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Summer worship every Sunday at 11:15 AM, May 24 through September 4. Plus the Festival of Lessons & Carols by candlelight in December.
— until the next service in the chapel.
Each service is led by a different voice — clergy, scholars, and musicians from many traditions. Doors open early. All are welcome.
M.Div. Union Theological Seminary, NYC
Rector · St. John's Memorial Church, Ellenville
Former Ulster County District Attorney
Pastor · Ridgewood Presbyterian Church, Ridgewood, NY
M.Div. Union Theological Seminary, NYC
Grace Congregational Church · Harlem
Reflections from the Hebrew tradition
Executive Director · Rural & Migrant Ministry, Inc.
"Hell, No? Hell, Yes!" · Returning lead celebrant
Author · Fierce Consciousness and Radical Joy for Hard Times
Crossroads Christian Church
Artistic Director · Shadowland Stages
Pastor · Crestwood United Methodist Church
Bob Costa and friends · a morning of song in the chapel
Returning lead celebrant
M.Div. Union Theological Seminary, NYC
A candlelit December evening of scripture, song, and silence — the chapel's most beloved annual tradition. Free and open to all. Bring family, bring friends. The bell rings before, the candles glow within.
Whether it's your first Sunday or your fiftieth, here are a few things worth knowing before you make the drive up the ridge.
The chapel is open by 10:45 AM. Park along Henry Road or in the small lot. Walk the bluestone path, ring the bell if you're moved to.
There is no dress code. Hiking boots, summer dresses, denim — the chapel has seen all of it. Bring a layer; the stones stay cool.
Each service runs roughly an hour. Expect readings, hymns, a sermon or reflection, and quiet. The format shifts gently with each speaker.
Kids, dogs on leash on the grounds, and quiet babies are all part of the regular Sunday. The chapel is small — every seat is a good one.
Get to know the seven Friends of the Stone Church — the volunteer stewards who keep these doors open.
Meet us →280 Henry Road, Pine Bush, NY 12566. Two thousand feet up on the Shawangunk Ridge — a beautiful drive in any season.
Plan your visit →Every donation goes to upkeep — the fieldstone, the rose window, the bell tower. Help keep the doors open.
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