Victor Community Church

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7500 Victor Mendon Rd
Victor, NY 14564

Victor Community Church, located in Victor, NY, is dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community among its members through various ministries, including adult fellowship, youth ministry, and children's programs. The church emphasizes the importance of gathering together in faith, even adapting to challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic by transitioning to online worship services when necessary.

Led by a committed team, Victor Community Church aims to support its congregation through prayer, counseling, and community engagement, encouraging individuals to grow in their faith and serve alongside one another. The church remains focused on nurturing relationships and providing spiritual guidance, ensuring that its members feel connected and supported during unprecedented times.

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