Daily Hours: 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. One on one consultation 10am- 3 pm Assistance with Medical, Housing Issues, Referrals and more. Age: 60 and over. Daily Breakfast and lunch at nominal fee. 212-876-3628
GIVELIFYis a secure and convenient way for Canaan members to pay tithes and offerings using your debit or credit card (except American Express), directly from your cellphone: 1. Download the Givelify app from your phone’s App Store.
2. Open the app and follow the instructions to create an account. Please be sure to confirm your email address after setting up your account.
3. Search for Canaan Baptist Church and save it as a Favorite and/or Place of Worship.
4. Tap “GIVE” and select amount and purpose (e.g. Tithes, Mission). You may also select the frequency of your contribution (Weekly, Monthly, etc.) if you choose. Be sure your correct card information is reflected. After confirming and tapping “GIVE NOW” a webpage will open asking you to confirm your donation.
5. Once confirmed you will see a confirmation page in the app. Here, you will enter your envelope number. Please note, Givelify does not keep records of your credit card information. The security of your information in the app is directly correlated to the security of your phone. Please contact the Trustees if you have any questions or need additional help.
THE PEOPLE OF GOD: PRAYING FOR ONE ANOTHER - By Rev. Dr. Thomas D. Johnson, Sr.
Confess your trespasses to one another, and prayer for one another, that you may be healed. So reads James 5:16.
The People of God: Praying for one another is the theme adopted by our congregation during the mid-year church wide meeting. I was inspired to recommend this theme because I sincerely believe prayer to be the means by which so many of our problems will be resolved. This text in the Epistle of James is one of many admonitions found in scripture that call the people of God to prayer. I have no doubt this most congregations consider themselves to be praying churches. However, my observation has been that many of our prayers have become petitions for our own wants and needs with little concern the needs of others. read entire message >>
Sunday, July 28th at 10:00am, the Missionary Ministry will be having its Global Mission service. Our theme is "Our Good Works Are Evidence of Our Love and Faith." All are invited to attend.
February 17th 2019 - Wear RED - Heart Disease Awareness
February 18th, 2019 - NYPBSC One Day Retreat 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
February 22nd, 2019 -Cafe Canaan presents "This is My Story, This is My Song..and This is My Dance." Tickets on sale now.
February 24th, 2019 - Come and celebrate the life and legacy of our Pastor Emeritus - the late Rev. Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker - 10:00 am service and 3:00 pm concert. All are welcome.
Wednesday Night Community Prayer Service- 7:30-8:30 pm weekly.
Baby Dedications are handled by Deacon Rhona Russell. Dedications are held every 5th Sunday of the month.
Publications Ministry
Bulletin Submissions
Announcements and/or inserts for the Sunday bulletin will be accepted until 1:00 PM on Mondays. Please send bulletin announcements or inserts to canaanbulletin@yahoo.com with"Canaan Bulletin" in the subject field, or leave them in the Publications Ministry lobby mailbox.
Church Clerk
All announcements for Church Clerk, Kyla Williams must be submitted by placing your announcement(s) in the Church Clerk's mailbox by Friday evening or by sending an email to CanaanClk@aol.com by noon on Saturday. All announcements received late will not be announced until the following Sunday.
Resources For Congregation
"The Unbroken Circle: A Resource Toolkit for Congregation Around Illness, End of Life and Grief" is available. Please contact Dr. David Hodges
Bethesda Counseling and Wellness Services
Any member who does not have medical coverage and is interested in receiving a flu shot, please see Delores Moon Dixon or Laura Brown Sands.
The ministries of Canaan Baptist Church of Christ seek to use whatever gifts, talents, skills and abilities God has given us to serve Him and the needs of others.
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Dance The Word Ministry
"Holy" by Donnie McClurkin"
RECENT AND ONGOING EVENTS
*New Disciple Classes:The schedule for February is as follows: 2/3, 2/10, 2/17 and 2/24. All classes are to be held in E.M. Moore at 8:30 AM sharp!
*Baptism: February 24, 2019
*Midweek Service: New Format Effective Jan. 9, 2019
*Baptist Training Union (BTU): During February, the Baptist Training Union will study the C.T.C. Quarterly theme, ‘Justice and Boldness’ on Wednesdays from 6:15-7:15 pm in the Sanctuary. Rev. Harold Davenport is the facilitator. All are welcome.
*Senior Pastor's Bible Study on "Revelations" will be held on Thursdays at 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm. All are welcome.
*Canaan Bible Colloquium with Pastor Greg B. Jones has resumed study on a NEW DAY and NEW TIME: Mondays, February 11th, 18th, and 25th 2019 from 6:30-8:00 PM in Founders Hall. All new and former students are welcome to join.
Bell Ringers: Dr. B. Dexter Allgood will be teaching Bell Ringing as an extension of the Music Ministry. Youth at least 8 years old and older who are interested in learning to become a Bell Ringer should contact Dr. Allgood, Babette Hudson or Rebecca King for more information.
For Information or Inquiries, Contact: cbccnycmedia@gmail.com
Phone: 212 . 866.0301 ext. 127
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, on the 50th Anniversary of his Assassination.
(Picture: Dr. King assists his friend the late Pastor of Canaan Baptist Church of Christ,
Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker at his Installation on March 24, 1968 at Canaan Baptist Church of Christ.)
Watch Video Produced by Akilah-Hadiyah Thompson
REV. AL SHARPTON ON THE PASSING OF WYATT TEE WALKER, THE FIRST CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL ACTION NETWORK (NAN) AND FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
“The passing of Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker marks the transition of one of one of the greatest social justice and theological minds of our time. Walker was the first Chairman of the National Action Network and a man that mentored me as a civil rights and social justice leader, and while I am saddened by his passing, I am committed to carrying on his legacy. It is both a personal and global loss to me. May he rest in peace.”
THE PEOPLE OF GOD: PRAYING FOR ONE ANOTHER - By Rev. Dr. Thomas D. Johnson, Sr.
