Welcome to the Presbytery of Geneva
Together, we pray, play, and energize our congregations to live out the Good News of Jesus. Together, we lift up each other in love and call others into the circle of God’s grace.
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Located in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of Upstate New York, The Presbytery of Geneva serves 60 churches and one emerging immigrant fellowship, as well as Camp Whitman on Seneca Lake.
Our churches are located in the areas surrounding Canandaigua, Keuka, and Seneca Lakes, as far north as Lake Ontario and within a short distance from the Pennsylvania border on the south.
Our offices are centrally located in the lovely village of Penn Yan, New York. We are a partnership of congregations and ministers seeking to help one another carry out vital ministries in the name of Jesus Christ. We are a member presbytery of the Synod of the Northeast and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
The Presbytery of Geneva emphasizes:
- Congregational Transformation
- Creating Spiritual Energy
- Understanding Congregational Identity
- Developing a Ministry Team
- Re-entering the Community
- Developing a Ministry Plan
- Developing a Financial Base for Ministry and Mission
- Spiritual Development
- Building Relationships
- Mission
Presbytery News
- Camp Whitman BBQ & Open House June 5
- A New Blog Post
- A Unique Presbytery Meeting – March 6, 2010
- Presbyterian Youth Triennium
- Old, But Fun, News From the Penn Yan Congregation
Synod News
- REV. DR J. HERBERT NELSON II ~ WHO IS MY NEIGHBOR
- JULY 2010 NOR'E-NEWS
- APA NATIONAL CONFERENCE ~ OCTOBER 7-10, 2010
- MONEY FOLLOWS MISSION: STEWARDSHIP PRACTICES FOR THE BODY OF CHRIST ~ MARCH 18-19, 2011
- 219TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY (2010) LETTER TO CONGREGATIONS
Presbyterian News Service
- Long hand
- Christian leaders laud Obama's Middle East peace talks
- Notes about people
- Faith leaders decry questioning of Obama's faith
- The Rev. Dr. Jin S. Kim will serve as GAMC field staff for Korean English Ministries
Our Calendar
Daily Lectionary Readings
Fri., September 3
Morning Psalms 84; 148; First Reading Job 19:1-7, 14-27; Second Reading Acts 13:13-25; Gospel John 9:18-41; Evening Psalms 25; 40
