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Annual Assembly – Tuesday, 6 PM Via Zoom Listening to stories about participation in ecumenical activities reveals the benefits of engaging with a variety of denominations. A student from Cornerstone Campus Ministry will speak about being involved in an organization with people from a variety of denominations. What is the impact on their lives and

CACC Annual Assembly via Zoom Join us for a presentation on the benefits of ecumenical activities. Each year, clergy and laity from our member churches assemble for a program and to provide important direction for CACC. This includes passing a budget and voting for board members and officers. Member churches can send a clergy member

Sunday, January 9 at 2:15 pm via Zoom An active program for more than twenty-five years, Ecumenical Witnesses of Baptism is one of the most visible signs of Christian unity in our area. Each year, pastors and witnesses gather on the 2nd Sunday of January (or the Sunday designated on the liturgical calendar as that

Each year the Capital Area Council of Churches celebrates the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Bringing community members together to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy and raise money for scholarships to high school seniors attending college is the of this interfaith celebration. Rev. Reverend Michael-Aaron Poindexter of Macedonia Baptist Church

The Capital Area Council of Churches in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association of Northeastern New York and Albany Guardian Society will host a webinar on January 19. 2022, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Beyond Nametags: Becoming a Dementia-Active CongregationKeynote Speaker: Reverend Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel Understanding Alzheimer’s and DementiaSpeaker: Shannon Lawler, MSW, Director of

Your church is invited to participate in the faith-based, community-wide “Heart of Hope” wellness campaign. Register your interest now. The goal of this campaign is to increase awareness of the importance of heart and cancer screening, while honoring Warren A. Mackey – coach, educator, athlete, salesman and singer, and who the Times Union named, The

Nell Stokes, longtime chair or co-chair of CACC’s MLK Scholarship Committee, was interviewed by Elaine Houston of NewsChannel 13.  Nell’s story was featured on Thursday’s segment of Today’s Women, which is hosted by Ms. Houston.  During this segment, Ms. Houston explores Nell’s life, work with the Capital Area Council of Churches, her leadership of the

Long-time Executive Director of Schenectady Community Ministries (SICM) Rev. Grigsby was a good friend to the Capital Area Council of Churches and the 2019 recipient of the Rev. Joyce Giles Pastoral Service Award. We mourn his passing and our prayers are with his family. You can read more in the Times-Union.