Grace Church in New York

Grace Church is a growing and inclusive Episcopal community in Greenwich Village that has served its members, neighbors, and visitors through a variety of ministries and programs since 1846. We enjoy an especially close relationship with this neighborhood south of Union Square, and over time, our membership has come to represent a diversity of faith backgrounds. The doors of our magnificent church are open every day, and we strive to serve the people who come inside regardless of who they may be. All are welcome.  

Grace Church is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of New York (www.dioceseny.org), a member of the Episcopal Church (www.episcopalchurch.org), which belongs to the worldwide fellowship of national churches called the Anglican Communion. 

Grace Church located at Broadway and 10th Street in New York City is recognized as an architectural masterpiece. The church and surrounding buildings represent three historic distinctions: 1) New York City Landmark (1966, 1977); 2) National Register of Historic Places (1974); and 3) National Historic Landmark (1977).

Culture and Community

Grace Church strives to create an environment in which all employees are valued. We have a zero-tolerance policy with respect to unlawful employee harassment and discrimination.

It is Grace Church’s policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment. No qualified applicant or employee of Grace Church shall be discriminated against on the basis of, or regard to, age, race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, national origin, disability, veteran or military status, or any other protected characteristic or status under applicable state or federal law.