Upcoming Events

Running from 2/18- 5/26 of 2024 we are aiming to supply the

food banks of our area with a great supply of food donations.

In support of our 200th anniversary we hope to get

200 of all suggested food items. 

Anyone is free to donate using the box outside of our building any day and time!

Our next step in our journey with the Bible is to read through the entire text in one year, using the popular book, The Year of the Bible, by James E. Davison.  This comprehensive Bible-reading program for individuals and group study offers a sweeping introduction to biblical themes and concepts, complete with a detailed reading schedule for every day of one year.  Through this daily practice, we will come to a better understanding of Scripture and a greater sense of community within the church. Newcomers to Scripture and longtime Bible readers alike will find their faith enhanced and feel a sense of accomplishment from reading the Bible in its entirety.

Then, approximately once a month, I will offer a gathering space over coffee for conversation and contemplation about the readings we have done individually, to hold one another accountable, and to share the richness that we are discovering.

I look forward to this journey! Let me know if you want to join me!
~Pastor Kyle

Brooks BBQ

Join us on June 5 from 3-6pm or when sold out!

Drive Thru only!

We will have the usual chicken half, potato, slaw, and roll!

Enjoy some tasty food and the proceeds will go toward HUPC’s mission!

Open to all!

A CONVERSATION ABOUT PEACEBUILDING IN THE HOLY LAND
Monday April 15, 6:30 p.m. at the First Church in Albany, 110 N. Pearl Street, Albany and Tuesday April 16, 7:00 p.m. at the First Reformed Church in Schenectady, 8 North Church Street.

You are invited to join Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) in a conversation about peacebuilding and advocacy related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Speakers include the Rev. Dr. Mae Cannon, executive director of Churches for Middle East Peace, and Tamar Haddad, the Coordinator at Churches for Middle East Peace’s women empowerment program: And Still We Rise (ASWR). Dr. Cannon is the author of several publications about the conflict including A Land Full of God: Christian Perspectives toward the Holy Land (Cascade, 2017). Tamar Haddad is based in Jerusalem and previously served as the Project Manager for Gender Justice at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land (ELCJHL). This year presentations will give particular attention to theevents that have unfolded in the Holy Land since October 7, 2023.

The Guilderland Food Pantry is an ongoing mission:

The deck box near the outside entrance of the Education Building will be used

for ongoing Food Pantry donations and will be checked weekly.

It will also be used for other items as needed.

If there are any questions, please contact Cindy Schultz.