Energy Conservation

Jan. 10, 2009 (Snow Date, Jan. 31, 2009)
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (lunch is provided)
Featuring: Andrew Rudin, Director of the Interfaith Coalition on Energy

Keynoter Andy Rudin is recommended as THE national expert resource on energy conservation for churches by the U.S. Department of Energy and the ecumenical Alban Institute.  Join us for a hands-on workshop endorsed by New York Interfaith Power & Light.  Click here to read more

Trinity Institute


January 21-23, 2009
Trinity Wall Street presents:
Trinity Institute's
39th National Theological Conference
Radical Abundance:
A Theology of Sustainability

This year's conference will explore the theological basis for reimagining abundance measured not by consumer satisfaction but by just and sustainable relations with nature and communities. Click to read more

Biblical Feasting


Experience the Spirituality of
Biblical Feasting (Foods of the Bible)
with Chef Lise Worthington
at the Historic Gilmor Sloane House


Explore the Hospitality of the Bible, join us as we reflect on the biblical scripture, prepare delicious meals and enjoy the fellowship. Click here to read more...


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"Gun Violence and Gospel Values" Video Clips

Gun Violence has reached devastating proportions in the United States.  Concerned people gathered at Stony Point Center this past September to learn about gun violence and explore ways the Church of Jesus Christ can respond and live out its role to bring peace where there is violence.  Leading thinkers and organizers educated the attendees on how Gospel values can transform our culture's acceptance of gun violence.  The goal was to provide hands-on analysis and action ideas for how to lead us to build a culture of peace.

These clips are from Rev. Jim Atwood's Theological Reflection speech given at the conference.
"Lambs and Power"
"Lambs and Power"
"Guns Have Become Idols"
"Guns Have Become Idols"
"Let's Be Frank"
"Let's Be Frank"

 
For additional video clips please click here.
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Guest Speaker at 'Gun Violence' Peacemaking Conference


Stony Point Center hosted the 2008 Peacemaking Colloquium "Gun Violence and Gospel Values" in September.
Guest Speaker Julio Medina, the Executive Director of
Exodus Transitional Community joined us to educate the attendees on his experience with gun violence and the work his organization does in providing a comfortable bridge to help participants ease into their journey from prison to mainstream society.   Experience some of his commentary in the clips below.

"There's Hope"
"There's Hope"
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"Stop the Violence"
"Stop the Violence"

For additional video clips from the Peacemaking Conference please click here.
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Converting your Church for Energy Conservation

Please join us for this timely event:
A One Day Workshop
 
January 10, 2009 (Snow Date, January 31, 2009)
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (lunch is provided)
at Stony Point Center
Featuring:
Andrew Rudin: Director of the Interfaith Coalition on Energy

Keynoter Andy Rudin of ICE is recommended as THE national expert resource on energy conservation for churches by the U.S. Department of Energy and the ecumenical Alban Institute.  He has consulted with literally hundreds of congregations on how to tackle energy conservation in their old churches. Join us for a hands-on workshop using Stony Point Center as a case study.

[For more information on the Interfaith Coalition on Energy please see  Interfaith Energy Website]

This workshop is endorsed by New York Interfaith Power & Light. NYIPL is a statewide nonprofit whose mission is to support congregations of all faiths in their actions to curb global warming and protect the sacredness of the Earth.


Rick Ufford-Chase: Co-Director, Stony Point Center

Bible Study leader Rick Ufford-Chase is the Co-Director of Stony Point Center. Rick was the Moderator of the 216th General Assembly of the PC(USA).

Who Should Come?

Property/Building & Grounds Committee members of local churches, church custodians, pastors, church school teachers, youth workers, environmentally concerned people, Mission & Stewardship Committee members are invited to attend. Join us!

Topics to be discussed include prices of natural gas and fuel oil, lighting, ventilation, temperature controls, future of oil and natural gas, purchasing new appliances and involving congregation participation. The presentation will encourage your questions and interaction. 

Cost: $50 per participant, or $100 per church (up to three participants)

Registration Deadline is January 8, 2009: Please bring a check, written to Stony Point Center with a note in the memo line that says "Jan. 10 Energy Workshop,"  Checks can be mailed ahead of time to:
Karen Kaufman
Stony Point Center
17 Crickettown Rd.
Stony Point, NY 10980

845-786-5674
800-253-4285

Stony Point Scene

Way-points Spiritual Travelers

Enjoy Biblical Feasting at Gilmor Sloane

We are excited about our new partnership with Way-points, an organization dedicated to providing programs and destinations for spiritual travelers.  Dates available are April 19-24, June 14-19 and October 18-23, 2009.
Visit the Way-Points Website for more details.

Thanks to our 'Friends'!

New Look for the entranceway! 
We are grateful to the Friends of Stony Point Center for their generous support of our mission.  They recently funded a much needed face-lift to our reception area in Lakota.  It's been a joy to watch guests be comfortable as they relax after a meal or read the paper before their meeting.  Blessings to our dedicated 'Friends'.

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We have many wonderful programs that center around music.  We hope to continue to offer music related programming for children and adults, and dream of a concert series here at the Center.  To do this, we need a concert quality baby grand piano.  World-class musicians demand concert quality instruments!  Spread the word. 

If you can help, please call 800-253-4285 x110 and ask for Pam.

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Visit the wonderful collection of Sacred Art open to the public at Stony Point Center.  On permanent loan from the Very Rev. James Parks Morton are 270 works of art from the world's religious traditions.  For a sneak peak, click here.

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We are currently in need of a reliable automobile to transport guests to and from our facility.  These New York roads have done a job on our current fleet!  Please consider this tax deductible donation as your contribution to the good work and mission of Stony Point Center and it's patrons.

If you can help, please call 800-253-4285 ask for Pam at x110
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