The Greater Camillus Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Cam's Pizzeria to put together a used winter clothing drive.

Do you have any winter clothing items/accessories laying around the house you are looking to get rid of? Help declutter your home while helping those in need! There is a drop box for you to donate any items at Cam's, located at 112 Kasson Road.

Thanks in advance for helping us make this used winter clothing drive a success! Your donations will help keep those less fortunate stay warm this holiday season.

​Hear HANDEL’S MESSIAH—and add your voice!* 

Sunday, November 12, 4:00 pm 
St. Joseph’s Church, 5600 Genesee St., Camillus NY
presented by MasterWorks Chorale; Michael Kringer, director

The glorious Christmas portion and Hallelujah Chorus, sung by a 60-member choir with small chamber orchestra

*Experienced Messiah singers are invited to perform with the Chorale, after attending a required rehearsal on Friday, Nov. 10, 7–8 pm, at St. Joesph’s Church.

Suggested donation at door: $10 (adults); proceeds support MasterWorks Chorale.

Approximate length: 1 hour and 15 minutes, no intermission.

For more information, visit masterworkscny.org  

Immanuel United Methodist  On October 15th the Greater Syracuse Hunger Walk took place at Onondaga Lake Park.   Immanuel raised $1,100.00. 

​Thanks to everyone who contributed; your donations will help feed people around the block and around the world.
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Join us for this unique interactive group educational experience that uses an experiential, participatory model to share the history of what Indigenous Peoples have experienced through colonization with a focus on the experience of the Onondaga Nation and other Haudenosaunee Peoples.  

The program seeks to foster truth, understanding and respect between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, especially in the territory stewarded by people of the Onondaga Nation and other Haudenosaunee Peoples. It was created in collaboration with Kairos Canada and involves facilitation by Onondaga Nation citizens and non-Indigenous allies. 
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​Have you ever been to the Spiritual Renewal Center? Have you ever wondered about all of the wonderful opportunities for spiritual growth that are there? 

​If so, please plan to attend the Fall Open House on September 27 from 4-6:30pm.

Need a break and want to catch your breath? The Conference Commission on the Status and Role of Women (COSROW) is here to help with a two-night virtual retreat Sept. 29-30 for any female lay or clergy person.

Join Bishop Cynthia Moore-Koikoi as the keynote speaker and the Rev. Corey Turnpenny, along with Jenna Amberge, Nairobi Smith, and the Rev. Theresa Eggleston for an inspirational event via Zoom from 6:30-9 p.m. 

The cost is $25 and a portion of the fee will help support Girls Inc., a not-for-profit organization that focuses "on the development of the whole girl."

All registrants will receive a box of materials to enhance your retreat experience. The deadline is Sept. 22.
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You can earn 0.5 CPU credit for participating in both days. If you have any questions, email [email protected].
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