Community Reformed Church

701 Sand Creek Road Colonie New York
518-869-5589
In-Person and Zoom Worship 10AM
Reverend Bob Hoffman - Interim Pastor

The Community Reformed Church of Colonie welcomes you. We are a community bound together and energized by faith, love, and commitment to Jesus Christ. And even though you may not yet share that faith, love, and commitment, you are most welcome to be with us, to belong here, to experience what we're about. Then, if you are attracted and persuaded by what you see and hear, we hope you'll want to set down roots here long-term. And even if you don't, you'll always be a friend.

All Saints' Day
November 3, 10AM


On this special Sunday, we remember “all the saints from whom their labors rest.” Through prayer, song, and the lighting of candles, we honor those whom we dearly love and will never forget. For those of you who will attending on Zoom, we encourage you to light a candle for your honoree during the time of quiet remembrance.

Programs are slowly restarting in a variety of ways. Please contact the church for information regarding  your specific area of interest.

Indoor worship with 
 Zoom Live-streaming
10AM

Outdoor Worship Guidelines

Sunday Bulletin found Here!
Weekly Announcements

Church Bulletin Board!

  Community Reformed is a barrier-free facility.
Large print bulletins are available.



Accessing Zoom  

Our Sunday service is live-streamed and recorded on Zoom. Please contact the church office for  Zoom link information: [email protected].

Previously recorded worship services can be found on : YouTube and Facebook.

Community Reformed Youth Ministry on YouTube 

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Building and Grounds Tasks

* Trimming the tall grass in the vicinity of Watervliet Shaker and Sand Creek roads.
Tools needed: weed and grass trimmer, small chainsaw, rakes, and appropriate clothing. (the church does not have equipment available)
Scope of the job: to provide better visibility for the Sign. This job can be done at your pace, and would be difficult to do all at once. Job#2

*Replacing dirt and providing drainage around shed located near the parking lot.
Tools needed: shovel and rakes. (Church will provide all materials such as drainage pipes and stone for perimeter of foundation.)

*Removing fencing that surrounds HVAC unit in the front of sanctuary in preparation for replacing units.
Tools needed: Battery operated drill driver to remove screws that hold panels to the frame.
Scope of the job: Remove panels that surround the unit on three sides. Leaving the frame only.

*Trim over brush around the Bicycle parking area for the daycare tricycles.
Tools needed: weed and grass trimmer, and small chainsaw. Scope of the job: remove fencing, and clear grass growing around the parking area. Cut away the heavier growth and small trees on one side.

Please contact the church office, or contact Kevin Ingalls Deacon of Grounds 518-966-5009 if interested in serving the church with these duties. The more that we can do to help our church, the less we will have to pay to have done. 

Interested? Questions? Contact Kevin Ingalls or Lori Cote in the church office, [email protected].

Getting to know us:

Colonie Community Day Care

Colonie Community Day Care has reopened in accordance with New York Covid-19 Guidelines.  Call 518-869-0131

The Colonie Community Day Care Center is a private, not-for-profit organization under the auspices of the Community Reformed Church. The Day Care Center, founded in 1975,  is licensed by the New York State Department of Social Services. The hours are from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday. The center is open all year.

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Al-Anon

Meeting every Friday from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm, Meetings are currently being held virtually.
Al-Anon is for anyone who has been affected by alcoholism. If you are concerned about someone else's drinking, the Al-Anon program can offer help. Al-Anon began over 50 years ago as "family groups," attended by the families of alcoholics who found sobriety in Alcoholics Anonymous. Today, Al-Anon/Alateen members are finding serenity and help in our program, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not. Recovery in Al-Anon is based on the Twelve Steps (adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous).

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Missions

Throughout the year, we work with numerous agencies and organizations throughout the Capital District and beyond.  The Schulyer Inn Shelter, Colonie Outreach Center, Albany Overflow Shelter, Things of My Very Own, and Reformed Church World Service are just a few organizations that we support.

When our worship is over, our service begins.

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For where two or three are gathered in my name,
I am there among them.
Matthew 18:20

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