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About The Park Church Co-op

The Park Church Co-op, located at 129 Russell Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, has a rich history as a Lutheran ministry focused on neighbor love. While the building has undergone changes in recent years, this page provides a comprehensive overview of the venue’s capacities, spaces, and practical details to help you plan weddings, performances, yoga, community programming, or arts events with confidence.

We’ve gathered key information on seating arrangements, space configurations, transit access, parking, and nearby hotels and dining options to make booking simple and straightforward.

Note: The Park Church Co-op was sold in 2024 and reported to be undergoing condo conversion. For current event planning, verify space availability and access with our team. We’ve included affiliate hotel and dining partners to help you secure convenient accommodations and meals for guests. If you’re seeking a venue with a historic sanctuary vibe in Brooklyn, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted recommendations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 129 Russell Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222 (Greenpoint, by McGolrick Park).
  • Venue type and history: Former English Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Messiah, renamed The Park Church Co-op in 2014; described as a Lutheran ministry focused on radical neighbor love.
  • Capacity and spaces: Sanctuary up to 300 people; Main Fellowship Hall up to 150 people; spaces include a kitchen and a dining hall. (Space Specs: Sanctuary 300 capacity; Main Fellowship Hall 150 capacity; kitchen and related space.)
  • Seating/layout details: Sanctuary with grand piano; Main Fellowship Hall configured with 10 circular tables (6–8 per table) and 10 rectangular tables plus 100 folding chairs. (Space Specs)
  • Transit: Nearest subway stop is the G line at Nassau Ave. (Time Out/Time Out-affiliated listings).
  • Nearby hotels: Several Brooklyn/Greenpoint options nearby, e.g., The William Vale, Wythe Hotel, Box House Hotel, Franklin Guesthouse, Henry Norman Hotel, Anthem, etc. (Hotel listings for Greenpoint/Williamsburg area).
  • Notable events hosted historically: Weddings (sanctuary space up to 300; weddings advertised on the venue site), music performances, yoga, community programming and arts events. (Weddings page; Greenpointers/Time Out coverage).
  • Current status (demolished/renamed): Sold in 2024 to developers; plans and reports indicate condo conversion with renovation/alteration; by 2025 several outlets reported the building was being converted into luxury condos rather than a functioning church space.