Faith In Brooklyn for January 22
Liberty Church-Brooklyn Holds Inaugural Service at UA Cinemas
A new church community was launched in Brooklyn last weekend—in a building currently used by a popular movie theater.
Liberty Church began weekly services on Sunday, Jan. 19 at the United Artists Cinema at 106 Court Street, thus realizing a major part of its vision to “impact 10 communities in 10 years.” The target date is 2020, as Liberty Church was founded, in New York City, four years ago, in 2010.
Lead Pastors Paul and Andi Andrew, a married couple, moved from Sydney, Australia, in 2010 to plant Liberty Church in New York City, “with a God-inspired dream to establish a Community, a Catalyst and a Cause, influencing a city that influences the world,” according to the church’s website. The first NYC-based services were begun in Tribeca in 2011; later that year a second Liberty Church community was established at Union Square. The Pastors Andrew also have built ministries in Zimbabwe and London.