Community  Events

Thomas Commuck, a Narragansett Indian and member of the Brothertown Indians became the first pulished Native American Composer. His book Indian Melodies, consists of 120 hymn tunes written in shape note and traditional notation.

Learn about his life, the history of Brothertown, and sing the music!

Presented by Carol Scott, MATS, and Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church’s organist.

Refreshments will be served!

Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend with us at the Seventh Annual Spring Makers Market at Arlene’s! Our own member, Laura Scott (laurascottdesigns) will be there!  This vibrant marketplace showcases over 20 talented local makers, offering a unique selection of high-quality handmade goods. From artwork and ceramics to jewelry, textiles, and delicious treats, there’s something for everyone!

Dear Friends!
April is nearly upon us and I can hardly believe it.  This means our big Spring Fundraiser Dinner for Cornerstone is less than a month away and the deadline to RSVP is fast approaching. I can’t wait to see you there.
Click Here to save your spot and RSVP today or no later than April 15!
A generous donor has offered match gifts received at the dinner for up to $2,000! If you are unable to attend the dinner, but would still like your gift match. You can follow the link below and select “Spring Fundraiser Dinner and Showcase” when you make your donation.
Click here to give now and have your funds matched even if you can’t make it to the dinner.
Lastly, check out this video with some highlights from our most recent mission trip. More will be shared at the dinner

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.

Hamilton Union supports The Caring Closet through a financial donation from our Mission and Social Witness budget.  There are collection boxes at Gade Farm and The Guilderland Public Library.

Please find the QR code for HUPC donations pictured below. This is another means of donating to our church. Simply open your camera app on your electronic device as if you were taking a photo of the code. When you do this, a notification with the donation website will appear at the top of your screen.

 Regularly-Scheduled Events

 

For More Information

Please check any of the following:

The Good News

Our website hamiltonunionpresbyterianchurch.org

or

hu-pc.org 

Facebook at Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church – HUPC

Call the HUPC office at 518-456-5410 to leave a message.

Pastor:  RevKyle@HamiltonUnionPresbyterianChurch.org

Administrative Assistant:  hupc@HamiltonUnionPresbyterianChurch.org