December 14: Children's Christmas Pageant 10 AM (between 8:45 and 11 AM Service)
December 21: Christmas Cantata combined service 11 AM (no 8:45 AM service)
December 24: Christmas Eve Service 7 PM
December 28: New Year Prayer Service combined service 11 AM (no 8:45 AM service)
Sunday Services at 8:45 AM and 11 AM
The United Church is a wonderful church family with rich traditions and history in the community of Canandaigua, New York
Our mission is: That All Might Know, Love, and Follow the Lord Jesus Christ as Their Personal Lord and Savior.
We hope you will visit in person and learn more about our congregation. Please take a few minutes to read more about who we are and how we understand what it means to live out our faith.
This sermon explores 1 Peter 4:12-19, where Peter teaches that suffering for our faith should not surprise us but be seen as a blessing that connects us to Christ’s suffering and glory. Peter challenges believers to reject prosperity gospel thinki...
This sermon examines how early Christians chose faithful living over cultural expectations, refusing to participate in pagan festivals despite social pressure from family and friends. Just as those believers faced ridicule for their convictions, m...
This sermon explores the challenging passage of 1 Peter 3:18-22, focusing on how Christ’s death and resurrection demonstrate His complete victory over all spiritual powers, including the mysterious proclamation to imprisoned spirits from Noah’s ti...
In this sermon on 1 Peter 3:8-17, we explore how Christians are called to live authentically as exiles in a rapidly changing culture where faith is no longer the norm. As followers of Jesus, we are challenged to build genuine community marked by u...
The sermon explores how Peter instructs Christians to navigate relationships with those in authority through humble submission and respectful conduct, drawing from 1 Peter 3:1-7. This teaching reveals how Christians can influence their world throu...
In this sermon, we explore how Christians today are increasingly finding themselves as foreigners and exiles in a culture that no longer understands Christian values, much like the early church Peter addressed in his first epistle. Drawing from 1 ...
