Welcome to Park United Methodist Church. We’re located in the heart of Hamilton, New York, less than a mile from Colgate University. We are a congregation who gathers to celebrate God’s love by becoming learners, believers, and followers of Christ, reaching out in service to share God’s love with all.
Whether you’ve lived in Hamilton your whole life, are a new student at Colgate, or anything in between, we welcome you to join us in worship and hope to see you soon.
Nick Preuninger
Pastor
Cookie Walk
Saturday, December 17th
9:00 a.m. – noon
What’s Christmas without a stomach full of cookies?? Join us for this season’s Cookie Walk and buy your cookies by the pound!
Soup and Song
Sunday, December 18th
4 p.m. – ??
We will be holding our annual Soup and Song the Sunday before Christmas. We’ve frozen our carcasses (from Thanksgiving dinner) and will be treated to homemade Turkey soup when we return from spreading Christmas joy caroling at Madison Lane Apartments. Bring your voice and your appetite!
Christmas Eve Service of Lessons and Carols
Saturday, December 24th
7:00, p.m.
On Christmas Eve all are encouraged to attend our candle light Service of Lessons and Carols. We will journey together with the people of Israel as we await the Messiah, hearing familiar stories from scripture as singing in the birth of a new born king.
Union Christmas Morning Service
Sunday, December 25th
10:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church
On Christmas morning, we will join together with First Baptist Church and Hamilton Bible Fellowship as we celebrate Jesus’ birth.
No matter where we are in life, each of us is in the midst of one transition or another. Transitions between jobs, relationships, living arrangements, seasons of life, educational milestones, even places in our faith. Exodus is a book about transitions. That means it’s full of experiences we all know well: hope, doubt, joy, despair, longing, expectation, uncertainty, and promise.
This fall, we will journey with Moses and the Hebrews from their imprisonment in Egypt, through the desert, and to the promise of a future life held safe in God.
In the weeks ahead, we’ll hear stories that are familiar and not so familiar as we seek to experience the fullness of this ancient people’s journey with our God.
