Upcoming Events

We hold some of our programs in a hybrid format, with some gathering in person and others joining via Zoom. 

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  • Bible Study

    Mondays, 1pm, in the Study or the Zoom Room

    We’re reading from Marcus Borg’s Evolution of the Word: The New Testament in the Order the Books Were Written, and everyone is welcome to join us in person or on Zoom. Our general format is to read the introductory material for each section, then read through the Biblical texts and talk about what it meant for early Christians and what it might mean for us today.


    To join the meeting online: https://upcbgm.org/zoom

    To dial in as a phone call: 646-558-8656, then enter Meeting ID: 865 274 8433 #

  • Sewing Group

    Wednesdays, 10am–1pm, with Zoom lunchtime at noon

    Sewing Group meets at church starting at 10am on Wednesdays. At noon, those who can’t join them in person are welcome to Zoom in for their lunchtime social hour. Everyone is welcome; bring your lunch and enjoy the company.


    To join the meeting online: https://upcbgm.org/zoom

    To dial in as a phone call: 646-558-8656, then enter Meeting ID: 865 274 8433 #

  • Zoom Happy Hour

    Fridays, 5–6pm

    All are invited to bring your own beverage and join the conversation on Friday evenings for this social hour in the Zoom room. It’s a great way to keep in touch while it remains complicated to be together in person.


    To join the meeting online: https://upcbgm.org/zoom
    To dial in as a phone call: 646-558-8656, then enter Meeting ID: 865 274 8433 #


Programs for the Community

  • We host a free community meal every Tuesday evening that everybody in the community is invited to attend.
  • We operate a community food pantry every Wednesday afternoon.
  • We house the daytime Adult Education (TASC/GED) program operated by the Binghamton City School District, as well as their alternative education site for at-risk high school students.
  • We provide office space for Associates for Training & Development (A4TD), which administers the U.S. Department of Labor’s Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP). The SCSEP is a community service and work-based job training program for income-eligible, unemployed job seekers age 55+.
  • We house the Workers Center of the Southern Tier, a grassroots organization focused on promoting dignity and human rights in the workplace.
  • We house the office of VINES (Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments), an organization committed to developing a sustainable and just community food system through establishment of community gardens, urban agriculture, and community green spaces.

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