Easter Sunday Service is at 9:30am
Nursery, Preschool, and School Age Kids ministry are available during the Sunday service. Coffee Shop is open before and after the service.
“What does life look like on this side of the cross?” The death and resurrection of Jesus truly changes everything, and through His sacrifice and victory we can draw near to Him in relationship and experience transformation from the inside out. But that process isn’t always as smooth as we hope for; so we’ll take some time to unpack why that is and what we can do in order to fully experience the promises and blessings of resurrection life.
Missed our Good Friday service? Catch it here!
For Good Friday we will be examining the question, “Why the cross?” Why did things have to unfold in the way that they did. In answering this we will discover the highest act of love and the importance of self-sacrifice.
Our traditional elements of receiving communion together and placing our names on the cross will take place as times of response during the message itself; we trust that God is going to move in a powerful way as we take time to consider the cross and respond to the truth that it reveals.
We are excited to report on the victories and celebrations of 2024 at our upcoming AGM, which will take place on Sunday, May 4 following the morning service. The Church Staff and Council will be sharing reports regarding our 2024 finances, our 2025 budget, and ministry updates both past and future.
Annual General Meeting
Friday, June 6 to Sunday, June 8
Women's Retreat
In our back-to-back “You’ve Heard It Said” summer series, we take aim at bad teaching that has taken root in culture and in the church. In our first round, we look at commonly heard phrases which are either misquotes of Scripture or misattributed to Scripture. In our second round, we look at popular Bible verses that are often taken out of context.
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Wednesday Night Prayer
