Rooted in Fort Ann, New York

About Our Church

A historic village church, still doing what it has always done: worship faithfully, welcome warmly and care for Fort Ann.

Our history

Generations in these pews

Fort Ann United Protestant Church has served this village for well over a century. Built by local hands and maintained by local families, the building itself is part of the story of Fort Ann — as familiar on the street as the school, the firehouse and the canal.

Over the decades, the congregation united Protestant neighbors under one roof rather than dividing a small town into many small churches. That instinct — gather, don't separate — still shapes who we are.

Baptisms, weddings, funerals, Christmas Eve candlelight, spaghetti and ziti suppers, thrift shop Saturdays: the ordinary, faithful rhythm of a country church.

Historic photograph of Fort Ann United Protestant Church
From our archives
Fort Ann United Protestant Church today
The church today

Our mission

Worship God, welcome everyone, serve Fort Ann

We exist to gather this community in worship, to grow together in faith, and to be practical neighbors to the people around us.

Grace first

We believe God's love reaches people before they have it all figured out — including us.

Scripture together

We read the Bible faithfully and honestly, in community, with room for questions.

Love of neighbor

Faith shows up as casseroles, rides to appointments, coats in winter and open doors.

One table

United in worship across Protestant traditions — what unites us is bigger than what divides us.

Ministries & community

How we gather and serve

Small church, full calendar. There's a place to plug in whatever your season of life.

Bible study

Small-group study and conversation through the seasons of the year.

Community outreach

Meals, care packages and quiet help for neighbors in need.

Fellowship

Coffee hours, potlucks, suppers and gatherings that go long.

Youth activities

Seasonal activities and service projects for kids and teens.

Volunteer & fundraisers

Dinner fundraisers, work days and restoration crews.

Second Blessings Thrift Shop

Open Saturdays 9 AM–Noon, supporting church and community.

Leadership

Led by our pastor, guided by our congregation

Our pastor, church council and volunteer committees share the work of leading worship, caring for members, running the thrift shop and stewarding the restoration fund. Want to be introduced? Call 518-538-1898 or email FAUnitedprotestantchurch@gmail.com and we'll connect you with the right person.