Posted in Buffalo
April 16, 2017
These 8 Churches In Buffalo Will Leave You Absolutely Speechless
Buffalo’s architectural greatness spans far beyond the typical skyscrapers and office buildings. Along with providing a place to worship, our churches also feature some of the most intricate details and interesting facades. These eight churches will provide you with awe-inspiring views, no matter what your personal faith is.
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St. Casimir's is located in the Kaisertown area of Buffalo on 160 Cable Street. The parish was founded in 1890 and the church facilities were dedicated in 1929.
If you've been on the East Side of Buffalo, chances are you've seen the peaks of Corpus Christi. The church was established in 1898 and is located at 199 Clark Street. While the exterior is certainly impressive, even more inspiring is the interior of the building - filled with illuminating lights and beautiful art.
The First Presbyterian Church was the first center of faith in Buffalo, founded in 1812. Today, the church, located at 1 Symphony Circle, plays an important role in religious outreach programs throughout the city.
The Hellenic Orthodox Church is a Greek Orthodox Church located at 146 West Utica Street. The church is stunning both inside and out, with streaming natural light and a castle-like exterior.
Holy Angels Church was blessed in 1859. The interior of the church was recently restored and is as beautiful as ever! The church is located at 348 Porter Avenue.
Trinity Episcopal Church is located at 371 Delaware Avenue. The building boasts stunning stained glass windows and intricate details both inside and out.
The Uniterian Universalist Church was organized in 1831 and the church's building was completed in 1906. The interior of the church consists of beautiful woodwork and the sanctuary has been called "One of the best Arts and Crafts spaces in Buffalo." You can see the church in all its glory at 695 Elmwood Avenue.
Westminster Presbyterian was founded in 1854 and is located at 724 Delaware Avenue. The church prides itself on its diverse membership, providing an open and welcomed environment for people of all walks of life to worship - a mission just as beautiful as the space itself!
Do you worship at any of these beautiful Buffalo churches? Should we add your church to the list? Share your photos in the comments!
