You can belong here.
We are a church family in the heart of Fort Greene. We worship Jesus, grow in faith, care for one another, and serve our Brooklyn neighbors. Whether you are new to church or looking for a community to call home, there is room for you.
Get to know us
Discover the people, faith, and community that make Hanson Place feel like home.
About our church →Rooted in Brooklyn
Our story began with believers who made room for a growing community. Explore the history that shaped us.
Our history →Faith in action
See the purpose behind our worship, teaching, fellowship, and service in Fort Greene and beyond.
Our mission →Meet the people who serve
Get to know our pastoral team and church leaders.
Remembering our church family
Honor the lives and faith of those who have shaped Hanson Place.
We would love to meet you.
Join us for Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, or tell us what you are looking for and we will help you take the next step.
About Seventh-day Adventists
Seventh-day Adventists are Christians shaped by the Bible and centered on Jesus. Our name reflects two convictions: the seventh-day Sabbath is a gift of rest and worship, and Jesus Christ will return. These beliefs lead us to love God, care for people, and live with hope.
God and Scripture
We believe in one God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Bible tells the story of God’s love and guides our faith and life.
Humanity
God created every person in His image, with dignity and freedom. Though sin has wounded our world, God continues to seek and restore us.
Salvation in Jesus
Through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, God offers forgiveness and new life. We receive salvation by grace through faith, and the Holy Spirit helps us grow.
Life together
The church is a family of believers called to worship, learn, pray, share the Lord’s Supper, and serve our neighbors.
The Sabbath and daily life
From Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, we set aside the seventh day for rest, worship, and service. We seek to honor God in how we care for our bodies, relationships, resources, and community.
Hope and restoration
We look forward to Christ’s return, the resurrection, and God’s promise of a renewed earth. That future hope shapes how we live today.