A Matthew 25 Church where all people are children of God

The purpose of Stone Church is to be an inviting, spiritual community of Christ, engaging in worship that inspires and challenges us to learn and grow as we reach out in caring and service, trusting in the love of God.

April 2, 2026 – Maundy Thursday – The Lord’s Supper

Come join Stone Presbyterian Church in Clinton, NY 7:00 p.m. April 2 for Maundy Thursday worship with a special Tenebrae service of light and darkness as we remember the night Jesus shared his last meal and was betrayed. We will commemorate and celebrate the Lord’s Supper.


April 3, 2026 – Good Friday Ecumenical Service

Come join the Clinton Area Ministerium noon April 3 for an ecumenical worship service hosted at the St. James Episcopal Church as we commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus with the telling of the Passion Story. A light lunch will follow the service.

April 5, 2026 – Easter Sunday

7AM: Ecumenical Sunrise Service

Come join us 7:00 a.m. April 5 for the Clinton Area Ministerium Ecumenical Sunrise Service on the Village Green in Clinton.

10:30AM:  Easter Sunday – The Lord’s Supper
Come join Stone Presbyterian Church in Clinton, NY Easter Sunday April 5
at 10:30 a.m. for worship in person and live streamed on Facebook Live as
we celebrate the resurrection of our Risen Lord!

Sunday Morning Worship at Stone Church

Come join Stone Presbyterian Church in Clinton, NY Easter Sunday April 5 at 10:30 a.m. for worship in person and live streamed on Facebook Live as we celebrate the resurrection of our Risen Lord! The service will include special music by music director Dr. G. Roberts Kolb and celebration of the Lord’s Supper. Storyteller Donna Goodfriend will tell the story of the women finding the empty tomb and Pastor Scott will tell Peter's message that God raised Jesus from the dead and will preach on “All Shook Up.”

April 5 2026 10:30AM

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A View from the Steeple

Stone Church is proud to announce the publication of A View from the Steeple, written by Marjorie (Midge) Bakos, one of the Church’s long-time members.

Midge, a direct descendant of one of the earliest of area settlers, tells how she developed her interest in historical research by assisting the former Stone Church secretary, Peggy Weldon, in fulfilling requests for dates of baptism, marriage etc.  As she recounted, “One particular morning while on such a search, I came upon the name Zebulon Peck who was a deacon in the early church from 1801 to 1808, ten years after the founding of the church in 1791. Oh my! It dawned on me that my grandmother had tried to tell me several times that he was my g-g-g-g-g-g-grandfather from Bristol, CT…. Now the pieces of the puzzle began to fit together and I looked through more material. I had papers and books everywhere….”

Learn more about the book here.

Give now with the Givelify app

Stone Church uses the Givelify app for online giving. It is a very easy way to send a payment toward your pledge, make a general donation to the church, or to designate a donation to the Deacons or to the fund for the new roof. Used by many churches, this is a safe, secure and convenient way to donate online.

Stone Church is a welcoming, affirming congregation!

The Fair Trade Shop

“A gift from a friend is more than an object being gifted: the thought behind it is an expression of love, because it is a genuine wish for you to be happy.” (Quote from Richard Bach)

 We are proud to offer you our exquisitely crafted pine needle baskets from Guatemala. Handmade from sustainably sourced longleaf pine needles and pajon, a native wildgrass found in the Guatemalan Highlands, these heirloom quality baskets will enhance your home with their natural beauty and subtle fragrances. Basket makers masterfully combine color, form, and fine stitchery to create baskets that are perfect for display and are entirely functional.<b><br>

Our adorable Pink Bunny Box from India is made from recycled paper pulp and is waiting to be displayed or filled with small treasures.

Each of our Quilled Floral Eggs from Vietnam is completely covered by hand with dozens of individually coiled paper strips, forming a vibrant floral egg pattern inspired by blooming spring daisies.<br>

These and MANY, MANY MORE uniquely handcrafted gift items from 38 different countries can be found at our FAIR TRADE SHOP, STONE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 8 SO. PARK ROW, CLINTON. Our regular hours are 10am to 4pm every Thursday, SECOND SATURDAYS and by appointment by calling 315-853-1070. Purchasing fair trade items ensures artisans and small farmers fair wages and healthy working conditions, providing dignity, sustainable development and hope for marginalized people. LET US BE YOUR GO-TO GIFT SHOP!

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Fair Trade Shoppe inside with items