Micah Institute

Join us on Sunday December 29th at 2 pm, as we celebrate the ministry of The Rev. Séamus Campbell, Pastor, Madison Square Park Congregation of Ecclesia Ministries of New York. Micah founder Rev. Clyde Kuemmerle will be there, as well as Rev. Debbie Little, the minister who came up with the idea for Ecclesia Ministries with the launch of the Common Cathedral in Boston.

Rev. Dr. Peter Heltzel, co-founder of the Micah Institute, enjoyed "Is this America?" a powerful new opera celebrating the life and legacy of Fannie Lou Hamer, a civil rights activist from Mississippi who calls us to stand up for justice, to vote, and to get out the vote!

We are troubled that Harvard University has witnessed a drop in Black student enrollment to 14% from 18% last year. The US Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action is detrimental to diversity & demands creative outreach & generous scholarships for African Americans.

From the Micah Interfaith Coalition to our Muslim sisters and brothers, may this Ramadan strengthen your taqwa for these most challenging times.

“It is no longer a choice, my friends, between violence and nonviolence. It is either nonviolence or nonexistence.” – Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution, March 31, 1968.

We are grateful for the prophetic pastoral ministry of Rev Dr Stephen Bauman who has faithfully served Christ Church, NYC since 1987, building a better New York City.

As you move on to a new season of ministry, we pray that God will give you grace, strength & abiding peace.

Let’s start the new year with a heart to follow the poor in the faith-rooted movement to fight fiercely for a more just, equitable and sustainable world!

This , we recommit ourselves to supporting workers rights.

Growing out of the Living Wage NYC campaign, the Micah Institute fights for a world where everyone makes a Living Wage with enough money for an affordable home where they can love and be loved.

As we continue to grieve the victims of the Texas school shooting in , wanted to let you know about this March TONIGHT!

Gather at 5:30 PM at PS 212 at 328 West 48th Street in to honor the lives of the 18 children and 2 adults murdered in the .

If the Robb Elementary School Shooting in Texas has got you down, consider joining our colleagues in Faith in New York who are hosting an interfaith prayer vigil TONIGHT at 7 pm through ZOOM.

We pray comfort and consolation for the families of the 18 students and 1 teacher who were killed in an elementary school in Texas today. Please call your elected officials to enact legislation requiring background checks for those buying guns and to stop selling assault weapons. 5calls.org is the easiest and most effective way to connect with your congressperson and make a transformational political impact.

Our heartfelt prayers go out to the folks who were shot or injured in the Brooklyn Subway shooting.

May God bring them and their families comfort, peace and strength.

At least 16 shot or hurt in NYC by man wearing gas mask, construction vest Police say a lone gunman in a reflective vest and possibly a gas mask threw smoke bombs on a subway car in Brooklyn and began shooting Tuesday morning.