Welcome
At St. Margaret’s, we believe in the power of community — where all are welcomed, valued, and supported on their spiritual journey. As we continue to grow, we invite you to be part of something special: a vibrant congregation committed to living out the love and teachings of Christ. Whether you’re new to the area, seeking a deeper connection, or looking for a place where you truly belong, we would love to welcome you.
As an Episcopal church, we strive to be a welcoming and inclusive space where everyone—regardless of background, experience, or identity—can come as they are and find a home. We are committed to fostering an environment where all individuals feel seen, heard, and valued. Through our worship, service, and fellowship, we seek to reflect the love of Christ, who calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves.
We are dedicated to promoting social justice, reconciliation, and equality, both within our church and in the broader community. We stand with those who are marginalized and oppressed and work to create a world where all people are treated with fairness and respect.
Eucharist services are conducted every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. All are welcome.
Announcements
Final soup sale before summer
Join us May 16th for our final Soup Sale before summer—10am to noon. Visit us to purchase soups and pastries, which helps support the church and our community.
Come early, we tend to sell out fast!
Don’t worry, our soup sale will return in the fall. :)
Journey of Empathy Caravan of Youth
Leading with Compassion and Purpose
Saturday, May 30, 2026
Led by the youth of RMM, this Caravan will focus on the issues that are important to them, including separation of families, keeping our youth safe, and protecting youth in rural New York. This movement brings together young people and the community to uplift voices, stand in solidarity, and support those fighting for justice. Register for the event here.
Hudson Valley Schedule
Kick off at RMM’s Grail Campus, 119 Duncan Ave., Cornwall-on-Hudson — 12:30 pmDepart — 1 pm. Driving route: right onto Duncan Ave., left on Hudson St. to Academy Ave, slight right to merge onto US-9W N, slight right to Old Rt. 9W, right on River Rd./Water St., left on Washington St., right on Grand St.Arrive: St. George’s Episcopal Church, 105 Grand St., Newburgh — 1:30 pmDepart — 2 pm — Driving route: left on Leroy Place to North St./Plank Rd., right on Robinbson Ave. to I-84 E, cross Newburgh-Beacon Bridge, take Exit 41 (first exit), left on NY-9D N, left on Main St., left on US-9 N/South Road to Academy St., right onto Montgomery St. to Carroll St.Arrive: Christ Episcopal Church, 20 Carroll St., Poughkeepsie — 2:45 pmDepart — 3:15 pm — Driving route: left on Carroll St., left on Barclay St., left onto S. Hamilton St., right onto Church St./East-West Arterial, keep left onto US-44 E, right on Traver Rd.Arrive: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 808 Traver Rd, Pleasant Valley — 3:30 pmDepart — 4:00 pm — Driving route: Sharp right onto US-44 E/Main St. to US-82 S, left onto Franklin Ave.Arrive: Grace Church Millbrook, 3328 Franklin Ave, Millbrook — 4:20 pmDepart — 4:40 pm — Driving route: Right on Franklin Ave., left on US-44 E, follow Bangall Rd. and Duell Rd. to Hunns Lake Rd. to NY-82 N to Pine St.Arrive: Church of the Regeneration, 16 Pine St., Pine Plains — 5:15 pmEnd at 6 pm.
Reunite Migrant Families (RMF) Support
There are many ways you can join RMF and be involved, please don’t be overwhelmed. We welcome your support, large or small, in whatever way it fits YOU, your schedule, your comfort level… We hope to hear from you soon.
Outreach
Please help Saint Margaret’s soap closet stock the Hyde Park Food Pantry with hygiene products. A sign-up sheet is available on the hallway wall in the church. Thank you for supporting our community.
Sunday Morning Volunteers
Help Make Sunday Mornings Happen Many hands make light work. We're looking for lectors, Lay Eucharistic Ministers and crucifers, Alter Guild, musicians and coffee hour crew.
IN MEMORY OF FR. FRANK ALAGNA
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Fr. Frank Alagna, a devoted priest and tireless advocate for justice. Fr. Frank had a long and meaningful history with St. Margaret’s Church and was a pillar of the Hudson Valley community for decades. As a founding member of the Ulster Immigrant Defense Network, he worked tirelessly to support and uplift immigrants and marginalized populations. His ministry and grassroots work were inseparable—through that union, he touched countless lives and inspired generations of parishioners and neighbors alike. Fr. Frank’s compassion, dedication, and unwavering faith will be deeply missed for years to come.
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