After prayerful and careful consideration, Council has decided that for now we will not resume any in-person gatherings.

Every year we give each unit in our townhome a Christmas card and invite our neighbours to join us for our Christmas Eve Candlelight service.

The calling of the Church to participate in God’s mission begins not with having the right ideas or right mission strategy, but by becoming the right kind of people

I am part of Coffee Break which I joined because I wanted to meet people at LCRC and learn more about the Bible.

As the body of Jesus in the world our lives are most fully lived in light of this coming reality: that Jesus will return and make all things new.

The church reflects God’s divine generosity as we extend hospitality to our neighbors — seeking their flourishing and bearing witness to Christ’s reign.

Reordering our time by the Church calendar helps us experience time and our own stories in terms of God’s grand drama of redemption.

My work becomes my prayer for those that view it and I pray they take joy in what they see.

By God’s grace we can live by faith, a light-and-life-giving sight endowed by the Holy Spirit.

Everything that a person can possibly feel, experience, and say is brought into expression before God in the Psalms.

Freedom is a big deal. It is a gift not easily forgotten, and worthy of celebration.

To regain that connection once again between “crayon and creation” is a wonderful thing; truly a gift from God to mankind.