We are thankful for Liz Rohland and her years on staff in Children’s Ministry and on the Admin team.  Liz and Zach are moving tomorrow to California for Zach’s new job.  Please pray for a smooth transition for them and for a great church to worship at. 

JOIN US AT NSAC THIS SUNDAY

You can now attend a Sunday Worship Service without needing to register!

Please continue registering your kids for NSA Kids Ministry - this helps us plan and prepare appropriately for the number of kids attending. 

9 AM Kids Ministry Registration - click here

11 AM Kids Ministry Registration - click here

COVID PROTOCOL UPDATE:

• Click "Read More" below to review our current COVID Protocols and other details about attending a Sunday Service.

QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS?  

• Contact us at info@nsac.bc.ca or 604-984-6422

We are having two upcoming Baptism Services:

Outdoor Baptisms
Sunday, July 18th at 2 pm
John Lawson Park, West Vancouver

Indoor Baptisms
Sunday, July 25th at 9 am & 11 am
North Shore Alliance Church

The  discovery of the remains of 215 children at the Kamloops residential school has raised further awareness of the mistreatment of Canada’s indigenous people. It is important to not only acknowledge this or feel empathy for those who have suffered,  but to begin to actively seek and participate in reconciliation.  Dr. Jennifer Singh highlighted this in her June 25th article in Christianity today entitled: "The Church Has Ignored the Grief of First Nation Peoples Too Long". Dr. Singh will share her experience in listening, and point us to ways we can respond. Join us as a church as we pay attention to these important truths.

Registration not required

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Dr. Jennifer Singh

Jennifer Singh is currently the Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies at Ambrose University and serves as a lay-minister in a church located on a First Nation in Southern Alberta.  Prior to this, Jennifer was involved in International Development Work and served with Samaritan’s Purse Canada, the International Christian Alliance on Prostitution (ICAP), and Ellilta Women at Risk (Ethiopia) in a variety of countries including Cambodia, Uganda, and Ethiopia.  Jennifer completed her PhD at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies (Oxford, UK).  Her research endeavoured to articulate a theological response to prostitution within the context of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia that was informed by the voices of women affected by prostitution and leaders of the evangelical church.  After listening to and learning from those on the margins in the Majority World, Jennifer is now applying her global experiences in her local First Nation’s context as her community works toward cultivating an Indigenous expression of the church. 

The Harvest Project is hosting a Pop-Up Sale this July 8th-11th at The Shipyards - Pipe Shop Venue in North Vancouver.

They are looking for volunteers to help Saturday between 3 pm to 10 pm, and Sunday between 10 am to 6 pm.  There are a variety of roles and time slots available!  If you are interested please complete the online Pop-Up Volunteer Application Form. Once you have entered your information, a “submit” button will appear at the bottom right of the form.

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The Clothes for Change Pop-Up Sale is made possible thanks to a generous donation of 10,000 clothing items - new and gently used - from local film production companies. All clothing items are $10 each. Fantastic variety and quality. Cash and credit cards accepted. Enjoy shopping for bargains at an amazing waterfront setting, and help support The Harvest Project.

Click Here for more info

Thursday, July 8 through Saturday, July 10, 10am-10pm each day and Sunday, July 11, 10am-6pm. 

Thanks to our SUPER NSA Kids & Volunteers for going strong during Covid!
Our 9 am on-site Kids Ministry is continuing over the summer, and the 11 am on-site Kids Ministry opens this Sunday, July 4!

Be a HERO! Sign up now to help in NSA Kids at 11 am in July or August!  Contact Candace at children@nsac.bc.ca or go to www.nsac.bc.ca/ministries/nsa-kids for more info.

Our littlest heroes thank you!

Cooking for Hope

Support the North Shore Journey Leadership Team as they cook 30 meals!

The North Shore Journey Canada team is hosting a Cooking for Hope fundraising activity as a way to build awareness, raise funds, and celebrate what God has done through Journey Canada over the last 30 years. 

In August 2021, the North Shore Journey team will be cooking 30 meals for individuals in our Church community. The recipients of the meals will be people who attend the Wednesday coffee time ministry. This ministry provides practical, and spiritual care for individuals in need.  

Journey Canada is a safe place for people to come and encounter Jesus. As we make meals for those in need - our desire is that you will join us by sponsoring our team. All donations received will go directly to Journey Canada and the spouses' ministry. Andrea Heavenor leads the Journey Canada spouses' ministry and has made a short video with more information: click here to watch. 

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To learn more about Journey for Hope go to www.journeycanada.org/j4h

To support Cooking for Hope, click the button below!

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

Please note, we will no longer be hosting the chat during the live stream.

Thanks for your ongoing generosity.  If you have any questions about the finances at NSAC, please contact Tami Cooke at tamic@nsac.bc.ca or call 604-984-6422.