Education Education is a foundational and multi-generational priority at Brick Church. Our educational efforts span from the Twos Program at the Brick Church School to 2nd and 3rd grade sacraments classes, to 8th grade confirmation class, to weekly Adult Christian Education events. Sunday Church School starts in the nursery and continues through 7th grade. Lectionary Bible Study for Men & Women (Weekly) Mon, Jan 05 Zoom More info Learn more Men's Bible Study (Weekly) Thu, Jan 15 The Session Room More info Learn more Women's Bible Study (Weekly) Thu, Jan 15 The Session Room More info Learn more Load More 1/7 Brick Church School Since 1940 children have been learning and growing in a loving environment at the Brick Church School. Learning takes place within a program that fosters all areas of children’s development, physical, social, emotional, spiritual, language, cognitive. Thus, every aspect of the program, including the daily schedule, the classroom itself, the materials, and all activities and routines, promotes children’s growth and learning. Our nursery school classes begin with our Twos Program and continue through 4s and 5s. Learn More Sunday Church School The Brick Church Children's Ministry offers engaging Sunday programming designed for children from ages 3 through 7th grade. Our dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer staff will guide your children through inspiring Bible stories, nurturing their spiritual curiosity along the way. Our inclusive programs feature a variety of activities, including family dinners and worship, Sacraments Class, Advent Crafts, the joyous Christmas Pageant, as well as special services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day for families to celebrate together. Register Youth Choir Brick Church offers children exceptional opportunities to lead worship through music. Led by Liz Richter , the Youth Choirs learn a wide variety of music, grow in faith, and develop vocal skills for a lifetime of joyful music making. The choirs rehearse on Wednesday afternoons, and sing regularly on Sundays, as well as at signature events such as the Park Avenue Tree Lighting. Register 8th Grade Confirmation Confirmation is a year-long opportunity for 8th graders to spend time with their peers, discuss the Christian faith, and get more involved in the Brick Church community. At the end of the year, students may choose to join The Brick Church as an active member. Confirmation Class meets Sundays at 9:00 AM beginning in September. Learn More Adult Christian Education Adult Christian Education consists of Lecture Series arranged by the Adult Education Committee of Session. Presbyterians in centuries past worked for the right to have the Bible in our hands and in our own language. They believed that by reading Scripture and talking about what we read, we would grow in faith and knowledge, as guided by the Holy Spirit. We believe the Bible is meant to be read and studied in community so that the Holy Spirit can speak to us and reveal new insights. Learn More Co-Ed Bible Study Brick Church offers a Co-Ed Bible Study at various times throughout the year for all to attend. Congregants, friends, and visitors are all invited to join the study which is presented by one of the Brick Church pastors. Learn More Men's Bible Study All men are invited to join the Men's Bible Study in exploring and discussing Biblical texts and their meaning for our lives. The Men's Bible Study meets Thursday mornings for thought-provoking discussion and fellowship. If you are interested in learning more about Brick Church and want to attend as a visitor, you are also welcome. Learn More Women's Bible Study All women are invited to join the Thursday Bible study in exploring and discussing Biblical texts and their meaning for our lives. The Women’s Bible Study meets Thursday mornings for thought-provoking discussion and fellowship. If you are interested in learning more about Brick Church and want to attend as a visitor, you are also welcome. Learn More Women’s Devotional Lunch Join the Women’s Devotional Lunch to share a meal together and reflections on living as women of faith while juggling many different roles in our lives. All women are welcome to attend, as the group is led and maintained by participants and meets throughout the year at various locations around New York City. Learn More Summer Bible Study Each summer, in lieu of Adult Christian Education lectures, we hold a minister and member-led Bible study prior to Sunday worship. This co-ed, intergenerational Bible study is open to all members and guests. We believe the Bible is meant to be read and studied in community so that the Holy Spirit can speak to us and reveal new insights. Learn More Breakfast Discussions The Men's Association at Brick Church sponsors monthly Breakfast Discussions for the entire Brick Church community. Men and women come together once a month for breakfast featuring a guest speaker who moderates a lively and interactive discussion. Topics have ranged from Ukraine to Afghanistan, from the Pentagon Papers to Prisons and Policing, from Comedy to Cybersecurity. Learn More

Fellowship Are you looking for ways to meet new people or get more involved with life at The Brick Church? The church has many opportunities for members and visitors alike to strengthen current bonds, or to learn more and get more deeply involved in the life of the church. Below are some of the opportunities The Brick Church offers to both members and visitors alike. Spring Break Dinner & Fellowship Thu, Apr 09 Carnegie & Living Room More info Learn more Annual Cocktail Benefit & Silent Auction Fri, Apr 17 The Union Club More info Learn more WA Spring Boutique Wed, May 13 Carnegie Room More info Learn more Load More 1/5 Park Avenue Tree Lighting Generally held on the first Sunday in December, our congregation and neighbors come together on Park Avenue in front of the church steps for words of remembrance and celebration and a rousing Carol Sing with our community. The tree lights are thanks to contributions to the Fund for Park Avenue. Learn More Strawberry Festival Each year, Brick Church shuts down 92nd Street for the All-Church Picnic and Strawberry Festival. This event counts among the congregation’s favorites with its fun atmosphere and great food. It’s a great opportunity for members to enjoy live music, great food, games for kids and conversation with friends and neighbors. Be sure to join us for the annual Brick Church Strawberry Festival which takes place on 92nd Street between Madison and Park Avenues. Learn More Summer BBQs The warm weather of summer brings these much-anticipated annual events to The Brick Church community. As part of the church’s summer ministry, barbecues in the Garden offer members fellowship, fun, and of course, delicious food. It’s a chance for the congregation to come together to discuss faith and life, while strengthening friendships and developing new ones. Be sure to join us for a New Member Barbecue in the Garden. Learn More Women's Association “Let each of you look not to your own interests, but to the interests of others.” — Philippians 2:4 The women members of the Brick Church constitute The Women’s Association, founded in 1920, whose mission is to provide services and support to the Church, to encourage fellowship and spiritual growth within the Church and to provide in-reach to members and outreach to those in need in our community. Events include the Fall Fling, Church Fair, Christmas at The Manse, Dinner Dance, Lenten Bible Study, Annual Meeting and Spring Luncheon, Spring Rose Garden Cocktail Party, and Parents’ Morning Out. Learn More Parents' Morning Out Moms, dads, and grandparents with children ages 3 months to 3 years are invited to join other parents, grandparents, and their children for fellowship Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:00 AM in the 3rd Floor Living Room. Learn More Kids on Wheels Join the Brick Church Kids on Wheels! Preschool age children and their parents are invited to join "Kids on Wheels" Saturdays from 1:00 - 3:00 PM in Watson Hall. Bring your scooter or just yourselves to be part of this meaningful time of community, open to all families in the church and school! Learn More Men's Association “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” — Psalms 133:1 The Brick Church Men’s Association unites men in fellowship, discipleship, outreach, and evangelism to uphold the mission of the Brick Presbyterian Church. We seek to meet the needs of the men of Brick Church, cultivate Christian brotherhood, and nurture strong and healthy friendships based on our shared Christian values. We encourage engagement of all men, promoting activities to bring us together in support of our church and service to our community. Events include golf outings, fellowship dinners, breakfast discussions, and barbecues. Learn More Breakfast Discussions The Men's Association at Brick Church sponsors monthly Breakfast Discussions for the entire Brick Church community. Men and women come together once a month for breakfast featuring a guest speaker who moderates a lively and interactive discussion. Topics have ranged from Ukraine to Afghanistan, from the Pentagon Papers to Prisons and Policing, from Comedy to Cybersecurity. Learn More Prayer Shawl Join us for fellowship and service! Knitters, crocheters, fringers, labelsewers, note writers and deliverers welcome! No experience needed. Our hope is that each shawl brings comfort to its wearer in God’s love and peace, now and always. Join us if you would like to knit, crochet, add fringe, sew in labels, write notes, deliver shawls, pray for shawl recipients, or just learn more about this ministry. Beginners welcome. Learn More Pickleball Join the Brick Church Pickleball group in Watson Hall! All levels are welcome, equipment is provided by the Church, and instruction is available. Feel free to drop in or stay the whole two hours to play or observe! Learn More Book Club Discover the joy of reading and connecting with fellow book lovers by joining the Brick Church book club! Engage in thought-provoking discussions, exchange perspectives, and gain new insights as we delve into the pages of compelling novels together. Unleash your imagination, forge new friendships, and deepen your love for literature in the warm and welcoming atmosphere of our book club. Learn More Keep Fit Watson Hall has been the site of Keep Fit classes for more than 40 years. These exercise classes are designed for men and women of all ages that allow one to choose in making these classes challenging or just a nice toning program. Music for the Keep Fit classes consists of anything from Broadway show tunes to Big Band to Rock n’ Roll to Classical. The classes incorporate hand weights and exercise bands, body alignment, stretching, balance and CORE exercises, and dance. Brick Church members and non-members alike are welcome! Learn More

History & Archives The Brick Church in the City of New York has been in continuous operation since 1767, except for the years of the Revolutionary War, when the building was commandeered by the British forces for use as a hospital and later as a brig. The church was an expansion of the flourishing Wall Street Church, which had become so crowded that it was plain a second church was necessary. Its pastors, headed by the Reverend Dr. John Rodgers, and its officers administered both churches. The Brick Church did not become a separate and incorporated entity until 1809. The Brick Church has had three locations in New York City. Its first site was on Beekman Street. This spot is now occupied by Pace University’s downtown campus. The elders deemed a move necessary when it became apparent that most of the members were moving uptown. Two wars, three epidemics and three great fires changed the area from residential to a neighborhood of boarding houses and commercial operations. The church moved to Fifth Avenue and 37th Street in 1858, and remained there until 1940, when, again, in response to the migration of its congregation, it relocated to its third and present site at Park Avenue and 91st Street. Brick Church on Beekman Street Brick Church on Fifth Avenue Brick Church on Park Avenue Senior Ministers of The Brick Church John Rodgers (1767 – 1811) Gardiner Spring (1810 – 1873) James O. Murray (1865 – 1875) Llewelyn D. Bevan (1877 – 1882) Henry van Dyke (1883 – 1900) James H. McIlvaine (1894 – 1896) Maltbie D. Babcock (1900 – 1901) William R. Richards (1902 – 1910) William P. Merrill (1911 – 1938) Paul A. Wolfe (1938 – 1964) J. Reginald Thomas (1965 – 1970) James S. Stewart (1972 – 1977) Herbert B. Anderson (1978 – 2000) Michael L. Lindvall (2002 – 2017) Thomas E. Evans (2020 - Present) Thomas Evans On July 26, 2020, Reverend Dr. Thomas Evans was approved as the 14th Senior Minister of The Brick Presbyterian Church. Before coming to The Brick Church, he served as Senior Pastor and Head of Staff for First Presbyterian Church in Spartanburg, S.C., and prior to that, he served as Executive Presbyter for the Presbytery of Greater Atlanta. Rev. Evans also served in pastoral roles in churches in Idaho (1994), Arkansas (1996), and upstate New York (2000), and as Executive Presbyter in Birmingham, AL (2005). He graduated with a Master of Divinity (1994) and Doctor of Ministry (2003) from Princeton Theological Seminary. Tom is also a graduate of The College of William and Mary (1989) where he earned an B.A. in Mathematics. Michael Lindvall The Reverend Michael L. Lindvall was installed as the 13th Pastor of The Brick Presbyterian Church in the fall of 2002. Reverend Lindvall was raised in small-town Minnesota and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. H e previously served as pastor to congregations in Ann Arbor, Michigan and Northport, Long Island. Rev. Lindvall is also a writer whose essays, book reviews, sermons and fiction appear in a variety of church-related and secular periodicals. He has written two novels, The Good News from North Haven, and Leaving North Haven, both published by Crossroad/Carlisle Books, an imprint of Herder and Herder. A volume of accessible theology entitled The Christian Life: A Geography of God, was recently released by Geneva Press. Henry van Dyke Henry van Dyke deserves our thanks not only for writing the text for "Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee" but for worship innovations that we take for granted today: celebrating Christmas Day as a church holiday, holding a special Good Friday service and adding the congregational Lord’s Prayer to regular worship. He was called in 1883; a time when the church was not in the best of health. The building was not in good repair and membership was low. Young, lively and personable, he reinvigorated the Church. Besides preaching, leading the congregation, editing the Psalter and writing much of the Book of Common Worship, he wrote poetry and stories, the best known of which is The Story of the Other Wise Man. Dr. van Dyke was also a popular speaker and teacher. After leaving the Brick Church to teach and preach at Princeton, he served as a diplomat, posted by fellow Presbyterian President Woodrow Wilson as minister to the Netherlands and Luxembourg just before World War I. Look him up and prepare to be humbled by his extraordinary resume. Gardiner Spring Gardiner Spring, just out of seminary, accepted the call to Brick Church in 1810 after three others had declined. His was an era of uptown expansion of the city, social unrest, religious revivals, the War of 1812 against the British, passionate theological disputes about the nature of human sinfulness, and most profoundly, the issue of slavery. Dr. Spring tackled them all. He moved Brick Church to Fifth Avenue in 1858, instituted the first full choir and acquired our current church bell. He added prayer meetings, adult classes and mission-oriented Sunday Schools largely for the children of non-members, often poor, among many other accomplishments, while trying to remain moderate theologically and politically. But as the slavery issue became increasingly prominent, the time for moderation passed. Today he is best known for the Spring Resolutions of 1861 in support of the Union after the South had seceded. Dr. John Rodgers The church has been blessed with gifted and distinguished pastors. Our first pastor, Dr. Rodgers, regularly corresponded with George Washington, was moderator of the first General Assembly in 1789, and was chaplain to the New York State Legislature. He would deliver a short (60 minute) action sermon on Communion Sundays, and close the street in front of the church during services to eliminate noise. He has been followed by many notable clergy, three of whom were elected moderator of the General Assembly. General George Washington wrote to Dr. Rodgers acknowledging receipt of a printed copy of Divine Goodness Displayed, in the American Revolution “… The Thanksgiving Sermon which you did me the favor to send me I read with much pleasure, & pray you to accept my thanks for, & the favorable mention you have been pleased to make of me therein…” Washington had also attended the service that marked the evacua tion of the British from the City at the end of the war. Click here to read The Divine Goodness sermon . Read The Brick Presbyterian Church in the City of New York: A Fellowship of Kindred Minds Volume One: The Story Unfolds Volume Two: Building Blocks Congregation & Corporation The Brick Presbyterian Church was founded as an offshoot of First Presbyterian Church in 1767. The Corporation was chartered in 1809 and is governed by a twelve-person Board of Trustees elected by the Congregation. A nnual Reports The Brick Church Annual Reports Audited Financial Statements The Brick Church Audited Financial Statements Celebrating 250+ Years Tumultuous Times: Early Presbyterians in New York Brick Church in the American Revolution: Kindred Minds Presbyterian worship in New York City began under the Dutch West India Company, which founded a trading post, New Amsterdam, in 1624. What mattered to the Dutch was trade, and New Amsterdam offered an ideal harbor for their worldwide mercantile empire. The North River, now the Hudson, led them to the riches of the interior. In contrast, Pilgrims from England had arrived in the New World in 1620, seeking religious freedom History & Archives Peter H. Brown More Kindred Minds: George Washington, Samuel Osgood and The Brick Church When New York City became the first capital of the United States in 1789 the newly elected president needed a house for his family while residing here. A stalwart of the Brick Presbyterian Church happened to be living in a very stately mansion at 1-3 Cherry Street, and he offered it to President Washington. The church member (later Clerk of Session, President of the Board of Trustees and Elder) Samuel Osgood (1747-1813), was originally from Massachusetts, had previously studi History & Archives Margaret Van Cott The Missing Records of 1937 and What They Revealed The Brick Presbyterian Church keeps bound records of Orders of Worship, financial statements, and important documents dating back to 1885... History & Archives Lucy Thorpe 1 2 3 4 5

Membership Register Here Christians believe that God created us for life together and that the Christian life is most faithfully and joyfully lived in the community of faith that is the church. This community sustains, nourishes and challenges us to greater and steadier faithfulness to Jesus Christ. To be a Christian is, for most of us, to be part of a community of Christians. If you wish to explore membership, you are cordially invited to attend one of our series of three New Member Meetings. You are welcome to participate in all our worship, fellowship, and educational activities prior to joining the church. Church services such as baptism, marriage, funerals or votes of the congregation require church membership. 1/6 Brick Church 2025 - 2026 New Member Classes New Member Class Series #1 Sunday, September 28, 2025 | Class #1 | 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday, October 5, 2025 | Class #2 + Tour | 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday, October 26, 2025 | Class #3 + Introduction | 9:30 - 12:30 PM New Member Class Series #2 Sunday, February 1, 2026 | Class #1 | 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday, February 8, 2026 | Class #2 + Tour | 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday, February 22, 2026 | Class #3 + Introduction | 9:30 - 12:30 PM New Member Class Series #3 Sunday, April 26, 2026 | Class #1 | 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday, May 3, 2026 | Class #2 + Tour | 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday, May 17, 2026 | Class #3 + Introduction | 9:30 - 12:30 PM Reach out to Meagan Hooper (mhooper@brickchurch.org ) with any questions!

Women's Association “Let each of you look not to your own interests, but to the interests of others.” — Philippians 2:4 Through fundraising events organized by The Brick Church Wome n's Association we're able to provide grants to eight outreach partners, and offer scholarships to Brick Church members’ children and children of the sexton staff . Thank you so much for your continued support of our mission and ministry . Annual Cocktail Benefit & Silent Auction Fri, Apr 17 The Union Club More info Learn more WA Spring Boutique Wed, May 13 Carnegie Room More info Learn more WA Annual Meeting & Spring Luncheon Wed, May 13 Third Floor Living Room More info Learn more Load More Fall Fling Join us at the Fall Fling for a terrific evening of cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and fellowship with fellow members! Learn More Brick Church Fair A major activity of the Women’s Association is the organization and execution of the annual Brick Church Fair. This fundraiser enables the Women’s Association to pursue an ambitious program of member and community support through benevolence, volunteer, and scholarship programs and to support fellowship events and worship-support services within the church. There are 50 members who serve on the Women’s Association Board. The Brick Church Fair is a two-day event in November. Learn More Dinner Dance & Silent Auction Join The Brick Church Women's Association for an evening of dinner, dancing, and giving. Attire is black tie for this formal dinner and includes a cocktail hour, sit-down dinner, dancing, and opportunity to hear from our outreach partners. The event is organized by the Dinner Dance and Silent Auction committee. Learn More Annual Luncheon and Meeting All are welcome to attend the Women’s Association’s Annual Meeting in the Sanctuary and Luncheon in the Garden. The luncheon is organized by the Fellowship and Events committee. Learn More Parents' Morning Out Moms, dads, and grandparents with children ages 3 months to 3 years are invited to join other parents, grandparents, and their children for fellowship Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:00 AM in the 3rd Floor Living Room. Learn More

Sacraments In the Presbyterian tradition, the sacraments of baptism and communion are typically celebrated as part of Sunday morning worship. Weddings, funerals, and memorial services are usually scheduled at times other than Sunday morning. All of these events are services of worship in which praise is directed toward God, God's word is proclaimed, and God is approached in prayer. For historical inquiries about archival records, such as old marriage or funeral records, please visit the Presbyterian Historical Society. 1/4 Baptism Baptism is one of two sacraments, or “sacred acts” that Jesus commanded his followers to observe, the other being the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Baptism is the act of initiation into the Christian faith and into the Christian Church. In the Presbyterian tradition, both children and adults may be baptized, though most Presbyterian parents choose to have their children baptized as infants. Register Marriage Marriage in the Christian tradition is a lifelong covenant made in the presence of God and into which God is invited. A wedding is a service of worship in the context of which two persons enter into the covenant of marriage. At The Brick Presbyterian Church, all weddings are Christian in their theological orientation, implying that at least one member of the couple be a confessing Christian. The basic format of the wedding service is drawn from one of the several liturgical resources of the Presbyterian Church (USA), usually the Book of Common Worship. Weddings at The Brick Church are available to members. Learn more about membership here . Request Here Funerals & Memorials Funerals and memorial services are services of worship conducted in witness to the resurrection and in celebration and remembrance of a life that has ended. Such services usually include praise and thanksgiving to God for the gift of a life, affirmation of our trust in God’s gift of life eternal in Jesus Christ, words of comfort to those who mourn, and the remembering of the life that has ended. Learn more about The Brick Church Columbarium here. Request Here Sunday Sanctuary Flowers If you would like to sponsor the flowers in our sanctuary one week in loving memory of (or in celebration of) a loved one, please make a donation below. Use the form to provide us with the wording for your dedication as it will appear in the worship bulletin (example: “In loving memory of… by…” or “In celebration of… by…”). Thank you for considering helping to adorn our sanctuary to the glory of God. Submit Here

Our Instruments Sanctuary Org an From May through August 2005, a new pipe organ was installed and voiced in the sanctuary by Casavant Frères of St.-Hyacinthe, Québec. This instrument of four manuals and 118 ranks, with 6,288 pipes, is designed to reproduce faithfully the rich, vibrant, and thrilling sounds of 19th-century French organs, especially those of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll. The sanctuary organ is the gift of an anonymous donor in honor of former Senior Minister Dr. Herbert B. Anderson and his wife, Mary Lou S. Anderson. To view the complete specification, click here . Chapel Organ In November 1994, Guilbault-Thérien of St-Hyacinthe, Québec, was commissioned to build a new organ for our chapel of two manuals, 19 stops, and 26 ranks. By May 1996, the organ had been completely assembled, voiced and tuned in the chapel. The organ’s design was influenced by small French organs of the 19th century, especially the “orgues de choeur” whose purpose was to accompany choral singing. To view the complete specification, click here . 1/4

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Seminarian Chris Smalley 2025-2026 Seminarian Intern Chris Smalley is a seminarian intern at Brick Presbyterian Church for the 2025-2026 year. Prior to discerning a call to ministry, Chirs spent 15 years in consulting and finance. He has a MBA from the University of Michigan and BA in Economics from Adelphi University. Chris is excited to channel God's grace and love in the New York City community, learning from Brick Church's ordained ministers, lay staff and congregation during his placement year. Raised on Long Island, Chris was introduced to Brick Church at the annual tree lighting in 2013 and became a member earlier this year. In his free time, Chris pursues his passion for the outdoors, deriving inspiration in the splendor of God's creation, hiking national parks across the United States with his dog Captain.

Ministry of Music Sacred music proclaims the Word of God and gives us glimpses of God’s beauty. The voices of the Chancel Choir lead us each Sunday in prayer and praise, and our Worship & Arts serie s presents special musical events throughout the season. Music at Brick is led by Minister of Music Raymond Nagem . Our congregation loves to sing, and we lift our voices in worship to sing what we believe. The words and music of our hymns, drawn from the early days of the Church all the way to the 21st century, bind us together as a community and teach the central ideas of our faith. To learn more about A Legacy of Sacred Songs, a collection of Brick Church’s favorite hymns, click here . Cantata Sunday - Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms Sun, Mar 08 The Sanctuary More info Learn more Tenet Vocal Artists: TENEBRAE Fri, Mar 13 The Chapel More info Learn more Tenet Vocal Artists: TENEBRAE Fri, Mar 27 The Chapel More info Learn more Load More Chancel Choir The professional singers of the Chancel Choir include some of New York City’s finest choral musicians, who are also extraordinary soloists in their own right. The choir sings each week during Sunday worship, as well as at special services for Christmas, Holy Week, and Easter. The Chancel Choir also includes volunteer choristers with excellent sight-reading and musicianship skills. To arrange an audition, contact Raymond Nagem . Listen Here Youth Choir Brick Church offers children exceptional opportunities to lead worship through music. Led by Liz Richter , the Youth Choirs learn a wide variety of music, grow in faith, and develop vocal skills for a lifetime of joyful music making. The choirs rehearse on Wednesday afternoons, and sing regularly on Sundays, as well as at signature events such as the Park Avenue Tree Lighting. Register Worship & Arts Brick Church opens its doors and welcomes all to experience the joyous, uplifting power of the performing arts. Music, dance, and drama can comfort, inspire, challenge, and bring us closer to the divine, showing us God’s glory reflected in all beautiful things. In addition to incorporating music and the arts into our regular worship services, we host multiple special events throughout the year. Click below for this season's flyer. Learn More Our Instruments Brick Church has two world-class pipe organs: the Sanctuary organ built by Casavant Frères (2005) and the Chapel organ built by Guilbault-Thérien (1996). Also in the Sanctuary is a fully restored 1898 Steinway “C” grand piano. Learn More Dr. Raymond Nagem Minister of Music and Organist rnagem@brickchurch.org Liz Richter Director of Children’s Music Ministries lrichter@brickchurch.org Melissa Brassard Wilson Family Sacred Music Intern Learn More