Calendar of Events
Since at least the fourth century in Rome, Christians have celebrated the incarnation and nativity of Jesus Christ on Dec. 25. There is more than one theory about the origin of this festival day. Some have suggested that it was established to replace the Roman feast of Natalis Solis Invicti (the “birthday of the unconquered sun”). Others […]
Feed the People will be volunteering to feed the homeless and cooking meals for the homeless in our kitchen.
Feed the People will be volunteering to feed the homeless and cooking meals for the homeless in our kitchen.
Join us for our Sunday Worship Service in The Sanctuary of the Ridgewood Presbyterian Church every Sunday at 10:30AM. All are welcome.
Ridgewood Older Adult Center is committed to providing opportunities for self-realization, fulfillment and independence. We invite seniors aged 60 years and older to come join our wonderful center, take part […]
Hello Choir is a community choir that has one simple goal: getting together to sing to experience the joy of singing… together!
Ridgewood Older Adult Center is committed to providing opportunities for self-realization, fulfillment and independence. We invite seniors aged 60 years and older to come join our wonderful center, take part […]
The recovery journey is made stronger through AA Meetings where individuals come together seeking support, understanding, and connection. In a confidential and nonjudgmental setting, participants share their experiences, gain encouragement, and build resilience at every step. This is a closed meeting. Closed meetings are for AA members only, or for those who have a drinking […]
The celebration of the new year is an occasion to express hope. New Year’s rituals create hope by taking stock before looking ahead. Before the resolutions get made and the lucky foods are eaten, we look back and assess the bounty of the year. Excerpt taken from the Presbyterian Church USA website.
Ridgewood Older Adult Center is committed to providing opportunities for self-realization, fulfillment and independence. We invite seniors aged 60 years and older to come join our wonderful center, take part […]
The recovery journey is made stronger through AA Meetings where individuals come together seeking support, understanding, and connection. In a confidential and nonjudgmental setting, participants share their experiences, gain encouragement, and build resilience at every step. This meeting is for beginners.
The celebration of the new year is an occasion to express hope. New Year’s rituals create hope by taking stock before looking ahead. Before the resolutions get made and the lucky foods are eaten, we look back and assess the bounty of the year. Excerpt taken from the Presbyterian Church USA website.
