The Upper New York Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church equips churches, supports ministries, and connects communities across Upper New York State. 2026 UMC LEADERSHIP GATHERING Bishops and leaders will gather to discern the future direction of the United Methodist Church. Learn More UPDATES & LATEST NEWS Broad St. UMC connects community partners through service 3 days ago 2 min read Upper New York honored for outstanding global mission support 3 days ago 1 min read UNY welcomes Jennelle Torrey 3 days ago 2 min read Celebration of Ministry at Casowasco Camp & Retreat Center 3 days ago 3 min read 1 2 3 4 5 UPCOMING EVENTS Discover upcoming conference-wide events, training opportunities, and gatherings that invite you to grow, learn, and stay connected to the life of The United Methodist Church in Upper New York. View More Father's Day Jun 21, 2026, 12:00 AM SUS & UNY Appointive Cabinet Jun 30, 2026, 12:00 AM Multiple Dates Stewardship Academy Jul 11, 2026, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM The Stewardship Academy offers a meaningful opportunity to explore stewardship in depth—what it is, why it matters, and how it can be lived out in practical ways. RSVP Salt of the Earth Missions Jul 30, 2026, 12:00 AM – Aug 02, 2026, 11:50 PM RSVP Load More FEATURED VIDEOS Explore key resources to assist leaders and congregations thrive in ministry. Watch featured videos from the Upper New York Annual Conference that share stories of ministry, mission, and connection throughout our churches and communities. Watch More RESOURCES SPOTLIGHT Discover timely resources to help you prepare over the next six months. View More STEWARDSHIP ACADEMY SUMMER MISSION TOOLKIT SPIRITUAL FORMATION ACADEMY RESOURCES FEATURED Explore key resources to assist leaders and congregations thrive in ministry. View More PORTICO LEARNING PLATFORM MISSION INSITE AMPLIFY MEDIA

Suicide Prevention for Faith Leaders is a resource developed by the E. Stanley Jones Foundation in partnership with GBHEM and Global Ministries. It equips clergy, church leaders, and faith communities with training and resources for suicide prevention, crisis response, and compassionate care for those affected by suicide loss. SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING FOR FAITH LEADERS Supporting clergy, church leaders, and faith communities with training, tools, and resources for suicide prevention, crisis response, and compassionate care. ▼ Responding with Compassion and Care ▼ Suicide Prevention Video Training Course ▼ What You'll Learn ▼ Need Immediate Help? ▼ Colors of Hope and Awareness ▼ Additional Resources RESPONDING WITH COMPASSION AND CARE Suicide affects individuals, families, congregations, and communities around the world. As people navigate mental health challenges, grief, and crisis, faith leaders are often called upon to offer care, guidance, and support. Yet research shows that while many churchgoers expect churches to address these issues, many clergy do not feel adequately equipped to respond. To help address this need, the E. Stanley Jones Foundation, the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM), and Global Ministries developed this resource to equip clergy and church leaders with practical tools, faith-based perspectives, and guidance for recognizing warning signs, responding with compassion, and connecting individuals with appropriate support and care. Learn more SUICIDE PREVENTION VIDEO TRAINING COURSE This video training explores the role faith leaders and faith communities can play in suicide prevention, crisis response, and support for those affected by suicide loss. Through expert insights and practical guidance, it examines key concepts, approaches for responding to individuals in crisis, and ways congregations can foster hope, connection, and care. The training course is organized into chapters, making it easy to navigate specific topics and revisit key sections as needed. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN This training explores practical approaches to suicide prevention, crisis response, and care within faith communities. Through faith-based perspectives and real-world application, viewers will gain knowledge and guidance to help them respond with greater confidence, compassion, and understanding. Understand key facts and common misconceptions Recognize warning signs & risk factors Respond compassionately to those in crisis Support those affected by suicide loss Communicate responsibly about suicide Connect individuals with appropriate resources NEED IMMEDIATE HELP? If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Trained counselors are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 988 Lifeline COLORS OF HOPE AND AWARENESS Purple and teal are widely recognized colors associated with suicide prevention awareness. Together, they have come to symbolize hope, support, awareness, and a commitment to reducing stigma surrounding mental health and suicide. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Download the reference guide with key points from the training course Click here Learn more about the Suicide Prevention Competencies for Faith Leaders at the Suicide Prevention Resource Center Click here Discover additional resources at the Faith Communities Task Force of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention Click here Explore health and well-being resources for clergy from Wespath Click here

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Explore Conference Advance Specials of the Upper New York Annual Conference, supporting United Methodist mission projects and ministries through designated giving opportunities. ADVANCE SPECIALS Advance Specials began in 1948 as an official church program for voluntary financial giving. Through Advance Specials, United Methodist individuals and groups support specific, approved mission programs or personnel with their financial gifts. ▼ Advanced Specials ▼ Disaster Response Articles ▼ Contact AFRICA UNIVERSITY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS BROWN MEMORIAL UMC: SYRACUSE BUFFALO 10 SCHOLARSHIP CAMPERSHIP FUND CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY RURAL MINISTRY, INC CREATION CARE GARY BERGH SCHOLARSHIP HAITI PARTNERSHIP MISSION CENTRAL UNY HUB NATIVE AMERICAN MISSION, ONONDAGA NATION UMC NATIVE AMERICAN OUTREACH/TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM NEW PLACES FOR NEW PEOPLE RED BIRD MISSION REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANT SUPPORT SERVICES OF EMMAUS SENECA STREET UMC: BUFFALO SOUTHERN SUDAN HEALTH PROJECT THE CHILDREN’S CENTER FOR THE COMMON GOOD THE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER UMCOR KITS SHIPMENT DOLLARS UPPER NEW YORK IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEES MINISTRIES VOLUNTEERS IN MISSION SCHOLARSHIP FUND GLOBAL MINISTRIES ARTICLES Upper New York honored for outstanding global mission support 17 hours ago 1 min read HAVE QUESTIONS? Contact Deborah Byers Global Ministries Chair

The Upper New York CCORR equips United Methodists through training and resources that promote intercultural competence, equity, and meaningful dialogue on race, religion, and culture. CONFERENCE COMMISSION ON RELIGION & RACE (CCORR) The Upper New York Commission on Religion & Race (CCORR), comprised of clergy and laity, equips United Methodists across the Upper New York Annual Conference to grow in intercultural competence, equity, and meaningful dialogue about race, religion, and culture through training, programs, and ongoing initiatives. ▼ Podcast ▼ Video Resources ▼ Truth & Wholeness Video Clips ▼ Additional Resources ▼ Articles ▼ Contact PODCAST In September 2023, the Social Holiness Ministry Team, in partnership with CCORR and GCORR, recorded a Common Table Podcast episode to raise awareness of personal and systemic racism, challenge bias, and inspire grace-filled relationships that help dismantle racism in our church and communities. Listen Now VIDEO RESOURCES TRUTH & WHOLENESS The "Truth and Wholeness" DVD was a joint project of the General Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns of The United Methodist Church and the General Commission on Religion & Race. The video was produced by United Methodist Communications. Watch clips below. Watch Part 1 Watch Part 2 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Read What Is White Privilege, Really? Learn More Learn More About Jim Crows Laws Learn More Comprehensive Anti-Racism Resource Learn More Read 2018 UNY Advocate Issue 3 Learn More List Of Resources Includes Book & Videos Learn More NEJ Call To Action Statement 2016 Learn More RECENT ARTICLES The joy of serving: Put love into action Jan 25 4 min read A Holy Invitation: Joining together in Anti-Racism Ministry for Licensed Local Pastors serving in Upper New York Oct 28, 2025 3 min read From INR to DRIA: A new name, the same mission Sep 15, 2025 2 min read 1 2 3 4 Back to Top HAVE QUESTIONS? Contact Dr. Holly Strickland Commission on Religion & Race Convener Contact Jordan Osborne Office Coordinator for Missional Excellence (315) 898-2013

Explore Upper New York Creation Justice, a ministry of the Upper New York Annual Conference equipping United Methodists for environmental stewardship and sustainability. CREATION JUSTICE Upper New York Creation Justice encourages faithful care of God’s creation through education, advocacy, and action. This ministry equips congregations and individuals to address environmental concerns and live out their commitment to justice, sustainability, and stewardship of the earth. ▼ Tell Us More ▼ Resources ▼ Creation Justice Articles ▼ Contact TELL US MORE How are you caring for God’s Creation? The United Methodist Church holds that caring for the earth--the planet we call home, that God uses to meet the material needs of God's people--is foundational for loving God and neighbor. To promote creation care across Upper New York, your Creation Justice Team is assessing the environmental work now being done by local congregations. What kind of creation care work are you doing in your local church? Do you have a Creation Justice Team/Green Team? Is your congregation engaging in some Creation Justice/Green activities? We'd love to hear about it. Tell Us More CREATION CARE RESOURCES Kids For Saving Earth Learn More Campaign To Cool Earth Learn More CREATION JUSTICE ARTICLES Do your part at Annual Conference to help make the world a little cleaner May 4 4 min read Solar incentives for churches expire soon Apr 23 2 min read Celebrating a decade of creation care with EarthKeepers Apr 22 4 min read 1 2 3 4 HAVE QUESTIONS? Contact Jordan Osborne Office Coordinator Missional Excellence (315) 898-2013

Discover the Compelling Preaching Initiative, a grant-supported program that renews pastors through workshops, immersive experiences, and rest to strengthen preaching ministry. COMPELLING PREACHING INITIATIVE The Compelling Preaching Initiative is supported by a $1.25 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. Through immersive experiences, workshops, and intentional space for rest, work, and play, it renews pastors and strengthens their preaching ministry. ▼ Preachers: Rest. Work. Play. ▼ God's People - Rest, Work, Play Journal ▼ Initiative FAQs ▼ Sermon Bank ▼ Contact PREACHERS: REST. WORK. PLAY. Preachers: Rest. Work. Play. is an initiative of United Methodists of Upper New York dedicated to embracing a powerful vision to revitalize preaching and nourish the spirits of pastors through helping preachers practice a healthy rhythm of rest, work, and play. Our vision is simple yet profound: to help preachers embody a rhythm of rest, work, and play. Through immersive experiences, curated workshops, and intentional spaces for reflection, we aim to renew, restore, and inspire pastors, equipping them to continue their ministry of preaching. Preachers: Rest. Work. Play. Cohort Information Cohort Application GOD'S PEOPLE - REST, WORK, PLAY JOURNAL God's People - Rest, Work, Play journal invites you to reflect on your daily experiences, assess your well-being, notice moments of inspiration, set intentions for the future, and express gratitude. Through these daily reflections, you'll find renewal, restoration, and inspiration, equipping you to live a life of purpose and joy. God’s People – Rest, Work, Play Journal Like us on Facebook FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What do the cohorts consist of? Ten months of monthly cohort gatherings (half through Zoom, half in person), one significant opening renewal trip, one significant closing storytelling immersion trip, and curated congregational resources. What is the initiative’s primary goal? To help preachers have a healthy rhythm of rest, work, and play in their day-to-day life so that they can be more inspirational preachers. How many preachers can participate in cohorts? We anticipate hosting five cohorts of approximately 12 preachers each beginning in 2025 through 2027. This totals about 60-75 preachers in cohorts. We will also anticipate having one-day immersive regional events and curated resources that will reach more pastor-preachers. What is the criteria to apply for a cohort? To apply to participate in a cohort you must be a clergy or lay person who currently preaches at least twice a month at an Upper New York United Methodist church or ministry. Is there a cost to participate in a cohort? We anticipate asking churches to make a financial investment of the following for participating preachers. Less than 25 persons Average Worship Attendance (AWA) total in appointment $400. Less than 60 AWA total in appointment $500. Less than 100 AWA total in appointment $550. 100+ AWA total in appointment $650 Optional: Investments of up to $1,500 will be used to support other clergy in their participation This investment supports ten months of monthly cohort gatherings (half in person, half on Zoom), one significant renewal trip, one significant storytelling immersion trip, and curated congregational resources, which total a $10,000 investment from the Lilly Grant for each cohort participant. Where do I apply to participate in a cohort? Click here for a cohort application. Where can I get the most up-to-date information about the initiative? Get the latest information on our Facebook page here. SERMON BANK United Methodists of Upper New York created a collection of sermons. These videos were crafted to renew, restore, and inspire through the art of preaching and are intended to support congregations and preachers when their pastor is on vacation, sabbatical, on circuit, sick, or on leave. View Sermons HAVE QUESTIONS? Contact Rev. Abigail Browka Associate Director of Missional Excellence (315) 898-2031

Learn how United Methodists respond to disasters through UMCOR, Volunteers in Mission, and disaster teams providing relief, care, and support for rebuilding communities. DISASTER RESPONSE Disasters can overwhelm communities and disrupt access to basic needs. United Methodists respond through UMCOR, Volunteers in Mission, and disaster teams, offering both practical aid and compassionate care as communities rebuild. UMCOR ensures all designated gifts support disaster response. ▼ Response and Recovery ▼ Disaster at Church ▼ Ways your Church can be Involved ▼ Upcoming Trainings ▼ Neighborhood Hubs ▼ Disaster Response Articles ▼ Contact RESPONSE AND RECOVERY Disaster Response Ministry provides leadership in disaster preparedness, relief, and recovery, equipping local churches with training, resources, and volunteer support. In partnership with VOAD, UMCOR, and other organizations, teams respond to disasters both within the conference and across the country. In 2025, the Upper New York Disaster Response team trained 22 new Early Response Team (ERT) members and contributed more than 2,000 volunteer hours. Teams served communities including the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation, Newark Valley, Canastota, Rome, and Rochester, and also deployed to Georgia and Wisconsin to assist other conferences. More Information DISASTER AT CHURCH What do you do in the event of a disaster at the church and district-level? Find information below. Flow Sheet for Churches Form a District Emergency Team WAYS YOUR CHURCH CAN BE INVOLVED Participate in an Early Response Team (ERT) Training (Trainings listed below) Participate in Connecting Neighbors Disaster Preparedness Course Assemble UMCOR Relief Kits Schedule a Training UMCOR Relief Supplies Drop Off Locations UPCOMING TRAINING Sat, Oct 17 Basic ERT Training / Clinton UMC Learn more Oct 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Clinton UMC, 105 Utica St, Clinton, NY 13323, USA At Clinton United Methodist Church from 9AM - 4PM (registration and more info to come) NEIGHBORHOOD HUBS Neighborhood Hubs are UMCOR relief supply networks throughout Upper New York Conference where local churches can both drop off completed kits and request supplies. We encourage kits to be used for both natural and socio-economic disasters. Binghamton District Neighborhood Hub Central UMC 17 S. Nanticoke Ae Endicott, NY 13760 Email Crossroads District Neighborhood Hub UNY Conference Center 7481 Henry Clay Blvd Liverpool, NY 13088 Email Niagara Frontier District Neighborhood Hub Kenmore UMC 32 Landers Rd Buffalo, NY 14217 Email Northern Flow District Neighborhood Hub Massena UMC 189 Main St Massena, NY 13662 Email Cornerstone District Neighborhood Hub Christ UMC 633 Linwood Ave Olean, NY 14760 Email DISASTER RESPONSE ARTICLES Upper New York Conference awarded $46,000 Disaster Preparedness Grant through UMCOR Jun 10 3 min read UNY donates $20,000 to continued tornado recovery in Rome Jun 10, 2025 2 min read HAVE QUESTIONS? Contact Kristina Clark Associate Director of Missional Excellence (315) 898-2066

2026 Appointments After the prayerful discernment of the cabinet, Bishop Héctor A. Burgos-Núñez announces the following appointments. All appointments, otherwise noted, are effective July 1, 2026. Click here for the full list of 2026 clergy appointments as of May 30, 2026. June 17, 2026 Appointment Announcement Natalie Bowerman from Honeoye Falls UMC to Honeoye Falls, Ionia, and East Bloomfield UMCs, Genesee Valley District. Kathy Dye from Wheeler UMC to Rathbone UMC in addition to her current appointment at Wheeler UMC, Mountain View District. Katrina Cappotelli from Victor UMC to Macedon Center and South Perinton UMCs in addition to her appointment at Victor UMC, Genesee Valley District. Mary Tanner from Ira UMC to Warners UMC, Crossroads District. Holley DeLapo from Remsen and South Lewis Parish to Lowville and Carthage UMCs, Northern Flow District. Ted Anderson from retirement to Carlton UMC, Genesee Valley District. Jeffery Seeley from not appointed to Webb Mills, Mountain View District. June 10, 2026 Appointment Announcement Andy Anderson from Syracuse UM Ministries Bellview Heights and Gethsemane UMCs to New Hartford UMC, Mohawk District. Nola Anderson from Syracuse UM Ministries Erwin First and Brown Memorial to Clinton UMC, Mohawk District. Benjamin Lalka from Gouverneur First to Camillus: Immanuel UMC, Crossroads District. David Underwood from interim at Macedon Center/South Perinton UMCs to Canandaigua UMC, Genesee Valley District. Kathy Thiel from Asbury First UMC to Pultneyville/Williamson UMCs, Genesee Valley District. Kim Krause from Ravena: Grace UMC to West Sand Lake: Salem UMC, Albany District. Lida Merrill from Hemlock and Carlton UMCs to Canadice/Allens Hill UMCs, Genesee Valley District. Diane DiLuzio from retirement to Pennellville and Phoenix UMCs, Crossroads District. William Mudge from Liverpool First, Baldwinsville and Phoenix to Faith Journey UMC, Crossroads District. Ray Lessaongang from Apulia UMC to Minoa UMC in addition to his appointment at Apulia UMC. Kathy Dye from not appointed to Wheeler UMC, Mountain View District effective June 1, 2026. Kevin Kitto from Lowville and Carthage UMCs to Gouverneur First UMC, Northern Flow District. Jeff Hodge from Pennellville, Baldwinsville, and Liverpool to Baldwinsville and Liverpool UMCs only, Crossroads District. Susan Ranous from Baldwinsville, Pennellville, Liverpool, Cicero extension ministry to Baldwinsville, Liverpool, Cicero and Extension Ministry, Crossroads District. Cheryl Brown from retirement to Warren's Corners and Newfane UMCs, Niagara Frontier District. John Bowen from Ashville UMC to Watts Flats UMC in addition to his current appointment at Ashville, Cornerstone District. May 20, 2026 Appointment Announcement Jack Keating from Camillus: Immanuel UMC to Trumansburg UMC, Finger Lakes District. Beth O. Benham from retirement to Alexandria Bay UMC, Northern Flow District. May 13, 2026 Appointment Announcement David Haase from Niverville-Chatham Center and Berlin to the Nassau: Grace UMC and Niverville-Chatham Center and Berlin, Albany District. Linda Glantz from Williamson and Pultneyville UMCs to Elmgrove, Brockport, and Holley: Disciples UMCs, Genesee Valley District. May 6, 2026 Appointment Announcement Elizabeth Quick from Attend School to Transitional Leave. Jennifer Streeter from Transitional Leave to Extension Ministry as Hospice and Bereavement Chaplain for Affinity Care Hospice in New Jersey effective March 23, 2026. Ann Marie Brown from Elmgrove UMC and Brockport UMC to Clarence Center UMC, Niagara Frontier District. Pamela Cosgrove from not appointed to Tyrone UMC. Zondra Coffin from Newport UMC to Newport UMC and adding on Westmoreland UMC, Mohawk District. Paul Sweet from Troy: Christ UMC and Troy: Pawling Avenue UMCs to Binghamton: Tabernacle & Kirkwood UMCs, Binghamton District. Pamela Anderson from not appointed to Extension Ministry at Attorney for the child program, Cornerstone District. April 29, 2026 Appointment Announcement After further discernment, Bishop Burgos has reconsidered the appointment of Rev. Sung Ah Choi to Clinton UMC. A new appointment, if one becomes available, will be announced later. Craig Buelow from Northern KonXions UMC and Crossings @ South Dayton NFC to Brocton: Tri Church and Crossings @ South Dayton NFC, Cornerstone District. Nicole Matosan from Associate at Pine City: Pennsylvania Avenue UMC to United Church of Painted Post, Mountain View District. Lee Capodagli from Tyrone UMC to Perry First UMC, Genesee Valley District. Daniel Bradley from Faith Journey UMC to Cortland: First UMC, Cortland: Homer Avenue UMC, and Harmony UMCs, Finger Lakes District. Kimberly Townsend from Chestertown Community UMC to Chestertown Community UMC and adding on West Fort Ann. April 22, 2026 Appointment Announcement April 15, 2026 appointment announcement Deanna Finch from Buffalo: Seneca Street UMC to Rochester: Asbury First UMC as Associate Pastor, Genesee Valley District. Barbara Lamoree from Kirkwood UMC to Sidney/Unadilla/Mount Upton UMC’s, Oneonta District. Yohan Moon from Clarence Center UMC to Baltimore Washington Conference 346.1 to Rockville: Francis Asbury National Korean UMC. April 1, 2026 Appointment Announcement Robert Dean from Trumansburg UMC to Homer: First UMC, Finger Lakes District. March 25, 2026 Appointment Announcement Amber Gregory from Cherry Valley & Van Hornesville UMCs to Elmira: New Beginnings UMC, Mountain View District. Joel Holcomb Nassau: Grace and from Troy: Center Brunswick UMCs to Bath: Centenary UMC, Mountain View District. March 11, 2026 Appointment Announcement Leanne Zeck from Bath: Centenary UMC to Jonesville UMC, Albany District. February 25, 2026 Appointment Announcement Brandilynne Craver from Sidney UMC to Binghamton: Fairview UMC, Binghamton District. February 18, 2026 Appointment Announcement Debbie Earthrowl from Superintendent of Albany and Adirondack Districts to East Greenbush UMC, Albany District. Douglas “BB” Watson from Cortland: First, Freeville, and Harmony UMCs to Cobleskill UMC, Oneonta District. Sung Jun Park from Homer: First to Troy: Hope UMC, Albany District. February 4, 2026 Appointment Announcement Lida Merrill from SY @ Carlton & Hemlock UMCs to part-time local pastor at Carlton & Hemlock UMCs, Genesee Valley District (1/21/2026). Patricia Johnson from SY @ Apple Valley to part-time local pastor at Apple Valley, Crossroads District (1/21/2026). Darryl Barrow from personal leave of absence to paragraph 345 less than full time to Kenmore UCC church, Niagara Frontier District (1/1/2026). Youngjae Jee from Jonesville UMC to Rochester: Covenant UMC, Genesee Valley District. January 18, 2026 Appointment Announcement Click here to read about the appointment of the Rev. Anna Blinn Cole as the new District Superintendent of the Adirondack and Albany Districts, effective July 1, 2026.

View clergy appointments for the Upper New York Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church, connecting pastors and congregations across the region. APPOINTMENTS In The United Methodist Church, pastoral appointments are part of our connectional system. Each year, bishops prayerfully match the gifts of clergy with the needs of congregations, seeking to strengthen the shared mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. 2026 APPOINTMENTS 2026 OPEN CHURCHES 2026 RETIREMENTS APPOINTMENT TRANSITION RESOURCES APPOINTMENT-MAKING VALUES AND PRACTICES

Discover Camp & Retreat Ministries of the Upper New York Annual Conference, offering faith-based camps, retreats, and spiritual growth experiences for all ages. CAMP & RETREAT MINISTRIES Camp & Retreat Ministry (CRM) provides transformative camp and retreat experiences that nurture faith, build community, and support spiritual growth for people of all ages. Through welcoming spaces and meaningful programs, CRM helps individuals and groups deepen their connection to God and one another. ▼ UNY Camp & Retreat Ministries ▼ How Can We Help? ▼ Camp Sites ▼ Donate to CRM ▼ Articles ▼ Contact UPPER NEW YORK CAMP & RETREAT MINISTRIES Camp & Retreat Ministries has four centers throughout New York state – from the Adirondacks west to the edges of two Great Lakes, north to the St. Lawrence Seaway and south to the state border with Pennsylvania. Each of our centers serves a diverse population, including rural, urban and suburban, while offering opportunities to connect with God's creation, with a loving Christian community, and with friends, new and old. Take Me There HOW CAN WE HELP? Offering a wide range programs for children and adults with disabilities. Summer Camp Attend one of our site planned programs or plan your own retreat. Adult & Youth Retreats Let us help you think of ways CRM can be a resource for your local church ministry. Partners in Ministry ALDERSGATE ASBURY SKY LAKE SKYE FARM CLERGY RESPITE PROGRAMS AT CAMP CASOWASCO'S LEGACY DONATE TO CAMPS & RETREATS Donate Today From Bishop Burgos: Clarifying the Decision Regarding Casowasco Mar 12 7 min read CRM SUNDAY Oct 22, 2025 2 min read One donation keeps things hot at Aldersgate Camp & Retreat Center Aug 22, 2024 2 min read 1 2 HAVE QUESTIONS? Contact Rev. Dr. Aaron Bouwens Director of Missional Excellence (315) 898-2014 Contact Shari Mudge CRM Central Office Administrative Assistant (315) 898-2026

Explore the Mountain View Church Directory of the Upper New York Annual Conference, featuring United Methodist churches serving communities across the Mountain View District. MOUNTAIN VIEW DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY Addison UMC View Bath: Centenary UMC View Big Flats: Hillview UMC View Breesport UMC View Burdett UMC View Canisteo UMC View Chemung UMC View Corning: First UMC View Corning: Grace UMC View Elmira Heights: Oakwood UMC View Elmira: Fresh Start View Elmira: New Beginnings UMC View Elmira: Westside UMC View Erin UMC View Garwoods UMC View Greenwood UMC View Horseheads UMC View Jasper: United Church of Jasper View Litchfield UMC View Montour Falls UMC View Nichols UMC View North Chemung UMC View North Cohocton UMC View Odessa-Catharine UMC View Painted Post: United Church of Painted Post View Pine City: Pennsylvania Avenue UMC View Pine Valley UMC View Rathbone UMC View Risingville UMC View Smithboro UMC View South Corning UMC View South Dansville UMC View Spencer Federated View Tioga Center UMC View Tyrone UMC View Watkins Glen: Fresh Start View Webb Mills UMC View Wheeler UMC View Wilawana UMC View