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Welcome!
First United Methodist Church of Voorheesville is a faith community in the Village of Voorheesville, New York. The people of First United Methodist Church of Voorheesville (only 20 minutes from Albany in New York’s Capital Region) have been worshiping God, sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ, and in His name, serving others in our community and our world since circa 1815. General Information
Sunday morning worship sessions are held in the sanctuary at 9:30 am (Traditional Service) and 11:00 am (Modern Service). We are offering both Zoom and a livestream on our Facebook page every Sunday (Voorheesville UMC). Newcomer? Thinking about attending or joining a church? Newcomers visiting our church for the first time are presented with a coffee mug filled with information about our Church. 
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A Fond Welcome to our New Pastor!
Quincie J. Yamin has been appointed Pastor of FUMCV effective July 1, 2021. Quincie has finished her Masters of Divinity and graduated from Duke University this spring. Between her graduation and recent marriage to FUMCV Associate Pastor, Mat Yamin, Quincie has a lot going on in her life! Please help us in welcoming Quincie by sending her a welcome note to QMcConathy@gmail.com or Pastor@fumcv.org. 
Pastor Quincie J. Yamin
As United Methodists, we are part of a world-wide Christian ministry. To learn more about United Methodist history, beliefs, organizational structure and more, visit www.umc.org. If you are interested in learning more about us or require assistance, please reach out to us by calling the church office, emailing us at office@fumcv.org or visiting us any Sunday or during pastor’s office hours. Until the end of June, our pastor is the Rev. Gary Kubitz. You may contact him at pastor@fumcv.org or by calling the church at 518-765-2895. His current office hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 am -1:00 pm, and Fridays by appointment. |
Our church building is located in the center of the Village of Voorheesville, near the intersection of
Maple Avenue, Voorheesville Avenue and Stonington Hill Road.
While added to over the years, the sanctuary at front is the original house of worship built about a mile away on Altamont Road.
When the location of the railroad moved the center of activity, the members of the church
dismantled the building in 1890 and moved it to its current location.
Maple Avenue, Voorheesville Avenue and Stonington Hill Road.
While added to over the years, the sanctuary at front is the original house of worship built about a mile away on Altamont Road.
When the location of the railroad moved the center of activity, the members of the church
dismantled the building in 1890 and moved it to its current location.
Our Sanctuary at Christmastime.