Welcome to Buffalo United Methodist Church!
We are joyful people of hope because of the good news of Jesus Christ!
Worship at 9:00 am, in person and live streamed.
We live-stream Sunday worship from our church sanctuary on YouTube, Facebook and TwitchTV for those who are not able to join us in person. You'll also find links on those pages to previously streamed services.
Our regular business hours are 9:00 am-3:00 pm T-W-Th, and 9:00 am-1:00 pm on Fridays. Find out what's going on in ministry and worship in our Weekly Connection.
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Sunday, January 8-February 19
When we read the Gospel accounts of Jesus meeting people face to face, we see vivid glimpses of God’s character that help us recognize Jesus when we meet him today. In the dialogs between Jesus and those he encounters, we can find surprising answers to life’s biggest and most important questions. Join the conversation as we overhear these intriguing phrases: "Can anything good come from Nazareth?" "Please, sir, give me this water!" "Lord, if only you had been here." "Do whatever he tells you." "I have seen the Lord!" "If you are the Son of God..." "We have no idea where you are going." |
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Sunday, February 26-April 9
Most of us have felt late or left out at some point and in some way– excluded, without a seat at the table, without power, invisible, undervalued, outsiders. The Gospel of Luke is a first century portrait of Jesus with a particular focus on his ministry with those who weren’t expected to be included in God’s Kingdom. Each week, we’ll turn our attention to stories in Luke that illustrate Jesus’ concern for those who were left out and God’s plan for setting a table with room for everyone. |
