A time to relax, slow down, get creative and connect with others. You'll be amazed what you can make out of a cereal box, junk mail, glue, paint & other 'junk' you have lying around the house in your recycle bin!
Bring your own 'junk' and crafty stuff or use what we've collected.
All ages are warmly welcomed!
No crafting skills or special ability needed!

To make sure we have a space for you, please register at https://www.signupgenius.com/.../10C0E44ADA622A2FBC61...

Since there are so many ways to Junk Journal, this is just the first in a number of Junk journaling events we have planned!

The workshop is free to all, but we always welcome donations to the Church Restoration fund too if you'd like to give! 

Dinner is free, so take the night off from cooking & come join us for the night. All are invited! Bring your friends or make new ones! Menu for April: Ham, scalloped potatoes, veggies, salad, bread & dessert!

If you'd like to bring a dish to share please CLICK HERE

We all experience grief in our lifetime. It is a road we travel. Through your sharing or even just listening you will have a place to hopefully feel support, find peace and a bit of help in dealing with your grief.  All are welcome to join this group the third Wednesday of the month from 1:30-3pm. We meet downstairs in the church hall.  Please enter the building using the side entrance across from the phone company.  To learn more please call or email the church at office@kinderhookreformedchurch.com or 518-758-6401

You may also join our Saturday morning group on the 3rd Saturday of each month 9-10:30am. This month they are meeting at the Emmanuel Reformed Church at 1150 Maple Hill Road, Castleton, 12033.

KINDERHOOK REFORMED CHURCH RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION/GRANT AWARD

Kinderhook Reformed Church is the recipient of a $100,000 matching grant for restoration of our building, officials announced Monday. The award from the National Fund for Sacred Places is a program managed by the Philadelphia-based Partners for Sacred Places in collaboration with the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Our congregation is one of 24 houses of worship nationwide to receive a share of the $4 million in award money in 2024.

This funding will launch a variety of capital improvement projects within our 150+ year old church building, including restoration of the iconic stained-glass windows and an ADA accessible entryway. In order to collect the full award of $100,000, the Church will need to be successful in its own fundraising efforts to match the grant dollar-for-dollar. To donate, CLICK HERE & select Building Grant Fund from the drop-down menu. 

To learn more about the National Fund for Sacred Places and this year’s grant recipients, visit fundforsacredplaces.org.