Our Local Community
Local Faith Communities
Clinton United Methodist Church
105 Utica Road, Clinton, 315-853-3358
Deansboro Congregational Church
Main St., Deansboro, 315-841-8113
First Baptist Church (American Baptist)
7 Oxford Road, New Hartford, 315-733-4570
Slavic Pentecostal Church
2191 State Route 5, Utica, 315-735-6804
St. James Episcopal Church
9 Williams St., Clinton, 315-853-5359
Stone Presbyterian Church
Park Row, Clinton, 315-853-5359
Tabernacle Baptist Church (American Baptist – Karen Language)
13 Clark Place, Utica, 315-735-7534
Utica Karen Church – A Wesleyan Congregation
425 South St., Utica, 315-530-5379
United Pentecostal Church of Utica (UPCI)
115 South St., Utica, 315-342-8073
Zion Lutheran Church
630 French Road, New Hartford, 315-732-4110
Immanuel Baptist Church
9501 Weston Road, New Hartford, 315-737-5222
St. Mary’s Catholic Church (Roman Catholic)
13 Marvin St., Clinton, 315-853-2935
St. Louis Gonzaga Church (Maronite)
520 Rutger St., Utica, 315-732-6019
St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Catholic Church
4 Cottage Place/ 296 Genesee St., Utica, 315-735-5138
Spanish Apostolate Diocesan Office
240 Bleecker Street, Utica, 315-724-0389 or 315-738-1870
Hope Chapel AME Zion
751 South St., Utica, 315-732-0536
Hopps Memorial CME Church
1110 S State St., Syracuse, 315-478-0191
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
219 Leah St., Utica, 315-735-2396 / 315-724-8967
Metropolitan Missionary Baptist
1110 Court St., Utica, 315-724-7967
Believers Miracle Deliverance
207 Eagle St., Utica, 315-266-0940
St. Matthews Temple Church of God In Christ
110 Washington St., Utica, 315-732-3860
Redeemer Church
931 Herkimer Road, Utica, 315-792-4748
Cornerstone Community Church
Plant St., Utica, 315-736-4900
Life In Christ Family Church
25 Robinson Road, Clinton, 315-853-1582
Holy Cross Ukrainian Orthodox Church
841 Bleeker St., Utica, 315-733-9339
St. Peter and Paul Ukranian Orthodox Church
813 Hamilton St., Utica, 315-733-5832
St. John of Kronstadt, (Russian Orthodox)
1009 Conkling Ave., Utica, 315-724-4292
St. George’s Orthodox Church (Antiochian)
350 Higby Road, New Hartford, 315-939-8837
Chabad of Clinton
108 College Street
Clinton, NY 13323, 315-925-7613
Temple Emanu-El, (Reform)
2710 Genesee St., Utica, 315-724-4177
Temple Beth El
2710 Genesee St., Utica, (315) 724-4751
Congregation Zvi Jacob
110 Memorial Parkway, Utica, (315) 724-8357
American BH Islamic Center of Utica
407 Kossuth Ave., Utica, 315-351-0589
Bosnian Islamic Association of Utica
306 Court St., Utica, 315-765-0223, www.bosnian-ia.com
Utica Masjid of Muslim Community Association of Mohawk Valley
1631 Kemble St., Utica, 315-732-4002
Wat Satheathek-Uticaram
Khmer Buddhist Temple (Cambodian)
temple1552@yahoo.com
1552 Steuben St., Utica, 315-735-3599
Santisukha Vihara Buddhist Monastery (Burmese)
1005 Miller St., Utica, 315-732-5636
Quan Am Buddhist Temple (Vietnamese)
190 Riverside Dr., Utica
Zen Center of Syracuse
266 West Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse, 315-492-9773
The Association of Hindu Society of Utica, NY
315-507-2129
Christian Science Reading Room (Christian Science)
54 Genesee St., New Hartford, 315-798-9582
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
8439 Clark Mills Road, Whitesboro, 315-363-8070
Jehovah’s Witnesses, Paris Hill Congregation
Waterville, 315-841-4800 / 315-841-3233
Jewish Community Federation of the Mohawk Valley
(315) 733-2343
Mohawk Valley Friends Meeting (Quaker)
3001 Austin Road, Clinton, 315-853-3035
Mohawk Valley Pagan Network
Seventh Day Adventist Church
1134 Herkimer Road, Utica, 315-797-3682
Unitarian Universalist Church
10 Higby Road, Utica, 315-724-3179
Non-Profit Organizations
Non-profit organizations, particularly ones involved in human services work, are closely connected to the mission of the chaplaincy. In this area we intersect with our partners in the Hamilton College COOP (Community Outreach & Opportunity Project.)
Oneida Indian Nation
The Oneida are an American Indian nation, one of the six nations that make up the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) confederacy. It was the Oneida who welcomed Rev. Samuel Kirkland to this area, and it was the Oneida leader Chief Shenandoah who worked with Kirkland to establish the Hamilton-Oneida Academy in 1793 to provide educational opportunities both for Oneida and white European settler youth.
