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Sunday Mornings

We worship at 9:30 am every Sunday in our sanctuary located at 2304 Alberni Highway in Coombs B.C.

You can also join us remotely online via zoom. 

Please Contact Reverend Ed via email at Reved(AT)telus.net or complete the form below :

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Faith Conversations

This fall, our Faith Conversations gathering will explore Speaking of God: An Essential Guide to Christian Thought by Anthony G. Siegrist. Together, we’ll take time to reflect on the language we use when we speak about God, the beliefs that shape our Christian faith, and the ways those beliefs connect with the questions and experiences of everyday life.

These conversations are meant to be thoughtful, open, and welcoming a chance to read, wonder, ask questions, listen to one another, and deepen our understanding in community. Our first gathering will be Wednesday, September 16 at 10:00 a.m., beginning with Chapter 1, “Getting Started,” and Chapter 2, “A Wild Olive Branch.”

Whether you have been part of Bible study for years or are simply curious and looking for a place to explore faith more deeply, you are warmly invited to join the conversation.

Outreach

Part of what drives our congregation to be engaged in the wider community is inspired by John 1:14 “The Word became flesh and blood and moved into the neighbourhood ” (The Message Translation).

We believe that God meets us where we live, work, play, worship and go to school. We also believe that God calls us to make a difference in the lives of people in the communities and neighbourhoods where we live. As followers of Jesus, we are committed to reaching out with acts of compassion, love and grace; particularly to those who might be on the margins of our society or who are struggling in one way or another. To those ends, we focus some of our outreach efforts in the support food programs at Errington School. In addition, we actively support the Samaritan’s Purse global program called “Operation Shoebox” which brings joy and hope to millions of children in developing nations around the world.