Saint Nicholas Church officially began its life on Sunday December 2, 2007 (1st Advent). We started as a Mission with the intention of providing outreach to a broader community.

 

Our home parish,  St. Luke's Anglican Church - serves the area around East Aurora and the contiguous communities. St. Nicholas sought to establish itself and serve a community in the Northern Erie County area. We also were intent on finding a place that would allow a service at a time more conducive to family worship. After several weeks of "final planning" and built upon the work begun by the Strategic Planning Committee of St. Luke's Vestry, the new Anglican Church of St. Nicholas held its first service in the offices of Transit Psychiatry in Lancaster NY.
 
St Nicholas remained there until after the New Year then moved to the Fairdale, a banquet facility located in Williamsville NY.  Because of disruptions caused by other scheduled events at the facility and looking to reduce the cost of facilities use, St. Nicholas then moved to the Millennium Hotel in Cheektowaga, New York remaining there until it moved into the former St. Bonaventure RC Church in West Seneca.

 

After residing at the corner of Seneca and Harlem for some eight years, the church building that we were renting from Diocese of Buffalo was sold and is now occupied by TheWellBuffalo, an interdenominational church headquartered in Getzville, NY.  Upon their arrival a new church home was sought in late 2015.

 

Covenant United Methodist Church heard of our quest and after a number of meetings between our parishioners and theirs, an offer was made to share their church.  In January 2016 Saint Nicholas' congregation moved to 539 Main Street in West Seneca, NY where we previously met on Sunday at 9:30 AM

 

Today we are now located at 10 Indian Trail Road in Williamsville, sharing space with St. Stephen's UECNA Church.  Our service time on Sunday is now 8:30 AM and Wednesdays at 7:00 PM
 
Thanks to the dedicated effort of so many wonderful Christian people who make up our parish family, Saint Nicholas Church continues to preach the gospel and bring others to a knowledge of God - Father, Son and Holy Ghost.