Welcome!
- Location
- New York, NY 40.72-73.99 10002US
- Meetups
- 10 so far
- Members
- 166 'Bus riders
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- December 29, 2006
Ever wonder what it's like to hear a khutba in a mosque? Celebrate shabbat in a synagogue? See Pentecostals speak in tongues?
This group explores the religious landscape of New York. Every month we go to a different religious service in the city - Christian, Muslim, pagan, Hindu, New Age - and briefly meet to discuss the experience.
It's a great opportunity for those who are exploring spirituality. It's also a window into how faith happens in New York. Both pilgrims and tourists are welcome!
Group led by a non-sectarian religion journalist.
Past Meetups
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1 attended
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2 attended
What's new?
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Nov 19
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New member
“Religious thought, and personal spiritual experiences are extremely interesting to me.”
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Nov 9
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New member
“I've fallen a bit out of step with religion, but I feel it would be worthwhile for me to experience spirituality from different perspectives and to discuss them with members and observers. Can't wait!”
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Oct 29
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New member
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Oct 14
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New member“I'm a teacher interested in opening my students to many different walks of faith and life.”
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Oct 12
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New member
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New member
“I was always interested in first hand encounter with people having different approach to life than mine own, but rarely had a chance to do it.”
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Oct 5
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Sep 28
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Sep 23
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Sep 13
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New member“This sounds like fun and interesting. I majored in Comparative Religion and used to teach World Religions and Ethics at an independent high school. In terms of personal belief, I'm still exploring and am excited to meet like-minded people.”
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Sep 1
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New member
“I love to learn more about different religions!”
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What members are saying
“ This club is a great idea. It empowers people to experience more of what the world has to offer and in comfort. ...
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“ Because it gives us a chance to look at new ideas and review pre-conceived notions. ”
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