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Who we are
Collamer United Church is a combined congregation of Presbyterians and Methodists. We are located outside of East Syracuse, NY. We are the heart of Collamer and invite you to join us.
Our primary mission as Christians is to make all disciples of Jesus Christ and to reach the world outside our door with the Gospel, to honor God with our lives and our praise and worship.
Our primary mission as Christians is to make all disciples of Jesus Christ and to reach the world outside our door with the Gospel, to honor God with our lives and our praise and worship.
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WORSHIP WITH US SUNDAYS AT 9AM
You must wear a mask at all times when in the building.
The sanctuary was cleaned in August by Stanley Steemer, that includes the upholstered seating.
All frequently touched services will be cleaned after each service with CDC approved cleaning products that we have purchased.
There will be a log of attendees each Sunday, both regulars and visitors. This will contain date, name, and contact info to be used for tracing purposes only.
Unfortunately, there will be no congregating before or after the service inside the church. Please observe social distancing when outside in parking lot.
As you enter the Narthex, there is a touchless automatic hand sanitizer for your use. Masks and gloves will be available if needed.
Due to social distancing, only every other pew will be available.
Family members or those that come together can sit together, but please social distance from others.
All the hymnals, Bibles, envelopes etc. have been removed from the pews.
To increase proper air circulation, the windows will be slightly open, please dress accordingly.
There will be no paper bulletins, the service will be projected.
There will be no collection plates passed. A basket near the entry of the sanctuary is where you will put your envelopes and donations.
Certain areas in the church will be closed off for use. Those will be marked 'church staff only'.
It's been more than 4 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
You must wear a mask at all times when in the building.
The sanctuary was cleaned in August by Stanley Steemer, that includes the upholstered seating.
All frequently touched services will be cleaned after each service with CDC approved cleaning products that we have purchased.
There will be a log of attendees each Sunday, both regulars and visitors. This will contain date, name, and contact info to be used for tracing purposes only.
Unfortunately, there will be no congregating before or after the service inside the church. Please observe social distancing when outside in parking lot.
As you enter the Narthex, there is a touchless automatic hand sanitizer for your use. Masks and gloves will be available if needed.
Due to social distancing, only every other pew will be available.
Family members or those that come together can sit together, but please social distance from others.
All the hymnals, Bibles, envelopes etc. have been removed from the pews.
To increase proper air circulation, the windows will be slightly open, please dress accordingly.
There will be no paper bulletins, the service will be projected.
There will be no collection plates passed. A basket near the entry of the sanctuary is where you will put your envelopes and donations.
Certain areas in the church will be closed off for use. Those will be marked 'church staff only'.
It's been more than 4 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
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Collamer United Church is involved in many community missions:
We have made up Survivor Kits to be distributed to the homeless that you see on the street orners.
These contain water, granola bar, toiletries, handwarmers, hat and socks.
Once a month a visit is made to Sunnyside Adult Home to celebrate resident's birthdays.
We provide cupcakes and fellowship.
We have a bank set up for donations of spare change that supports Ronald McDonald House.
We collect food donations that we donate to St. Matthew's food bank which serves the East Syracuse area.
Every year in conjunction with the ESM School district we provide Christmas gifts to three needy families.
In the Spring and Fall we participate in the highway cleanup program on a one mile portion of Fly Road.
We have made up Survivor Kits to be distributed to the homeless that you see on the street orners.
These contain water, granola bar, toiletries, handwarmers, hat and socks.
Once a month a visit is made to Sunnyside Adult Home to celebrate resident's birthdays.
We provide cupcakes and fellowship.
We have a bank set up for donations of spare change that supports Ronald McDonald House.
We collect food donations that we donate to St. Matthew's food bank which serves the East Syracuse area.
Every year in conjunction with the ESM School district we provide Christmas gifts to three needy families.
In the Spring and Fall we participate in the highway cleanup program on a one mile portion of Fly Road.
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Collamer United Church History
190 Years Ago…
The first roots of Collamer United Church were planted in 1828 when a Methodist Circuit rider, Rev. Seth Young, visited the little cluster of houses known as Britton’s Settlement. His purpose was to gather the Christian people together and form them into a class, which was the custom of the early Methodists in communities that were not strong enough to support a church.
A tavern, a blacksmith shop and a few houses (scarcely more than cabins built of logs) constituted Britton’s Settlement. Only five months after the class was formed, a subscription for the erection of a church, was started. The building was started in 1829, but not completed until two years later.
The Presbyterian Church was formed some 14 years later in 1842 by the Rev. Richard Cleveland (father of future US President, Grover Cleveland.) The building was erected in 1843 at a cost of $600.00 One of the founders was Orlando Spencer, (great, great grandfather of current members Lois Hale Klein and Carol Featherly Gilkey.)
The Methodist and Presbyterian churches were an important part of the village that eventually became known as Collamer. Spiritual growth was accomplished individually as well as jointly through combined services and religious education in the little two room cobblestone elementary school house, (which, by-the-way is still standing: it is the house at the corner of Loucks Rd. and Rte. 298 across from Collamer Stop and Shop.)
As the years went on, it became evident that our needs would be better served by uniting. Collamer United Church was formed on October 17, 1974 following congregational voting in both denominations.
Nineteen years later, on July 18, 1993, ground was broken for our new building at 6865 Fly Rd. The first service was held on June 5, 1994.
The first roots of Collamer United Church were planted in 1828 when a Methodist Circuit rider, Rev. Seth Young, visited the little cluster of houses known as Britton’s Settlement. His purpose was to gather the Christian people together and form them into a class, which was the custom of the early Methodists in communities that were not strong enough to support a church.
A tavern, a blacksmith shop and a few houses (scarcely more than cabins built of logs) constituted Britton’s Settlement. Only five months after the class was formed, a subscription for the erection of a church, was started. The building was started in 1829, but not completed until two years later.
The Presbyterian Church was formed some 14 years later in 1842 by the Rev. Richard Cleveland (father of future US President, Grover Cleveland.) The building was erected in 1843 at a cost of $600.00 One of the founders was Orlando Spencer, (great, great grandfather of current members Lois Hale Klein and Carol Featherly Gilkey.)
The Methodist and Presbyterian churches were an important part of the village that eventually became known as Collamer. Spiritual growth was accomplished individually as well as jointly through combined services and religious education in the little two room cobblestone elementary school house, (which, by-the-way is still standing: it is the house at the corner of Loucks Rd. and Rte. 298 across from Collamer Stop and Shop.)
Nineteen years later, on July 18, 1993, ground was broken for our new building at 6865 Fly Rd. The first service was held on June 5, 1994.
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Methodist church as it stood in front of the cemetary on Route 298. (a house stands there now.)
Presbyterian Church as it stood on what is now the corner of Law Dr. and Route 298.
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"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." H. MacGregor
Collamer United Church listing was last updated on the 31st of January, 2021
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