The wonderful tale continues to unfold. We got the space I had hoped for in the East Village!
It's a wonderful old building that used to be a library, and then became a church, and is located right in the heart of one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Manhattan. There are a number of neighborhoods in NYC that could be considered as hotspots for the art scene - Chelsea, Williamsburg, Dumbo - but the East Village is carries far more historical weight, and continues to be far more vibrant with nightlife and incredible centrality to other key neighborhoods like Soho, Nolita, Chinatown and Little Italy. You really couldn't ask for a better spot.
For those in NYC, we are at 61 Rivington St. between 1st and 2nd Ave. Rivington is two blocks south of Houston (a fun connection for outsiders: Soho means SOuth of HOuston and is a few blocks to the west). You may have heard of Moby's tea place, Teany, it's also on Rivington just down the street.
We are going to be meeting every Thursday at 7pm, starting Sept. 15th.
Now we have our work cut out for us to pray and plan and prepare for our first full worship gathering in February 2006.
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2 comments:
Jeff, I can't tell you how much I wish that I could be there.
A Space, like this, to begin anew.., sure feels like this is the beginning of an incredible opportunity for the community within COTA and it's surrounding neighborhood.
BePEACE.
BD
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