Welcome to Expressway Assembly Of God Church
"A CHURCH THAT IS A HIGHWAY OF HOPE"
Welcome to Expressway Assembly Of God Church
"A CHURCH THAT IS A HIGHWAY OF HOPE"
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Meeting, seminar, wedding - this is the place!.
You are invited to Sunday worship and praise
You are invited to Sunday worship and praise
You are invited to Sunday worship and praise
Our church is located on Eggert Road, right at the Eggert Road exit of the Kensington Expressway
A bible-based church
You are invited to Sunday worship and praise
You are invited to Sunday worship and praise
Expressway Assembly of God is a Christ-Centered, Bible-Based church, providing a place for all people to come and Worship God. That together, we can be involved in service and ministry, striving to reach the lost at all cost, to see disciples made of all men, and to grow together in fellowship.
An Enthusiasm for the Word
You are invited to Sunday worship and praise
An Enthusiasm for the Word
We strive to be"...a GLORIOUS PEOPLE, involved in GLORIOUS PURPOSES, as unto our GLORIOUS GOD!" We are a Loving Church that has a growing hunger and thirst for the things of God.
FEBRUARY 18, 2022 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The impact of poverty in some of Buffalo's neighborhoods has become dire. But community leaders are working tirelessly to collect clothing and food.
"They need a beacon of hope"
Reaching out to ease burden of Buffalo’s improvised communities. Ready to giveaway food and items. “This area — that we happen to be in — is a desert in a much, much deprived neighborhood,” Pastor James Giles, Buffalo Peacemakers.
Buffalo Peacemakers and Buffalo F.A.T.H.E.R.S. are collaborating with the pastor of the Expressway Assembly of God, a church right off the 33 Expressway on Eggert Road — known as the “Highway of Hope”.
“People don't know where to turn. They don't know what to do next,” remarked Tom Sember, pastor, Expressway Assembly of God.
The leaders say in an already impoverished neighborhood, the pandemic is pushing poverty to an all time high.