Christmas is a season of waiting. We wait in long lines at stores while shopping for the holidays, people wait for guests to arrive at Christmas parties, parents wait for university students to come home at Christmas break and excited young children wait for Mom and Dad to get out of bed on Christmas morning to open gifts!The word “Advent” simply means “coming” or “arrival.” Throughout history the world has been waiting for the arrival of Someone who would make right and that has been made wrong by sin.At Christmas we celebrate that the One we’ve been waiting for all along has arrived in Jesus Christ! Isaiah 9:6 says, “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”Join us and invite a friend for our Advent series as we rejoice in the hope of Christmas! Jesus The Light of the World is the One we’ve been waiting for to conquer the darkness in the world and to fill our lives with love, peace and joy!Jesus is everything you’ve been waiting for, and he is still “Worth the Wait!”

Friendships have always been a part of God's original design. We were made and formed by God to be in relationship with him and with each other. It's how he designed us. Life is better when you have friends who love you and walk with you, but there's a relational deficit in our culture. We are more surrounded by people than we've ever been, yet more isolated than ever before.Join us for “The Lost Art of Friendship”, a new four-week series, and rediscover what it means to build real, meaningful God honouring friendships in a world that often feels disconnected and lonely. You'll learn why friendship matters to our faith and how to follow Jesus' example for building friendships that stand the test of time.

Friendships have always been a part of God's original design. We were made and formed by God to be in relationship with him and with each other. It's how he designed us. Life is better when you have friends who love you and walk with you, but there's a relational deficit in our culture. We are more surrounded by people than we've ever been, yet more isolated than ever before.Join us for “The Lost Art of Friendship”, a new four-week series, and rediscover what it means to build real, meaningful God honouring friendships in a world that often feels disconnected and lonely. You'll learn why friendship matters to our faith and how to follow Jesus' example for building friendships that stand the test of time.

Friendships have always been a part of God's original design. We were made and formed by God to be in relationship with him and with each other. It's how he designed us. Life is better when you have friends who love you and walk with you, but there's a relational deficit in our culture. We are more surrounded by people than we've ever been, yet more isolated than ever before.Join us for “The Lost Art of Friendship”, a new four-week series, and rediscover what it means to build real, meaningful God honouring friendships in a world that often feels disconnected and lonely. You'll learn why friendship matters to our faith and how to follow Jesus' example for building friendships that stand the test of time.

Friendships have always been a part of God's original design. We were made and formed by God to be in relationship with him and with each other. It's how he designed us. Life is better when you have friends who love you and walk with you, but there's a relational deficit in our culture. We are more surrounded by people than we've ever been, yet more isolated than ever before.Join us for “The Lost Art of Friendship”, a new four-week series, and rediscover what it means to build real, meaningful God honouring friendships in a world that often feels disconnected and lonely. You'll learn why friendship matters to our faith and how to follow Jesus' example for building friendships that stand the test of time.

What do Christians believe—and why does it matter? In this new series, we’ll take a closer look at the Nicene Creed, one of the oldest and most important summaries of the Christian faith. Written over 1,600 years ago, this short statement of belief helped early Christians clarify what was true about God, Jesus, and salvation—and it still shapes what millions of believers around the world confess today. Each week, we’ll explore a key phrase or term from the Creed to better understand the heart of our faith.

We’ll also take time to look at the Creed’s background: how it came to be, why it was written, and how it has helped Christians stay faithful through the centuries. As we learn together, you’ll see how this ancient confession still speaks powerfully into our lives today—calling us to know God more deeply, stand firm in truth, and live with hope for the future. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this series will help you connect with the rich history, deep theology, and unshakable truth of what we believe.

What do Christians believe—and why does it matter? In this new series, we’ll take a closer look at the Nicene Creed, one of the oldest and most important summaries of the Christian faith. Written over 1,600 years ago, this short statement of belief helped early Christians clarify what was true about God, Jesus, and salvation—and it still shapes what millions of believers around the world confess today. Each week, we’ll explore a key phrase or term from the Creed to better understand the heart of our faith. We’ll also take time to look at the Creed’s background: how it came to be, why it was written, and how it has helped Christians stay faithful through the centuries. As we learn together, you’ll see how this ancient confession still speaks powerfully into our lives today—calling us to know God more deeply, stand firm in truth, and live with hope for the future. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this series will help you connect with the rich history, deep theology, and unshakable truth of what we believe.

What do Christians believe—and why does it matter? In this new series, we’ll take a closer look at the Nicene Creed, one of the oldest and most important summaries of the Christian faith. Written over 1,600 years ago, this short statement of belief helped early Christians clarify what was true about God, Jesus, and salvation—and it still shapes what millions of believers around the world confess today. Each week, we’ll explore a key phrase or term from the Creed to better understand the heart of our faith. We’ll also take time to look at the Creed’s background: how it came to be, why it was written, and how it has helped Christians stay faithful through the centuries. As we learn together, you’ll see how this ancient confession still speaks powerfully into our lives today—calling us to know God more deeply, stand firm in truth, and live with hope for the future. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this series will help you connect with the rich history, deep theology, and unshakable truth of what we believe.

What do Christians believe—and why does it matter? In this new series, we’ll take a closer look at the Nicene Creed, one of the oldest and most important summaries of the Christian faith. Written over 1,600 years ago, this short statement of belief helped early Christians clarify what was true about God, Jesus, and salvation—and it still shapes what millions of believers around the world confess today. Each week, we’ll explore a key phrase or term from the Creed to better understand the heart of our faith. We’ll also take time to look at the Creed’s background: how it came to be, why it was written, and how it has helped Christians stay faithful through the centuries. As we learn together, you’ll see how this ancient confession still speaks powerfully into our lives today—calling us to know God more deeply, stand firm in truth, and live with hope for the future. Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this series will help you connect with the rich history, deep theology, and unshakable truth of what we believe.