name. I am not big on Contemporary Christian music these days, but when I was younger, I discovered a singer-songwriter by the name of Nichole Nordeman. As a teenager, I had difficulty being able to vocalize my feelings about things. I had found that Nichole Nordeman was able to somehow put words to emotions that I was feeling in her music. One particular song, that still stays with me today from her album, Woven and Spun, is the song entitled "I Am." In the song, she speaks to different parts of her life and how the names of God changed based on the circumstances in her life. As a child, she references God as "Elbow Healer and Superhero." As a teenager... "Heartache Healer and Secret Keeper." As a young mother, "Shepherd, Savior, Pasture Maker" and then at the end of her life, she sings all the traditional ways in which we name God/Christ. Names such as: Creator, Maker, Life Sustainer, Comforter, Healer, Redeemer, Beginning and the End, and finally I Am. I must admit, even as an adult it sometimes can be easier to see God as an elbow healer. I wonder what it would be like for us, as adults to reframe our ideas of God through names of God with childlike imagination. Perhaps such ideas of God would reset a new framework around our own theology and thus how we carry out our faith in the world."

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

Never alone. Jesus promises that his disciples will never be left alone. So many times, we feel as if we are living life all alone. We wonder if we are making the right decision for our family. We struggle with loneliness but do not feel like we can make it known. We feel like we're the only ones in the world experiencing the inner thoughts we are. Into our loneliness, Jesus breathes his Spirit, providing a real presence, that life is never lived alone, for life is always lived with the Spirit of Jesus.

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.

Email here for more info.

The trope, "Life is a journey," is a well-trodden path, from Tom Cochrane singing about life as a highway to Frodo Baggins' quest to return the ring to Mordor. Life as journey or life as pilgrimage is also common in religious traditions. When Jesus declares that he is "the way, the truth, and the life," what is he talking about? Is Jesus the path itself? Does Jesus provide the life at the end of the way? Is Jesus a fellow pilgrim and/or the pioneer of our faith? Fresh off the CROP Walk, let's keep our walking shoes on, as we walk in the dust of our Lord.

Sunday School takes place at 10:45am. Children should join their families in the sanctuary at 10:30; stay through Children’s Time before heading down to classes.

Nursery care available for children 4 and under.
Coffee Hour to follow worship.