| The Anchor |
CONTACT: Louann Ingraham
732-4120 |
CCMS/Anchor is a joint ministry of Schodack churches committed to
addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the community.
Hours: Mon, 6-8p, Tues, 9a-2p, Thurs, 9a-4p, first Sat each month
11a-2pm. Many ways to help: (mail $$$ to: CCMS, PO Box 92, Castleton, NY
12033); donate clothing, food, etc. or your time at 52 So. Main, Castleton |
| Cooperative Christian Ministries of
Schodack (CCMS) |
CONTACT: President, Rev. Barbara Dickens
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(A coalition of Churches in Schodack) |
| Cub Scout Pack 253 http://www.pack253.org |
email Jim Dorward, Cubmaster or phone: 732-1034 |
Pack 253, with character building programs for boys in grades 1-5, is sponsored by Castleton Kiwanis, as is Troop 53, a member of the Boy Scouts of America since 1924. |
| Boy Scout Troop 53 http://bsatroop53.com |
email (mcknighd@earthlink.net) |
| Schodack Area Land Trust |
Bill Murphy, President 479-7601
E-mail: schodackarealandtrust@yahoo.com |
The preservation of open space within the Town of Schodack. |
| St. Paul's United Methodist Church |
Pastor: Rev. Rebecca Clark, 732-7754, E-mail; website: http://www.castletoncommunity.org/ |
1583 Carney Road
Castleton-On-Hudson 12003 |
| Trinity Lutheran Church |
Pastor: Rev. James Doyle 732-7931 |
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
70 Green Ave, Castleton |
| Emmanuel Reformed Church |
Contact: Rev. Roger Krutz
732-7766
Email: rakerc@nycap.rr.com
Website: http://www.ercrca.org |
The Emmanuel Reformed Church, located at 1150 Maple Hill Road,
Castleton, NY, is a congregation of the Reformed Church in America, the
oldest Protestant denomination with a continuing ministry in the United
States. Worship: 10:00 a.m. each Sunday; Christian Education: 8:45 a.m. |
| East Greenbush Education Foundation |
President: Susan Garrigan-Piela
email
Website |
Columbia High School & E. Greenbush education |
| Schodack-Castleton Community Partnership |
Contact: Ms. Michael Kennedy, Coordinator, Schodack Town Hall,
518.479.3289 or 518.618.9787 |
SCCP is a community partnership working together to build a safe, respectful and substance free environment that utilizes local resources to encourage tolerance and healthy character. The Coalition meets the second Monday of every month (except July), from 7:00 to 8:30 pm, in the Maple Hill High School library. All members of the community are welcome and encouraged to attend. |
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