Churches near Sumas BC (1115 Result(s))

C2C network exists to be a catalyst for multiplication and church planting throughout Canada.In the recent years, God has been calling a number of planters specifically to the cities, so we find ourselves focusing much time and energy these days on understanding and formulating 'urban strategies.' Our movement is built on a solid trust and dependence upon the Spirit of God. We pray for workers, for finances, and for the appropriate locations and strategies, and God is answering those prayers!

The Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches is a community of about 250 diverse Mennonite Brethren congregations spread across Canada, united by Jesus Christ through our evangelical Anabaptist beliefs and values and by our mission to grow healthy churches, helping them reach their worlds.

Power To Change Ministries head office in Langley is an interdenominational community of believers with 11 unique ministries. We have programs for post-secondary and high school students, and athletes. For more information, visit our website or contact us by phone.

Our mission is to create a community of youth that connect to the Living God, grow into young adults who passionately follow Jesus, and are empowered to serve in their world.

The large majority of this new congregation were recent immigrants arriving after WWII and, with few exceptions, had their roots in the Mennonite communities of the former USSR. They shared many similar experiences, language, practices, and worship preferences. All were grateful to find a new homeland, Canada, and a welcoming community, West Abbotsford Mennonite Church. But not all could embrace the cultural changes which their host church had to wrestle with.

The large majority of this new congregation were recent immigrants arriving after WWII and, with few exceptions, had their roots in the Mennonite communities of the former USSR. They shared many similar experiences, language, practices, and worship preferences. All were grateful to find a new homeland, Canada, and a welcoming community, West Abbotsford Mennonite Church. But not all could embrace the cultural changes which their host church had to wrestle with.