UNION CHURCH
10:30 AM every week
Worship is in-person and streamed
on our YouTube channel to view from home.
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Click here for text bulletin.
Fellowship Hour after worship service.
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Please plan to attend if you are able.
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Communion is served on the 1st
Sunday of each month and on major church holidays.
Childcare is available adjacent to the sanctuary.
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Food Pantry
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OPEN: Mon, August 10th and Wednesday, August 12th.
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Food Pantry OPEN EVERY OTHER WEEK
Monday & Wednesday: 9:30 - 11:30 am
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This is a time for pulling together
and sharing as much as we can.
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Our food pantry is staffed by volunteers. Please let us know if you would like to join us in our mission of service by contacting the church office.
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Please be aware that we are only accepting clothes that are washed, and in good condition (without holes, tears, or stains). We also accept, bedding (any size) and lightly used towels.
We do not accept, at anytime, baby strollers, car seats, cribs or any other big baby items, hospital commodes, wheel chairs or anything else for at home convalescing.
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​Thank you for your cooperation!
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BARN SALE
OCTOBER 3RD, 2026
8 AM - 2 PM
We are now accepting household items and clothes for our Barn Sale during Food Pantry distribution or Sunday mornings. Please make sure everything is clean. No electronics and only small furniture which can be moved by one person.
NOT ACCEPTED are baby cribs, walkers, strollers, car seats or outside toys, books. Also, NO adult medical devices. The same rules apply to our Barn Sale as they do to the Food Pantry.
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​Setting up for Food Pantry
"BINGO"
LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH
6:00 - 8:00 PM
​ "JULY 31st, 2026"​
COME JOIN OUR LOVING CHURCH FAMILY FOR ALL YOUR SPIRITUAL NEEDS.
Above, left to right: Elizabeth, Libby, Lisa, Bob, Kathy, Deb Newman
MUSINGS
I brought ice cream over to my grandparent’s house the other day. They are going to be 91 and 89 in September and have been married 66 years. They are two of my absolute favorite people (don’t tell anyone but they might even beat out my husband).
They were born in the 1930s, right in the middle of the Great Depression. I have a hard time wrapping my head around the world they were born into and the one they live in now. My grandfather was an “IBM-er” and my grandmother was a nurse. They raised two boys and countless pets before retiring in the 1990’s. They witnessed a world war, the invention of the polio vaccine, man on the moon, presidents come and go, and countless other moments that will forever be ingrained in human history.
While I was there, my grandfather had a moment lamenting about how different people are now. No one says hello at the grocery store, neighbors don’t know each other, and so on. We’ve become hyper-individualized. I don’t disagree. As I listened to him, I realized that while our society has changed, people have not. The details change over time, but the longing stays the same. We all want to belong. We all need to be known. We all want to feel like people still see each other.
As Christians, this shouldn’t surprise us. We were never created to live isolated lives. From the very beginning, God said it wasn’t good for man to be alone. Jesus didn’t build a following through forging ahead as an individual. He walked with people. He sat at tables. He welcomed people into his life and then kept them in His heart.
Say hello to the cashier. Learn your neighbor’s name. Take the ice cream to your grandparents. Small acts of love have always been God’s way of changing the world.
The world has changed a lot in my grandparents’ lifetime and will change more in my own. In many ways, it’s almost unrecognizable. But kindness still matters. Hospitality still matters. Community still matters. And the Gospel still calls us to love God and love people.
Brittany Brooks-Hannon
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Enjoy
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OUR MISSION
We believe that we are called to serve and worship God, to preach God's word and
to share God's love with each other, both within the community of Union Church
and in the wider community.
ABOUT OUR CHURCH
Union Church welcomes all
who seek spiritual growth.
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Union Church has been a force in the religious life of Newburgh for over
180 years. We moved to our present location over 60 years ago.
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We are a member of the
Hudson River Presbytery.
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CONTACT US
Address:
Union Church
44 Balmville Road
Newburgh New York 12550
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Phone:
(845) 562-0954
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Email:
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Church Office Hours:
Tuesday-Thursday - 8:30 am -1:30 pm
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WORSHIP SERVICES
Hybrid worship will have in-person seating and streamed on
to view from home.
Click the "Live" button for 10:30 AM Sunday worship streaming.
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Click here for the bulletin.
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Online worship bulletin and
reminders emailed each week.
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