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Even though we don't deserve it, God meets us with His mercy and love. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

We're looking forward to witnessing 10 people go through the waters of baptism this Sunday!

The final art piece for the Psalm 23 series is this beautiful stained glass by Adam Tenbruggencate depicting Psalm 23:5-6: "You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever." All 5 art pieces from throughout this series will be on display in the lobby this weekend to take a closer look at.

Why did God create us? So that he could pour his love out onto us. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

As we reach the end of our series on Psalm 23 and engage the topic of fear and anxiety, we wanted to highlight a few more resources you may find helpful. 1. A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23 by Phillip Keller: “Travel the shepherd’s path to the green pastures and cool, refreshing waters of Psalm 23. As a shepherd, Phillip Keller shares his insights into the life and character of sheep―and of the Good Shepherd who loves and cares for them. This beloved classic will give new meaning to the ageless Shepherd Psalm, enriching your trust in and love for the Lord who watches closely over you.” Available to borrow at the North Park library 2. Facing Anxiety by Jonathan Pokluda: “Anxiety is inescapable in today’s world. When stress overpowers us and fear infects our minds, it can feel like the peace the Bible talks about is impossible to find. And no amount of pretending, overworking, or isolating ourselves will offer us the peace we need. In this four-session series, pastor Jonathan Pokluda explores how Christians can face anxiety head-on. With real-life stories from people facing various kinds of anxiety, this series helps us see that peace can be found on this side of eternity.” Available to watch on RightNow Media. (Visit northpark.ca/resources for free access to RightNow Media)

This weeks piece by Wendy Dieleman reflected on Psalm 23:4: "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me."

Even though we may suffer, we can be confident knowing that God is with us through it all. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Here is the third piece reflecting on Psalm 23 and is Rosie Buckley's reflection on Psalm 23:3b: "He guides me along the right paths for his name’s sake."

Jesus will lead us by quiet waters, and through the darkest valley. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

We are in need of a few individuals, couples, or families to adopt a North Park garden from now until the end of September. No experience is required, all you need is to bring your own hoe and broom. -1 hour per week -Keep the weeds in check by turning over the soil Contact Melanie at melanie.smith@northpark.ca

We wanted to highlight a few resources that could be helpful as we explore Psalm 23 and engage in the topic of fear and anxiety. 1. Try Softer by Aundi Kolber: “In a world that preaches a "try harder" gospel―just keep going, keep hustling, keep pretending we're all fine―we're left exhausted, overwhelmed, anxious, and numb to our lives. If we're honest, we've been overfunctioning and hurtling toward burnout for so long, we can't even imagine another way. How else will things get done? How else will we survive? It doesn't have to be this way.” Available to borrow at the North Park library 2. Managing Anxiety: Yours and Theirs by Steve Cuss: “With some careful observation, diagnostic tools, and practical habits, you can learn to flip the power dynamic and move from being managed by anxiety to managing it. You can lower reactivity in yourself and others and displace your anxiety with peace. You can be calm, aware, and present. Anxiety carries a message that keeps you stuck and trapped, but you can learn to notice when you are living by that message of anxiety and replace it with a true belief of freedom and peace.” Available to watch on RightNow Media. (Visit northpark.ca/resources for free access to RightNow Media)

From fun and friendship to faith and fresh air at Pearce Williams, the jr high retreat was a weekend to remember!

God invites you to come to Him. To know that He is all we need. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

This is the second piece reflecting on Psalm 23 and is Stephanie Hoefnagels' incredible reflection on Psalm 23:2-3a: "He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he refreshes my soul. He guides me along the right paths for his name’s sake."

We have a number of gifted artists at North Park and as we go through Psalm 23 over the next 5 weeks, we have asked 5 different artists to create a piece per week to depict the scripture we will be deep diving into. This piece is Chris Runciman's incredible reflection on Psalm 23:1, "The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing."

God suffered with us so that we could have hope. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

This Sunday we’re kicking off a new sermon series that we’ve been prayerfully planning for a long time—and we believe it’s arriving at just the right moment. The series is called “I Will Not Fear?”—not as a bold statement, but as an honest question. Over five weeks, we’ll walk through Psalm 23 together, starting with the words: “The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.” In this series, we want to wrestle with what it really means to trust God. How do we face our fears and anxieties? What does it look like to experience hope—not just in theory, but in the middle of anxiety and uncertainty—through Jesus? We’re really looking forward to this, and we hope you’ll come, and invite someone who might need this kind of hope too.

We hope you experienced the joy, hope, and resurrection power of Easter as we celebrated all that Jesus has done together this past weekend.

Jesus died and rose again so that we could enjoy the spoils of His victory! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

On this day, go back and pray the prayer Jesus prayed for us from John 17:1-26. Pray for unity, and for God to enable us to bear witness to him, so that the world would know the wonders of God’s Gospel. Pray for the Lord to lead us forward, and for the Spirit to change people’s hearts in London. And plan on joining us for a time of prayer tonight at North Park. Continue in prayer for the person the Lord has put on your heart, and if you have not done so yet, we encourage you to invite themto a service this weekend. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. Follow along at northpark.ca/lent

What a great surprise to see the North Park kids in the service this past weekend waving their palm branches for Palm Sunday.

Jesus died so that we could be healed and forgiven. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Jr High Students - get ready for an unforgettable adventure at our upcoming Jr High Retreat at Pearce Williams Christian Center from May 2-4. This retreat promises to be a beautiful blend of faith, friendship, and LOTS of fun. Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of nature, Pearce Williams is the perfect backdrop for a weekend of reflection and rejuvenation. From exciting activities to meaningful moments, this retreat is your chance to create memories that last a lifetime. Don't miss out on the laughter, growth, and connection – reserve your spot now and let the adventure begin! -- northpark.ca/register

Jesus has told us we do not need to fear, because He will and has given us the Holy Spirit who will use us to bear witness to Him. Let us go to God together today and ask that that would be exactly what happens in this coming season. Let us ask God to pour out his Spirit upon us, and for the Spirit of God to work through us. Let us once again ask God to give us a revival in London and beyond through the work of Holy Spirit, who would use the churches of London to point to Jesus Christ. Ask for hearts to be changed, and us to proclaim and practice the Living Christ. Pray that the Lord would pour out the Spirit on you and give you the strength to love and care for the person the Lord has put on your heart. If it is appropriate we would encourage you to invite this person to either our Good Friday service or Easter Service. If you don’t think this is possible, pray for the Lord to give an organic opportunity to do so. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. Follow along at northpark.ca/lent

Easter is fast approaching and we are looking forward to welcoming you here to reflect on the death of Jesus on Good Friday, and celebrate our risen Lord together on Easter Sunday.

Jesus came to offer salvation to all. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Jesus has washed our feet, and calls on us to wash one another’s feet. Jesus has loved us, and called on us to love another. Jesus says, that it is practices such as these that others will know that we are his followers. Let us join together today in asking God to make this kind of church–a church that displays Jesus through practicing the way of Jesus. As you pray, be specific in asking God how we should do this for one another and for London in this coming season. We want to love each other and love the people of London, and so want to go to God and ask him how we can best do this in this next phase of ministry. Let us go to God together today and ask him to empower us and how us how we should love, and display Christ’s love. Pray also that you could serve and love the person the Lord has put on your heart. Perhaps reach out to them and ask them if there is anything they need, and seek to find a way to tangibly care for them during this time. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. Follow along at northpark.ca/lent

It's warming up outside and we're starting to think about summer. Dates are set for an exciting summer of camps at North Park! Visit northpark.ca/register for more information or to get your kids signed up for the North Park camps, and forestcliff.ca to sign up for the Forest Cliff camps.

God calls us away from our idols and to look to Him -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

We had a great first week of fun, learning, games, and connection at our North Park Kids program. -- Tuesday nights 6:00-7:30pm northpark.ca/register

In Wednesday’s reading, Jesus makes the shocking claim that when he is “lifted up” then “you will know that I am he.” What Jesus is claiming with these words is that when he is crucified, that is the moment when his nature as Yahweh – God himself – is most clearly revealed. It is by pouring out his life for us on the cross, that Jesus reveals himself as the true God. This is because God’s nature is grace, love, and mercy – while also being one who judges sin. On the cross, sin is judged in Jesus, and God’s love, mercy, and grace is poured out on all who follow Christ. This is the Jesus we want to reveal through our words and deeds, but need God to help us do so. Let us join together in praying that we would participate in God’s work of opening people’s eyes to the crucified and risen Jesus Christ, who still bears the scars of his loving sacrifice for us. Pray that the Lord would bring a revival in London, of people coming to see that Jesus is the “I am” who poured out his Life for them. Pray for God’s Spirit move through us, and the other churches of London. Pray that you the one God has put on your heart would behold the crucified and risen Jesus–and that in so doing would know God’s love and mercy offered to them. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. View it at northpark.ca/lent

We may not be enough, but we do not have to fear, for God is with us. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

ReFrame is a 10-week elective that helps Christians integrate faith with everyday life. Through learning from biblical scholars, studying Scripture, and hearing Christian testimonies, Reframe invites participants to encounter Jesus in their everyday circumstances. Reframe will take place on Thursdays from 7:00-9:00pm for 10 weeks starting on April 3. -- For more information or to register, visit northpark.ca/register

Jesus will not let you go, even when you feel trapped. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

As we read about yesterday, Jesus called out those who diligently went to the Scriptures and studied the Scriptures but did not come to Him. We are clearly a church that longs to be rooted in the Scriptures. Our kids, youth, and adult ministries all revolve around knowing God’s Word. Let us join together in praying that the Lord would enable us in all of these ministries to not just do this for the sake of head knowledge, but for the sake of knowing Jesus Himself. Further, pray that the Lord would use our children’s, youth, small groups, men’s and women’s bible studies, and discipleship classes to bring people to know Jesus. Pray for each ministry individually that all who come to participate in these ministries, would encounter the wonders of Jesus Christ, and that we would see fruit from each ministry. Continue to pray for the one God has put on your heart! Pray that God would open their hearts to truly know Jesus. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. View it at northpark.ca/lent

Rebekah is a Bible translator serving in Papua New Guinea, working to bring Scripture to communities in their heart language. Join us at 7:00pm on March 23 as she will share about her work, the impact of Bible translation, and the challenges and joys of her mission. After her presentation, there will be a time for Q&A, where you can ask questions and learn more about how God is at work through translation ministry.

North Park Kids presents a series of nights for your children to connect, have fun, and learn about serving God and His people. Tuesdays at 6:00-7:30pm from March 25-April 8 - Learn more & sign up at northpark.ca/register

This week we have been reminded of God’s love for the world, which led him to send Jesus so that all who believe in him could have eternal life with our God. Pray that our hearts would match God. Let us be a church that loves the world, as God loved the world, and points others to know the hope of Jesus Christ. Ask the Lord to make it clear to us how exactly we can participate in his mission in our world in this coming season. We long to be a church that is consistently reaching out and showing people Christ, but we want God’s direction in how we should best do that in this coming season. Ask for God open our hearts to love people more, and to know how best to join him in his mission in London and beyond. Pray also that your heart for your friend or family member would grow. People are not projects, they are those whom God loves. Let us pray that we would love those whom God has put on our hearts in a way that matches God’s love. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. Follow along at northpark.ca/lent

We had a great time on Tuesday eating delicious pancakes and connecting with one another at our Pancake Supper!

As we have begun to read the early parts of the Gospel of John we have already met John the Baptist, whose entire ministry was about pointing people to Jesus Christ. John the Baptist did not want to gather followers for himself, but to be used by God to gather followers of the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. Let us join together in praying today that this would be what we do as well. Let us plead with the Lord to lead us to be a church that points away from ourselves to Jesus Christ, for he alone is the hope of the world. We fast today to remind ourselves that this can only happen by the Lord, not by our own strength. May God pour out his Spirit upon us so that we would bear witness to Jesus, and many in London and beyond would come to know the name and work of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God. We would also encourage you to think of someone in particular in your life who you could pray for today, who does not yet know Jesus, and ask that the Lord to open their heart and bring up organic opportunities to speak to them about Jesus or invite them to one of our Lent services. If you can’t think of someone, that’s okay! Spend time praying that the Lord would lay someone on your heart. -- From the Lent Booklet reading, fasting, and prayer plan. Follow along at northpark.ca/lent

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. Let's join our hearts and minds together as we fix our eyes on Jesus as we journey to Easter. We invite you to join us for this special Ash Wednesday service to kick off this season of lent tonight at 5:30pm.

Who is the one who can give us life and bring us to God? It's Jesus! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Our annual pancake supper is tomorrow night from 4:30-7:00pm! Together as a community we will be joining to eat pancakes and sausages and connect with one another as we turn our minds and hearts toward Easter. Grab a friend, family member, neighbour, or co-worker and join us. -- Registration is not required but all details are available at northpark.ca/register

Would you like to start to get to know your Bible? Each month, we’ll read one small book of the Bible and talk through some questions to guide our reading through that week. Whether you’re a new believer, or just getting started back in your walk with God, we’re excited to be exploring these books with you! A new book starts next week, so if you're interested in being part of this, now is a great time to join. northpark.ca/register

Lent is the Christian tradition’s annual preparation for Good Friday and Easter. It is a time set aside by the church, where over a 40-day period we intentionally seek to repent and fix our eyes on our Triune God through fasting, prayer and thanksgiving. Lent starts next week and we invite you to join us as we journey through this season as a church family.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for our Annual General Meeting this past weekend. It was great to take time to celebrate what God has done in 2024 and look forward to what we believe God is calling us into in 2025 and beyond.

We wanted to put together a few actionable steps you can take to help with housing insecurity following our Missional Conversation a few weeks ago. -- Check our our community partners doing awesome work in this area: @missionserviceslondon - www.missionservices.ca @indwell.ca - www.indwell.ca Sanctuary London - www.sanctuarylondon.ca

What are the things that we hold so tight that take our focus away from Jesus? -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Due to the oncoming snowstorm, we have made the decision to cancel our Wednesday night youth program for this evening. Your health and safety are our priority and we feel that with this storm coming in it would be best to cancel for tonight. We look forward to seeing everyone at Youth next Wednesday!

After much discussion, the 60+ committee has decided to cancel the Winter Banquet scheduled for Thursday, 13 February 2025 because of the pending bad weather on Thursday. This decision was not made easily but for the safety of all. We will be refunding our participants. Thank you for your understanding and please keep safe and warm.

Instead of deviding, and casting blame on one another, remember who the true enemy is! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Despite facing death and rejection, the apostles never stopped proclaiming the name of Jesus, knowing it was the greatest gift they could offer. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Baptism is where one publicly identifies themselves with Jesus and his church. It is an act where our faith "goes public" to testify to God's salvation in Christ, and God testifies to us that we are his child. If you are interested in being baptized or simply would like to have a conversation about it to gain a better understanding, please join us for our Baptism Class happening at North Park.

Do you long for a selfless world? Because that is the world that God is making. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

The North Park library has thousands of resources for all ages to enrich and encourage your faith journey! Whether you are interested in books, movies, audiobooks, or Bible study materials, we have you covered.

Our toboggan party Sunday afternoon was a blast! Thanks to all who came out for some winter fun.

How should we pray through difficult times? Acts 4 can help with that question. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Whatever challenges you are facing, we trust you can find the support you need here at North Park to move forward with hope. -- northpark.ca/register

Join us on Thursday from 7:00-9:00pm for an insightful community dialogue with representatives from Indwell, Mission Services London and Sanctuary London focused on tackling the pressing issue of housing insecurity in London. Through this event, we seek to foster meaningful conversations and inspire collective action. As a church committed to serving our community, we invite you to join us in exploring how we can play a proactive role in providing support and creating positive change for those experiencing housing insecurity. All are welcome to participate in this important discussion. -- northpark.ca/register

We have snow and we have an awesome hill! Let's have fun with it! -- Families are invited to bring a lunch and their snow gear for an after church Toboggan party this Sunday from 12:30pm to 3:00pm. The church will remain open for use of washrooms and we will have hot chocolate! Parents will be responsible for their own children.

This new elective allows you to join other moms for conversation and encouragement with your infants and preschoolers. Enjoy a play date in the gym facilitated by seasoned moms and volunteers. Active play for the busy toddler and a comfy infant area for moms and babies. -- northpark.ca/register

God's promise is sure. A day will come when we will all walk into Zion together. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHT -- Brian does the maintenance on our landscaping machinery. He does regular tune-ups, getting our machines like the Kabota ready for mowing season and the snow blower ready for winter! We really appreciate Brian's skill and dedication in taking care of our machines to keep them in good running order, often coming in when something has gone wrong and they need repairs. Thank you Brian for all you do!

As we look back at 2024, we are grateful for incredible year of ministry, community, and growing together in faith, and excited for all that God has in store for us as a church community in 2025.

It's never too early to start thinking about summer camp! Forest Cliff Camp has announced their 2025 dates, and registration is officially OPEN! Secure your spot for an unforgettable experience of fun, growth, and faith! -- Dates, details, and registration at forestcliff.ca

Merry Christmas from all of us at North Park Community Church! We would love to see you for our carol service this afternoon at 3:00pm. Join us in celebrating the joy of Christmas!

Come experience the peace, joy, and hope of the season as we gather together in worship and and reflect on the birth of our Saviour. Bring your loved ones, and let’s celebrate and reflect on the true meaning of this season together. -- Services are at 3:00pm, 5:00pm, and 7:30pm with childcare for aged 0-3 at 3:00pm and 5:00pm. Livestream is available at 7:30pm on YouTube

Our Christmas choir brought the spirit of the season to life this weekend!

No matter your circumstances, God is always with you. -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

We can't wait to share the love, hope, joy and peace of Jesus with you this Christmas.

What a joy to be led in worship by the children and experience child dedications this past weekend.

It's always a blast hosting Lord Elgin students for turkey dinner! Thanks to everyone who helped make students feel welcome and spread the joy and hope of the season with these students and teachers.

The items in the Dare to Give bags help Mission Services serve those most vulnerable in our city throughout the whole year, and it's great to see people of all ages getting involved as a ministry to be part of this important work. Last week, the little ones in Humble Beginnings stuffed bags with much needed items, and a group from Youth went to Mission Services to help them load and unpack bags that have been brought back so far. If you still have a bag at home or on a seat in your car, don't forget to return it to the church by December 8.

How can judgment lead to restoration? Through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

In the interest of keeping everyone safe due to this inclement weather, all ministry events scheduled for today, including the 60's Plus Christmas Banquet, Young Professionals, and the Women's Bible Study, have been cancelled for today. The 60's Plus Christmas Banquet has been postponed to the New Year. More details will follow soon. Stay safe!

We are in need of some bakers willing to make Christmas cookies for us to give to individuals and families that we support through our Food Cupboard Ministry. If you are willing to help, please register at northpark.ca/register to let us know how many dozen cookies you are able to make. *We will be putting them in the freezer to keep them fresh until they are given out*

Advent is a season where we look back and remember what God has done, so that we can long for God to come again with the assurance of hope that He will do just that. Join us this weekend as we kick off our Advent sermon sermon series. We also encourage you to pick up a Advent booklet so that you can follow along with daily Advent readings and a silence and solitude practise, and invite you and your loved ones to join us in our Christmas services. -- https://www.northpark.ca/Christmas

The awesome Christmas decorating team was busy today getting the building decorated and ready to welcome you all during this Christmas season!

STAFF PICKS -- I appreciate The Bible Project podcast for bringing the Bible to life in a way that’s clear and engaging. Tim Mackie and Jon Collins have this incredible ability to break down complex themes and passages, making connections I hadn’t considered before. Their conversations help me see the bigger picture of Scripture and understand how it all fits together. Every episode inspires me to keep exploring and asking questions, especially when something in the Bible feels challenging or unfamiliar. It makes me think about how, at North Park, we're all growing and learning in different ways. Whether we're in small groups, serving on teams, or having personal conversations about faith, resources like The Bible Project equip us to dig deeper and share what we’re learning. It’s a great tool to help us grow in our understanding of God’s story and be better prepared to share His love with our community. -- Joel Kelsey, Pastor of Outreach

Congratulations to all those who were baptized this past weekend!

Looking forward to this weekend where we will celebrate the baptisms of 15 people in our community taking the next step in their faith.

We had a fantastic time celebrating 60 years as a church with you all this weekend!

We know how the story ends, and we will be with Him again! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

To celebrate the 60th anniversary today we enjoyed lunch as a staff with some of our founding members and shared stories from 60 years of ministry.

Today we celebrate 60 years! We are deeply grateful for God's faithfulness over the past six decades. Here's to 60 years of growing together in Christ, and to many more to come.

Christ has made a way for God to dwell with us! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

We love the work @missionserviceslondon does for those in need in our city. Every November, we partner with Mission Services in our Dare to Give Campaign. Grab a bag, fill it with the items from the provided list, and return it to North Park by December 8th. We'll then deliver it to Mission Services London to help supply basic needs to those most vulnerable in our community. -- For more information visit northpark.ca/daretogive

Bob Cottrill led North Park’s worship ministry from October 1999-August 2012. During this time, he and his family blessed North Park with music that spanned across multiple genres, with extended contemporary worship during epic Saturday night services, large choirs and orchestra arrangements, and multiple ensembles who led North Park’s enthusiastic congregation

Faith, unity, and the Holy Spirit is what empowers us! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Faith and Science is a course is designed to increase knowledge and generate dialogue on discoveries in medical science that impact on the Christian faith. It will emphasize the positive attributes of scientific advancement, while highlighting the potential ethical issues and areas of concern that may seem to conflict with biblical doctrine. It is the hope that by taking this course participants will conclude that there is room for science and faith to coexist in harmony as we seek to live Godly lives. -- Mondays starting November 11 7:00-9:00pm northpark.ca/register

After being mentored by Richard Goetze to ensure a strategic and intentional transition, Terry Sanderson became North Park’s Senior Pastor in 1996. He served in this position until 2009, and was respected for his dynamic, relevant, engaging teaching style. Terry continued his ministry in Missouri and recently returned to Canada where he is now a pastor in Thornhill.

STAFF PICKS -- "Given our renewed intentionality around spiritual practices and how they shape us to experience God more deeply, I found this book very timely for me to read. The author takes very common things that we do every day, like brushing our teeth, or sitting in traffic, and uses them to remind us to see God in every moment of our days. She reminds us to use these mundane tasks almost as triggers to set up spiritual practices and worship. Something I hadn't thought about connecting before. I have to admit, the title of this book didn't appeal to me. The word liturgy sounds a little intimidating, but I was pleasantly surprised at how much "liturgy" exists in my life that I don't even recognize. I was challenged to use these everyday tasks to become more aware of God's presence in my life and take these opportunities to praise him for it all." --Wanda Silvester, Executive Co-Lead

In a divided world, Jesus unites us! -- Watch the full service, available on our YouTube channel

Calling all knitters! We are accepting hats and mitts for small heads and hands to gift to the students at Lord Elgin Public School when we welcome them in December for the annual turkey dinner event. We would love to be able to give a set to each student and we need you to help us reach that goal! -- Drop off at any donation table or bin.

In 1993, after outgrowing the first chapel constructed in the neighbourhood of Northridge on McLean Dr., North Park took a massive leap of faith to build a new building, trusting that God would fill these walls with people of all ages who were eager to proclaim and practice the living truth.

We're excited to have Pastor Terry Sanderson guest speaking this weekend, continuing in our series, "Proclaim and Practise the Living Christ" as we move towards celebrating our 60 year anniversary as a church.