Koinonia House
7790 Hamilton Street
Pultneyville, New York
The Koinonia House was named for the Greek word "fellowship". As an expansion of the ministry of the Pultneyville Reforme Church, the House is a quiet place for study, contemplation, relaxation, hospitality and the nurturing of faith. It provides a warm, comfortable retreat from the noise and distractions of our world, to listen for the Word of God.
The Koinonia House is located in the tiny hamlet of Pultneyville, with its small boat harbor, historic homes, and surrounding fruit orchards, it is a charming place to live - or just to visit. Situated on Lake Ontario, it is a scenic thirty minute drive from Rochester or Canandaigua, and an hour from Syracuse.
The Koinonia House (pronounced koy-no-nee-ah), is a two story colonial home that is available for day retreats on a year-round basis. It can accommodate up to twenty people in a comfortably furnished meeting area. Limited overnight accommodations (up to eight people) are also available. There are bathroom and kitchen facilities, as well as a library area, for the use of our guests. The front porch and rear deck are pleasant places to relax in warm weather.
Behind the house, Shalom Park provides room to walk, a rustic meetin area carved into wooded landscape bordering Salmon Crek, and Memorial Pavilion.
The Pultneyville Reformed Chuurch sanctuary, adjacent to the House, is available for use upon request.
Reimbursement for use of both the Koinonia House and church facilities are by donation.
For information about visiting the Koinonia House, please fill out the Request for Accommodations Form or contact the office of the Pultneyville Reformed Church:
315-589-2703
7784 Hamilton Street
P.O. Box 94
Pultneyville, NY 14538
HOUSE RULES
1. No pets (except Seeing Eye dogs).
2. Participants must be high-school age or older.
3. Somking is not permitted inside the House.
4. Unlawful possession or use of controlled substances is prohibited.
Violators will be reported to the proper authorities and asked to leave the premises.
5. Rooms must be returned to their original condition. If kitchen is used, it shoudl be left neat and clean;
all equipment, dishes, pots and pans should be washed and put away.
6. Overnight guests should follow directions left in their rooms with regard to linens.
7. Groups must be covered by their own liability insurance. Guests will be liable for loss or damage to the property or facilities.
