Sunday, June 21st is the big day of our Annual Meetingto review, discuss and vote on our yearly budget and tovote on our new Board of Trustees.

Dear Members and Friends, This year’s pledge drive will be different than normal, because everything at the present time is so very different than normal. We have moved all our services and events online; focusing on our worship services, social hour, and working on creating other opportunities for connection and care. Please let us know … Continue reading Pledge Drive

Last Sunday 38 families gathered for worship from our couches and beds and dining room tables. How hard it is to be separated during this time, and yet how amazing that real connection can be made over video screen and phone. How good to see your faces and hear your voices. This is a very … Continue reading From your minister (April 3 2020)

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the church will not be holding services in person until May 2nd, 2021 at the earliest. November 29, 2020 Our building is still closed due to the Covid pandemic but we are meeting every Sunday for online Zoom worship and special programs. September 9, 2020 To prevent the spread of Covid-19, we are continuing to keep our buildings closed, but some volunteers are talking about small gatherings outside for … Continue reading Covid-19 Plans and Response

We will be selling Poinsettia plants again this year as a fundraiser. THIS IS MUCH MORE THAN A FUNDRAISER! This is a time to remember or honor our loved ones.  There will be a listing of this in the Christmas Eve Order Of ServiceIt beautifies our sanctuary.If you don’t choose to take your plant home, … Continue reading It’s Time To “Deck The Sanctuary”!

June 3, 2020: The sign for our Church was vandalized with ALM, we presume All Lives Matter, spray painted on it in red. Other locations in town along the route of a Black Lives Matter protest were also marked. We are grateful to a member of the local Black Lives Matters group for cleaning our … Continue reading Response to Church Defacement

June 3, 2020: The sign for our Church was vandalized with ALM, we presume All Lives Matter, spray painted on it in red. Other locations in town along the route of a Black Lives Matter protest were also marked. We are a proud member of our Cortland, NY Community with a proud history of social … Continue reading Church Defacement

On Thursday, May 9, at 7 p.m., we’ll be hosting an event in coordination with the Cortland County Historical Society. Historian Rick Schiefflin will give a talk on Henry Stephens Randall, a lifetime resident of Cortland who wrote an extensive biography of Thomas Jefferson. He was also, in the 1850s, New York’s Secretary of State. … Continue reading Historical Society Event