Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Please join us on Saturday, July 19th from 4:30 - 6pm for our opening of "Animals from East Africa to the East End", featuring the prints of artist Hilary North. Light bites and beverages will be provided, this event is free and open to the public.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

The fourth annual Greenport Juneteenth celebration will take place on June 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is free to attend. The focus of this year’s celebration is youth, with the theme of “Having Their Say: What Freedom, Equality and Justice Means to Them.” 

The celebration is organized through a partnership between Clinton Memorial AME Zion Church; the North Fork Chapter of Coming to the Table, a national organization dedicated to racial healing; and the Southold Town Anti-Bias Task Force.

The event will open with words by the Rev. Natalie Wimberly, followed by the Juneteenth parade, which runs from the Clinton Memorial AME Zion Church to Mitchell Park. Once there, the celebration incorporates a dance featuring the Harambee Dance Company, Afro Brazilian drumming by Batalá, music by gospel group Jus B Cuz and other local musicians, and youth-led dance and spoken word poetry performances. They will also announce the winners of a North Fork school essay and art contest. The day culminates in the unveiling of the community quilt. 

Multiple Personality Disorder - It’s Not What You Think It Is!

Please join us to learn the truth about this highly stigmatized and widely misunderstood disorder. Featuring a discussion with Vishakha Desai, PhD on her experience living with her husband’s struggle, as well as a conversation about the late Robert Oxnam and his memoire “A Fractured Mind”.

The event is free and open to the public.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.