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Delmar Presbyterian Church
585 Delaware Avenue
Delmar, NY 12054
(518) 439-9252
Rev. Ken Applegate, Interim Pastor
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Christian Education (Faith Formation)
Our Christian Education program strives to nurture the minds and hearts of our congregation with faith and spiritual development. We have education programs for everyone young and young-at-heart. These programs help to build character and faith using creative props and/or weekly reflections.
We are currently updating our library with current books and magazines in an effort to support our growing faith community. All resources are available to any member of the congregation.
Children's Program (K - 12)
Sunday School will now begin at 9 a.m. and there will be a class called “Connections” for adults and parents at the same time in the library.
We will be looking at the lectionary passages for the day as a way of learning and preparing ourselves to worship, all while making connections through conversations and coffee.
Youth Program
Our youth program is split into groups. Middle schoolers generally meet on the second and fourth Sunday afternoon of each month for learning, food and fun. The senior high school students meet once a month for a service project of one kind or another: making meals, having a shopping challenge for local food pantries, helping the gardeners at the Regional Food Bank farm nearby.
We join with the Reformed and Methodist churches, so there are always lots of kids and fellowship to be found.
Adult Program
An adult bible study class is held each week on Monday mornings at 10 am. All are welcome to attend.
Other opportunities to grow in faith, increase our understanding of the world around us, and explore how our faith and our culture intersect are offered throughout the year.
As an Earth Care congregation, we strive to learn more about climate change and how to affect change on individual and corporate levels.
As a Matthew 25 church, we are challenged to grow as people of faith. We do this in Bible studies and book studies which increase our awareness of evils that continue to plague our world: poverty and racism.
