This Sunday June 14, we are having a BBQ and Picnic following the service for both the church and the community. If you are in the neighbourhood feel free to stop by, we will be in the park behind the church and the hamburgers and hotdogs are on us.

Wow! It seems like a really long time since I last updated the blog, and it's not that things aren't happening. In fact, it's been so busy its been hard to find the time.That being said things are great at the church. We have begun to settle into the community a bit and am looking forward to the Summer.

This past Sunday I preached on having a God sized vision for our church, and I provided the people with some of the things that I beleive God desires to do among us as a church.I thought that I would post part of that sermon here, just to let you know what our church is about.I see this church being a church that people attend because of a sense of joy. Where people wake up on Sunday mornings

I am not sure if 'Awesomeness' is a proper word, but it certainly was the feeling we had this Easter Sunday.Easter Sunday was a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus, and what a joy it was for our church. After preaching the six weeks prior to Easter on Jesus journey to the cross, we couldn't wait to get to the resurrection.We had many events planned for the whole family. Easter egg decorating

We are sending out invitations to our neighbours... and you're one of them!This week being what many often refer to as Holy week, we have many activities going on that we would love to see you at.Our Good Friday service is at the church, April 10 at 10 AM.Easter Sunday, April 12, we are having a continental breakfast and activities for the kids before the service. You can show up anytime after 9:

We had a wonderful time this Palm Sunday as you can see. Palm Sunday is the day we celebrate Jesus arrival into Jerusalem, when his followers cheered, sang, and placed the branches of palm trees on the path before Him as He rode. Yet, while that first Palm Sunday was a time of celebration, in many ways it set in motion events that would lead Jesus to the cross... and many of the people who

I preached this week on the apostle Peter's denying Christ as found in Matthew 26.By itself it is a tragic event that leaves Peter a broken man, and the gospel writer makes no apologies for this.To me it is a perfect reminder of what life is like if we do not know the joy of Easter. It is only after Jesus' resurrection that Peter is restored. It is only the risen Christ that can put the pieces of

Hello everybody,After much ado (and delay) the CPC blog is (hopefully) back online. Things are getting exciting at church and we are looking forward to what God will do in our community.