Faith & Work 101
2025-10-20 19:00 - 2025-11-17 21:00 (America/New_York) | Redeemer East Side (150 E 91st St), 150 E 91st St, New York, New York
“What do you do?” You’ve almost certainly been asked this question very recently. Or perhaps you’ve asked someone else. There is something about work that is inextricably connected to our sense of self and even self worth. But why is that? Is that a good thing? Why, if we (New Yorkers especially) define ourselves by the work we do am I so frustrated with my work?

This introductory 5-week cross-vocational course is designed to help you take an in-depth look at what scripture says about your work. We will focus on tracing the story of the Bible to gain insight into God’s intention for our work, weaving together weekly teachings, spiritual practices, daily devotionals, and group discussions. If you have ever wondered whether or not your work matters, or if God even cares about what you do, this class is for you.

Our Fall edition of Faith & Work 101 will take place on Monday nights from 7 to 9 pm starting October 20, 2025. In addition to our weekly sessions, you’ll receive readings and devotionals to complete during the week. We will meet in person, at Redeemer East Side (150 E 91st St) to discuss the topic for the week, and explore together how we might view our work as part of God’s plan for renewal.

Registration is required, and the registration fee is $75 for Redeemer members and $100 for neighboring churches.

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Vocation Lab
2026-02-11 19:00 - 2026-03-11 21:00 | Redeemer East Side (150 E 91st St), 150 E 91st St, New York, New York
The Center for Faith & Work invites you to join Vocation Lab, an interactive 5-week course designed to help you discern God’s will for your calling. If you’ve ever found yourself asking, “What does God want me to do with my gifts, opportunities, and season of life?” this course is for you.

Whether you’re at a crossroads, feeling uncertain about your next steps, or simply seeking clarity in how your work fits into God’s purposes, Vocation Lab will guide you through a process of prayerful reflection and faithful experimentation. Through guided exercises, conversations, and helpful frameworks, you’ll learn to listen for God’s leading and take confident steps toward the work He is calling you to do—for His glory and the good of the city.

Why Join the Vocation Lab?

Gain a holistic and biblical understanding of vocation & calling.

Gain clarity on how God has uniquely designed and equipped you.

Learn practical tools to discern and make wise vocational decisions.

Develop a deeper trust in God’s guidance throughout your vocational journey.

Achieve a greater sense of peace in God’s leading, alleviating anxiety and worry.

Who Should Join?

The Vocation Lab is for anyone seeking to align their work and life with God’s purpose. Whether you are:

At a career crossroads: Feeling stuck or unsure about which path to take next.

Looking for direction: Wanting to understand how your talents and passions fit into God’s plan.

Seeking clarity: Needing insight into your unique design and calling.

Desiring purpose: Longing to find meaning and fulfillment in your work.

Facing transition: Navigating significant changes in your professional or personal life.

5-Week Vocation Lab Overview:

Week 1: DEFINE – Understanding Your Place in God’s StoryDefine your unique place within the grand narrative of God’s story. This session helps you look up and see the bigger picture.

Week 2: DISCOVER – Understanding Who I Am in the Story of My LifeDiscover a deeper awareness of how God uniquely designed you. You’ll learn to gather the pivotal pieces of solving the puzzle of your calling.

Week 3: DREAM – Imagining the Next Chapters of Your StoryDream about the future by setting long-term, intermediate, and short-term goals. This session helps you look ahead and map out the next steps in your journey.

Week 4: DECIDE – Discerning Your Next Vocational Steps with WisdomLearn to make confident decisions about your next steps, free from anxiety and doubt.

Week 5: DO – Practical Steps to Get You Started without PressureImplement practical steps to start your journey without feeling pressured, ensuring sustainable progress.

An additional 6-10 hours for homework, research, and interviews will be required throughout the program. All sessions will be held at Redeemer East Side (150 E 91st St).

Scholarships are available for those who would benefit from financial assistance. To inquire, please contact cfw@redeemer.com.

Join us in the Vocation Lab and discover how to align your work and life with God’s purpose, gaining clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of direction.

This course runs 5 Wednesdays: February 11 through March 11, 2026.

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Discover Gotham: Info Night & Social
2026-04-16 18:30 - 21:00 | Redeemer East Side (150 E 91st St), 150 E 91st St, New York, New York
Curious about how to integrate your faith and work in New York City?

Gotham Fellowship is a nine-month formation program that helps Christians build a framework for recognizing Christ at work in every part of their week, not just Sunday.

This evening includes:

Pizza and Wine!

An overview of the Gotham Fellowship program structure and what to expect

Stories from alumni about their experience and transformation

Time to connect with current fellows and program graduates

Light refreshments and informal conversation

Q&A to help you discern if Gotham is right for your season

Whether you’re exploring what Gotham might offer or ready to apply, this is a great opportunity to learn more in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

Are you ready to apply to the Gotham Fellowship? Fill out an application today!

Applications for the 2026-27 cohort are due April 30, 2026.Questions? Contact us at gotham@redeemer.com.

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Ghost in the Machine: A Film Screening and Conversation Around AI
2026-08-01 18:00 - 21:30 | W83 Ministry Center, 150 W 83rd Street, New York, NY, 10011, United States
Ghost in the Machine: Film Screening & Conversation

Join CFW for a screening of Ghost in the Machine, a documentary exploring the history, promises, and challenges of artificial intelligence. Following the film, we’ll host a conversation about how these technologies are shaping our work, relationships, creativity, and common life—and how Christians can thoughtfully engage the opportunities and questions AI presents. Whether you’re enthusiastic, skeptical, or simply curious, we invite you to join the discussion.

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Vocation Groups 2026-2027
2026-09-22 00:00 - 2027-04-30 23:59

Redeemer/CFW AI Conference
2027-01-29 19:00 - 2027-01-30 17:00 | W83 Ministry Center, 150 W 83rd Street, New York, NY, 10011, United States
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we work, learn, create, communicate, and imagine the future. But beneath the practical questions are deeper human questions: What does it mean to be human? What is work for? How is technology forming us? What does love of neighbor require? And where do we find hope?

The Redeeming AI Conference is a Redeemer Network-wide gathering hosted by the Center for Faith & Work to help Christians think Christianly about AI and respond with theological clarity, moral discernment, and gospel hope.

This conference will create space to explore the larger story AI is telling about what it means to be human, what counts as intelligence, what work is for, how technology forms our desires and habits, and what love of neighbor requires in an AI-shaped world. Rather than responding with fear, hype, or passive adoption, we will seek to recover a distinctly Christian vision of human life rooted in creation, fall, redemption, and restoration.

Through mainstage talks, breakout sessions, vocational lunches, guided reflection, and opportunities for continued learning, participants will be invited to consider not only what AI can do, but what it forms, what it costs, who it affects, and how Christians can participate faithfully in this cultural moment.

The conference is designed for Christians seeking wisdom, practitioners working in or near AI, church and ministry leaders, parents, educators, professionals, artists, students, and anyone curious about the deeper questions AI raises. It will also be a space for seekers and skeptics who are asking what AI reveals about humanity, meaning, work, relationships, and the future.

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