Welcome to Ponckhockie; a welcoming place for Christian worship. 

Our Worship Services begin at 11 am and are held every Sunday.   

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Whereever you're from...

Whatever you seek...

Whenever you come...

WE WELCOME YOU!

93 Abruyn St

Kingston, New York  12401

Your first question may be ~ how do we pronounce Ponckhockie? The easiest way is to combine "ponk" (as in honk!) followed by the name of the ice skating sport called "hockey"; Ponk~Hockey! 

We are located in Ponckhockie; a section of the City of Kingston (NY) that over looks the Hudson River at the point where the Rondout Creek empties into the river. 

The neighborhood was the site of a British naval landing and attack during the revolutionary war  when Kingston (then the capital of N.Y.) was "burnt and plundered". At that time Ponckhockie was not a part of Kingston.

The Ponckhockie Union Church (Congregational) is a historic chapel at the corner of Abruyn Street and Delaware Avenue in Kingston, NY.  It was built in 1870, and is a rectangular, Gothic Revival  style  created with poured reinforced concrete. It is believed to be the oldest such structure in New York and perhaps in the U.S.