Victory Christian Church is a non-denominational Christian Church ordained under the Independent Assemblies and strongly connected with many national and local ministries.
Victory is a church you can feel at home in with a strong vision for unity and a heart for the lost.
With many nations represented in the church and people from all walks of life, every service is uniquely different. You will be blessed.
Pastor Charlie had a vision from the Lord to establish an inner-city church that would reach out to the least and the lost in the inner city. Stepping out in obedience and faith, Pastor Charlie has continued to walk out the vision and the Lord has blessed his efforts as the ministry has continued to grow.
Established in 1994, Victory Christian Church just celebrated its 14th year anniversary. The church has shown growth in every area, and is now getting ready to reach out in an even greater way.
VCC History
Former prizefighter Charlie Muller now fights with devils in Albany, New York--where he uses a converted ambulance to save souls.
No one has ever seen Erica's mom. The 13-year-old girl's father is in jail. So every day for the last year she has walked several city blocks past gangbangers and drug dealers to get to pastor Charlie Muller's J.C. Club.
Erica takes her 2- and 4-year-old sisters with her to eat the center's freshly prepared, dinnertime meals. "I wouldn't eat that much before, and I found out and I started coming here and eating," the teen says. Read More
VCC featured in Charisma Magazine
VCC In the News
Charlie Muller was a carefree boxer until the day he heard a higher calling. Now, he's making a real difference to the at-risk and the less fortunate in Albany.
When we sit down at our Thanksgiving table, it is hard to imagine that, in this glorious country, we have 10,000 starving people in the upstate New York area. How can this happen, when we live in such a thriving area and the economy is on the rise? Read More
VCC featured in Success Magazine
13 years ago, Charles learned that a number of the children he saw in the drug and gang-infested neighborhoods of his community were sustained only by subsidized lunches. That summer he began distributing bag lunches at a local park and eventually opened a feeding center on one of the most dangerous and impoverished street corners in Albany. Children who have benefited from the program now spend their summers helping make 1,000 lunches a day and deliver them to 13 city parks. Today, over 50,000 meals are delivered each year to inner-city children and a second feeding center is set to open. Read More
VCC a Finalists for CVS’s “For All the Ways You Care”