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Watch the 2020 Aurora Christmas ‘Picture’ Pageant!

This beautiful, festive video features photos and drawings of pageants past.

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The English Gothic home of the United Ministry of Aurora was built in 1860 by the congregation of the Aurora Presbyterian Church – and is a landmark within the nationally registered historic district of the village.
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I grew up attending a Presbyterian church, but like many in my generation I left in my teens.

I found my way back to the church after a series of tragic deaths when I felt that I needed some kind of spiritual grounding. I eventually found myself driving to seminary on a beautiful September day wondering if I was doing the right thing. It was 8:30 in the morning on September 11, 2001 when I opened a Bible for the first time in over 15 years! I decided to stay despite my trepidation.

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With COVID-19 still threatening upstate New York, it’s more difficult than ever to remain connect to your community.

Please feel free to watch our most recent Sunday Services in the safety of your own home.

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Barbara Blom

I am so glad I stayed! I learned that Christianity was so much more than what I had been taught in Sunday School! It was a transformative and fascinating time in my life.  I learned that the recurring themes in the Gospels are Jesus’ interactions with the “other” and his teachings about helping the hungry, the poor, the sick.  I realized that all of humankind could be lifted up through a better understanding of our common humanity. It deepened my own faith tradition and my calling to follow the Way of Jesus of Nazareth in our complex world, a Way that leads to an experience of the peace and love of God.

We all face struggles in life amidst the beauty and the blessings.  One of the most important things for me about being church together is being there for one another and our neighbors.   Jesus created a community that cared for one another and so do we.  And so we welcome all people regardless of who you are, what you believe or where you are on your journey through life.