While the world seemed to stop in 2020 God didn’t.  God is always on the move.  When God’s people fell into captivity in Egypt (Exodus 1:11), when they were hauled off to exile in Babylon (Daniel 1:2) and even when the early Christians were flushed out of Jerusalem (Acts 8:1-4), God did not abandon them.  From global professionals to migrant workers to refugees and asylum seekers to the transient homeless searching for a place to lie their heads, God’s most profound work often takes place in the lives of people on the move.  

While the Christian call to “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19) is today increasingly called into question due to its dark connection to colonialism, how do the people of God sensitively and effectively carry out the mission of Jesus in our world?  Is it still God’s intent to send His followers to places where needy people are?  This Missions Month we will explore together how God speaks to, and through, people on the move.

The church office will be closed from December 25th to January 3rd.  We hope your holidays will be filled with love, joy, hope and peace.  Happy New Year!!

In case of emergency, please call: 778-885-4979

This Sunday, January 3rd is the final day to sign up for the Church Directory! If you would you like to be included please
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP.

The directory will be emailed in PDF format to everyone who provides an email address. Printed copies of the directory will only be made by special request. To request a printed copy, please contact the church office at 604-984-6422 or email kristell@nsac.bc.ca.

Please note: copies of the church directory will only be provided to those who participate in it.

Join us starting January 13, 2021 (via Zoom) for "In All Things" a nine week devotional study of Joy based on the book of Philippians.  This study is written by Melissa Kruger who edited Identity Theft. Each week will delve into scripture to lead us from observation, interpretation, application to devotional reflection.  We trust that we will be able to apply the biblical truths in personal and lifechanging ways and find joy in these challenging COVID times.

Cost is $20.  You will receive the zoom link after you register (it is the same link we have been using for the fall study). 

If you have a question or a need regarding this ministry contact our team at connect@nsac.bc.ca.

Growing in Christ is an 8-week interactive study designed for people new to the Christian faith in the past couple of years. It is a practical study, exploring topics like what it looks like to be a follower of Jesus, how to pray and study the Bible, experiencing God’s grace, forgiveness and power.  This study will be facilitated by Caroline Chao.

Click Here to sign up online or email Anne Thicke at annet@nsac.bc.ca for more information.

A safe place for people to talk about their lives and receive the love and support of God and others, with the goal of helping individuals experience Jesus in all aspects of their lives.

Mondays, 7:00pm–9:30pm, from Jan 25 to May 17, 2021 at NSAC.

Contact mardids@nsac.bc.ca or 604-948.6422 for an application and information sheet.

Join us Sundays at 9 am & 11 am for our worship service at www.nsac.bc.ca/live

Join our group that “attends” the 11am service together through Zoom!  This group will be hosted live by one of our pastors or lay leaders. Together the group will pray, worship, listen to the sermon and engage in a short discussion.  Join the meeting a few minutes before the service starts. Please note that participants must be identified by name to be admitted to the meeting and should have their cameras turned on.

Join Zoom Service:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86490614419

Meeting ID: 864 9061 4419

We are grateful to you, and to God, for the ongoing generosity of your giving. As we come to the end of December, we have received a large, unexpected, financial gift. We will be seeking God's direction in how to use these funds to further the ministry of North Shore Alliance both locally and globally.

If you have any questions about the finances at NSAC, please contact Tami Cooke at tamic@nsac.bc.ca