Serving Christ and the Community since 1731
 WORSHIP IS EVERY SUNDAY AT 10am |  PASTOR LUIS WELCOMES ALL! |  WE SING IN PRAISE ACCOMPANIED BY OUR HISTORIC 1893 ROOSEVELT ORGAN |
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 OUR CHILDREN'S WORSHIP & EDUCATION PROGRAM HAS BEEN GROWING |  FELLOWSHIP FOLLOWS EACH SUNDAY SERVICE |  OUR FOOD PANTRY: EVERY TUESDAY, 10am - Noon |
 WE EMBRACE BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH MUSIC, DANCE, THE ARTS, LITERATURE & FILM |  WE ARE THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED CONGREGATION IN RHINEBECK -- NEARLY 300 YEARS |  CONTACT US TO BECOME A MEMBER |
OUR VISION
The mortar that holds our church together is made from LOVE, FAITH and HOPE:
LOVE for God and for each other.
FAITH in His word.
HOPE that through our missions and caring for each other,
we will make a difference.
WE GATHER IN WORSHIP AT 10am EVERY SUNDAY
ALL ARE WELCOME!
​​​​​​​Click the YouTube link below
to watch our Sunday livestream
and to watch our archived videos:
We are the beautiful white church on the corner of Route 9 and South Street in the Village of Rhinebeck
6368 Mill St, Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-3727 // office@rhinebeckreformed.org
OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm
TAKE SPECIAL NOTE:
The Rhinebeck Reformed Church is looking forward to 2026!
We have been blessed by strong participation and generous support from our church family and the broader community. We continue to welcome contributions, which will help fund our roof repairs as well as other needed improvements to our property. Thank you for your faithful stewardship of our historic sanctuary and our fellowship and learning spaces.
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Let’s keep up the good work!
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Keep Checking This Website
for Other Special and Regularly Scheduled Events!
UPCOMING ON OUR CALENDAR...
Every Sunday, 10am
WORSHIP
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After Worship, 11am
FELLOWSHIP WITH LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
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Every Tuesday, 10am - Noon
FOOD PANTRY
April​
May​
April 2 – Maundy Thursday
Agape Meal 6pm
7 p - 8p, Library
Adult Bible Study Program
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April 3 – Friday
4pm
Good Friday "An Evening of Musical Offerings"
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April 5
Easter Sunday
10am Worship
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April 8 – Wednesday
3-5pm
Diamond Art
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April 11- 1-4:30pm
Children's Worship Pizza and a Movie
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April 12
10am Worship
April 19
10am Worship
11am
295th presentation to congregation
11:30
MONTHLY CONSISTORY MEETING
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April 22-
7pm
Sound Bath
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April 26
10am Worship
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April 28 – Tuesday
7 p - 8p
Suicide Support Group
May 3
10am Worship
3p
295th Musical Celebration
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May 10
10am Worship
Mother's Day
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May 11-12 10:30-2pm
Buckley Middle School History Tour
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May 16- 7-9
Rhinebeck Choral Club Concert
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May 17
10am Worship
3-5p
Rhinebeck Choral Club Concert
11:30a
MONTHLY CONSISTORY MEETING
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May 22-23 8a-8p
Antiques Fair
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May 24
10am Worship
2p-3p
Violin Recital
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May 25
Memorial Day
Office is Closed
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May 26– Tuesday
7 p - 8p
Suicide Support Group
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May 31
10am Worship
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Every Tuesday
10am - Noon
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DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD PANTRY
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April 30 – Thursday
Dean Sterling Presentation
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Every Tuesday
10am - Noon
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DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD PANTRY
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OUR PILLARS
Within our religious structure are three main pillars - WORSHIP, TEACHING/LEARNING/GROWING, AND SERVICE. These strong foundations have helped us stay true to traditional values as well as move forward and evolve along side our community.
OUR HISTORIC PAST
The beautiful Hudson Valley has been our home for almost 300 years!
We are bursting with history, our origins older than this country.
Visitors often walk the grounds of our graveyard,
taking note of the stones marking those interred beneath.
Among them are American Revolutionary War soldiers
and prominent historical figures who helped shape our nation.
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Please click the button below to browse the details of our congregation's beginnings.
