JOIN the Niskayuna Reformed Church community for a fun evening playing some of the most popular PG-video games! We are hosting a FAMILY & FRIENDS VIDEO GAME EVENT on Saturday, August 3, 2019, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. ENTRANCE FEE is $10 for VIDEO players 8 years and older. It’s FREE to those accompanying gamer, though children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Entrance fee includes 3-hours of game playing (Mario Tennis Aces, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Smash Bros, Madden NBA 2O19 and more!), choice of pizza or hot dog, and a drink. All ages are welcome to watch and/or play popular board games. BROWNIES NEEDED. If you are interested in making brownies, sign up sheets are located in the Narthex or Fellowship Hall. Looking forward to seeing you!
Our 43rd Annual Flea Market is on Saturday, September 28th from 9am – 4pm. If you have any questions, please call the church office @ 518-785-5575.
We are expecting over 75 vendors and food for sale. We hope you can join us and support our church. It should be fun day!
Attached is our information sheet and contract. Please fill out the contract, along with your payment, and return it to the church.
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason
Do you ever feel distant from God? Does your faith seem dry? Is worship and bible reading something to just check off a list?
Join Pastor Jason on Monday evenings at 7pm and Thursday afternoons at 2pm starting on March 2nd, during the season of Lent to explore spiritual disciplines. In her book, Soul Feast, Marjorie Thompson writes, “Our busy lives make it hard for us to create free time or space for God. In fact, we may even be fearful of creating that space for God. Spiritual disciplines are nothing more and nothing less than ways to create room where Christ can invite us to feast with him at the table of abundance.”
If you have questions, contact Pastor Jason