the time of its construction. The church's offices and a small assembly hall now occupy a condominium suite in one corner of the new building, adjacent to the main church, at 239 Thompson Street. From 1990 to 2006, the church building was repainted, reroofed; the stained glass windows were cleaned and reinstalled by Cummings Studio; an elevator was installed to make the building accessible and air conditioning was added. These projects exhausted all the proceeds from the sale of the back lots, plus approximately $1 million additional (equivalent to million in ), raised from contributions of arts patrons and the congregation. Ministers and staff Rev. Edward Judson (minister, 1890–1914) Rev. A. Ray Petty (minister, 1915–1926) Rev. Laurence T. Hosie (minister, 1926–1937) Rev. Renato Giacomelli Alden ( minister to Italian-speaking congregation, 1937–1946; sole minister after Hosie's departure) Rev. Elbert R. Tingley (City Society's appointed executive director for Judson, 1946–1948) Rev. Dean Wright (Director, Judson House Student Program, 1948–1952) Rev. Robert Spike (minister, 1949–1955) Verne E Henderson, Director of Community Service during Spike's ministry (1952–1955) Bernard (Bud) Scott (seminary intern under Spike; associate minister under Moody, 1957–1960), serving as missionary to the surrounding artistic community Rev. Howard Moody (minister, 1956–1992) Rev. Al Carmines (associate minister, 1961–1981) Arthur A. Levin (Director of The Center for Medical Consumers, since 1976; also, administration for many church-related projects since 1966, including the Judson Teenage Arts Workshop, Judson mobile health project, and Judson Runaway House) Arlene Carmen ("administrix" 1967–1994; "administrix" over those years encompassed first being Moody's secretary, then Church Administrator, and finally, in the mid-1980s, Program Associate was added to the Administrator title) Roland Wiggins (sexton, mid-1970s-2016) Rev. Dr. Lee Hancock (associate minister, 1981–1985) Rev. Dr. Bill Malcomson (interim minister, 1992–1994) Andrew Frantz (Sunday School Director, since 1993) Rev. Peter Laarman (minister, 1994–2004) Ryan Gillam (Special Program Associate for theatre, 1994–1996) Aziza (Special Program Associate, 1993–2002) (producer for Licks 'n Licks, Single Mothers' Workshop, Dance of African Descent Downtown) Rev. Louise Green (associate minister, 1996–1998) Rev. Karen Senecal (associate minister; sole minister after Laarman, 2000–2005) Rev. Dr. Donna Schaper (senior minister, since January 2006) Rev. Michael Ellick (assistant minister, 2008–2014) Paul Russell (communications director, since 2011) Rev. Micah Bucey (minister, since 2011) Rev. Valerie Holly (minister, since 2020) Rev. Julie Johnson Staples (transition minister, 2021-2023) See also List of New York City Landmarks References Notes Further reading Carmen, Arlene and Moody, Howard. Abortion Counseling and Social