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Cabaret Calls Nov. 15, When Chelsea Community Church Celebrates the Legacy of Jerry Scott

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Chelsea Community Church Presents A PIANO BAR CELEBRATION …honoring Piano Bar legend Jerry Scott Free & Open to the Public Sunday, November 15, 1pm at St. Peter’s Chelsea (346 W. 20th St. btw. 8th & 9th Aves.) For more info, click here BY SCOTT STIFFLER | Drawing its strength from the diverse backgrounds and traditions of its congregants, Chelsea Community Church has been a beacon for people of all faiths—and of uncertain faith—since its founding in 1975. The lay-led, non-denominal Christian congregation meets on Sundays at 1pm, at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Chelsea. Familiarly known as St. Peter’s Chelsea, the 1838-consecrated church (whose iconic bell tower was installed in 1888) sits on land donated by Clement Clarke Moore. His 1823-penned poem A Visit From St. Nicholas is known for, among other things, popularizing the notion of Santa’s jolly demeanor and giving his eight reindeer the names we’ve come to know them by.

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