New York Fellowship

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FOUNDERS

Rev. William John (B.J.) Weber
& Sheila Weber

Reverend William John (B.J.) Weber provides private pastoral care to leaders in New York City and around the nation, and helps launch men's fellowship opportunities, as well as initiates projects to care for the poor.

Sheila Weber (Co-Founder) has been a spokesperson on more than 500 radio and TV shows.  She also serves as Executive Vice President of the NY Fellowship and supervises the New York Fellowship House, a 4-story brownstone in midtown Manhattan, which serves as a gathering place for hosting, dinners, salon evenings, and study groups.

HISTORY

The New York Fellowship

The New York Fellowship began with a group of businessmen meeting together for mutual spiritual encouragement. It was incorporated in 1984, adding a full time Executive Director, B.J. Weber, in response to executives who wanted to create a more visible Biblical presence in the Wall Street area.


Works of service have included outreach to at-risk inner city youth, a Kids to Camp scholarship program, feeding and housing services for the homeless, a marriage seminar series, a crisis pregnancy service, and the founding of a clinic and orphanage in Cochabamba, Bolivia.

HOW TO HELP

Your support is greatly appreciated.

The New York Fellowship is an endeavor among people who share a vision for availability, spiritual direction, mentoring, and service. We are dependent upon contributions from individuals who care about our work in one of the world's most strategic cities of the world.


The New York Fellowship is a registered 501(c)3. An annual auditor's review and financial statement are available upon request. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law, and will be receipted.