Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church - HUPC

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

We are proud to have Rev. DR. Kyle Delhagen serving us here at HUPC! Congrats!

05/31/2026

Welcome to Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church! We are so glad you are here. All are invited to worship God in this place. Wherever you are on the journey of faith, may HUPC be a community in which you can be nurtured and supported along the way, and a place where you may serve and be served in the spirit of Christ. If you wish to learn more about life at HUPC and the many ministries we support and are involved in, contact Pastor Kyle or the church office. We hope this time of worship is inspiring, challenging, nurturing, and sustaining.

05/25/2026

On Memorial Day, we take time to remember and reflect upon the sacrifices of those who have given their lives in service to our country.

On Memorial Day, we take time to remember and reflect upon the sacrifices of those who have given their lives in service to our country. In commemoration of today, the Presbyterian Historical Society is sharing this 1969 photograph snapped by the Religious News Service at the National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, during a Memorial Day commemoration service. The caption reads, “This scene will be repeated in every U.S. community on May 30, Memorial Day, when the nation pauses to remember its dead.”

05/20/2026

How can you show God's love and work in our communities?

At the 2026 Georgia Presbyteries' Gathering, the Rev. Jihyun Oh, Stated Clerk of the General Assembly of the PC(USA), drew a distinction between diversity and inclusion. Oh noted that having people present in a room is not the same as incorporating their full personhood. She grounded her call in Galatians 3, which erases the categories that divide and other, urging the church toward "something bigger, a bigger we." She also challenged congregations to move beyond bonding with people like themselves and toward the bridging behaviors that connect across real difference. Read more from Presbyterian News Service at the link in the comments below.

"Complex issues and problems can't be solved by single solutions," Oh said, "but it is the next faithful step that we can take. I think it's most important that we take that next faithful step if we want to practice inclusion, to grow the table wider."

05/18/2026

"The One who spun galaxies like sugar and flung stars against the midnight sky also dreamed that we would laugh, dance, tumble, imagine, and delight."

This week's Sunday Blessing comes from Rev. Adriene Thorne, Senior Minister of The Riverside Church in New York City.

Read the full Blessing and Benediction: https://www.presbyterianfoundation.org/resources/newsletters/blessing-and-benediction-from-rev-adriene-thorne-21/