Annual Pike Lake Service!!

When and Where?

Sunday, June 22^nd, 2025 @ 11am – Worship & Scripture at Pike Lake Provincial Park in the Pavilion.

What are we going to do?

We will meet at 11am, listen to some scripture reading, sing, & observe baptisms. Followed by lunch, visiting, games, and lots of fun!

What should I bring?

A lawn chair, hat, food, & swimsuit if you want. *Bring your own picnic lunch for you and your family. * Bring along any activities you would like (balls, frisbees, etc.) and we can play, visit, swim, or relax together. 

Who should come?

EVERYONE! This is a celebration. Invite anyone to come join you for the day – guests are welcome!

Travel

We want to make sure everyone can come! If you are needing a ride, please let Pastor Curtis know ahead of time, and we can make arrangements for you! Pike Lake is less than 30 minutes away from the city. It is worth the trip!!

In case of bad weather, watch your email for updates. 

The Third Way

Over the past few months, we have been working through the Sermon on the Mount through a series called The Third Way. This series is all about the radical way of Jesus. We see in the Sermon on the Mount how Jesus simultaneously rejected outrage and apathy, license and legalism, and the divisive allegiance to the ‘sides’ that opposed each other in his time. In both his life and teaching, Jesus shows his followers, then and now, a new way!

Summer Series: "Ordinary People. Extraordinary God"

Over the summer, we will be delving into a series that looks directly into the lives of ordinary people throughout the Bible that God has used in extraordinary ways. People such as John the Baptist, Ruth, Obadiah, Paul, and even the midwives from Exodus chapter 1 will be discussed to show that God can do great things through His people. What is amazing though, is that God still does this today! From June 30 to September 8, we invite you to join us on Sunday’s at 10:30 as we venture through this series, “Ordinary People. Extraordinary God” and unpack how God uses ordinary people in extraordinary ways!

Pike Lake Service: Family Kick Off to the Summer!

When and Where?
Sunday June 23^rd, 2024 @ 11:00am – Worship & Scripture At Pike Lake Provincial Park.

What are we going to do?
We will meet at 11am, listen to some scripture reading, sing, & observe baptisms. Followed by lunch, visiting, games, and lots of fun!

What should I bring?
A lawn chair, hat, food, & swimsuit if you want. *Bring your own picnic lunch for you and your family.*

Who should come?
EVERYONE! This is a celebration. Invite anyone to come join you for the day – guests are welcome!

In case of bad weather, watch your email for updates.

Other Details:
- Pike Lake is less than 30 minutes away from the city. It is worth the trip!!
- There will be charcoal fire pits (bring your own charcoal briquettes) to roast hot dogs. 

- Bring along any activities you would like (balls, frisbees, etc.) and we can play, visit, swim, or relax together. 

Travel:

- We want to make sure everyone can come. There will be rides and people to follow meeting at the church at 10:00 with room for all!

New Summer Series: "Ordinary People. Extraordinary God"

Over the summer, we will be delving into a series that looks directly into the lives of ordinary people throughout the Bible that God has used in extraordinary ways. People such as John the Baptist, Ruth, Obadiah, Paul, and even the midwives from Exodus chapter 1 will be discussed to show that God can do great things through His people. What is amazing though, is that God still does this today! From June 30 to September 8, we invite you to join us on Sunday’s at 10:30 as we venture through this series, “Ordinary People. Extraordinary God” and unpack how God uses ordinary people in extraordinary ways!

Thessalonians: Faith in Uncertain Times

In a world filled with death, war, and evil, how are we to face what feels like an unknowable future? What do we do with our anxiety regarding the days ahead? This series is based on the books of 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and provides comfort and reassurance to those living in uncertain times. These letters discuss the future of Christ’s Second Coming, and what believers should do while awaiting his return. Paul encourages believers to be prepared, to cling to the truth of what they have been taught, and to live responsibly in light of the future. How can we take these words to heart, and face the future without fear?

Good Friday service being held at Sutherland Evangelical Church at 10:30am