First United Presbyterian Church

First United Presbyterian Church is a church in Newburgh, NY 12550. It is one of 78 churches in Newburgh.

Newburgh, NY, 12550

First United Presbyterian Church is part of the Presbyterian family of churches in The American Church Story. 659 congregations of the Presbyterian family gather across New York — 11,342 across the United States on The Church Map.

Presbyterians gave American Christianity much of its backbone: seminaries, catechisms, and shared government by elders rather than by one man, a habit that shaped the country's civic life as much as its churches. They have been among the most persistent builders of colleges, hospitals, and mission agencies this nation has.

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The community around First United Presbyterian Church

Within a few blocks of these doors, more than 2 in 10 renting households pay over half of everything they earn just to keep a roof over them. About a third of households aren't sure there will be enough to eat, and nearly a quarter of adults are worried about keeping the housing they have. That is 2,400 neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

Pray for the families one rent increase away from moving, and for this church to know their names.

  • Food Insecurity: 30.6%
  • Housing Insecurity: 27.4%
  • Social Isolation: 35.8%
  • Lack of Social/Emotional Support: 30.8%
  • Uninsured All Ages (Census): 16.7% (9.4–24.0%)
  • Utility Shutoff Threat: 15.4%
  • Obesity: 38.1%
  • Fair/Poor Health Status: 24.8%
  • Poverty Rate: 20.4% (10.5–30.4%)
  • Uninsured Adults 18-64: 16.9%
  • Transportation Barriers: 15.1%

Source: CDC PLACES, U.S. Census Bureau (2023, 2019-2023), aggregated across 4 census tracts near this church.

Newburgh city is served by 31 churches — about one congregation for every 927 residents.

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