Saint Peter’s Church building is undergoing a complex skylight replacement, with several related projects. It is also undergoing remediation following the January 4 City water main break that destroyed much of the building.
Read MoreFlood updates at three months.
Read MoreNow that we are in the "evaluation stage" of mitigation, the rhythm of this process is naturally slowing down.
Read MoreThis week seems substantially different than prior weeks: remediation is moving from "walls” to what's "behind the walls."
Read MoreThis week seems substantially different than prior weeks: remediation is moving from "walls” to what's "behind the walls."
Read MoreAs daily I've watched remediation unfold this week, I've been struck by the care being extended in this work for the building.
Read MoreAs daily I've watched remediation unfold this week, I've been struck by the care being extended in this work for the building.
Read MoreProper care of our instruments is rooted in the centrality of the arts to the mission of Saint Peter’s. Last week we noted that the organ was being evaluated.
Read MoreAs daily I've watched remediation unfold this week, I've been struck by the care being extended in this work for the building. And, for however extensive the damage, this care gives me much hope for the future of our mission and ministry. We will rebuild and continue to serve the City.
Read MoreWe are now 10 days post-flood and we are nearly complete with phase 1. We’ve completed the initial clean-up effort, getting the standing water out and shoveling the mud out of the building.
Read MoreI regret to inform you of a significant water main break that has affected Saint Peter's Church. A city water main located under the plaza shared by Saint Peter's, the Citigroup Center, and the subway entrance at the corner of 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue broke over the weekend, causing significant flooding in the sanctuary and basement level rooms of our church. Nevelson Chapel and street level church offices have not been affected by this event.
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