Saint Timothy's Anglican Bible Church

About

A vibrant church community in Pointe-Claire, built on proclaiming Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, and serving all people for His sake.
Sundays @ 2PM

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JOIN US ON SUNDAYS @ 2 PM

We are a Christ-centered and Bible-based church, built on a foundation of the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer.

In our evangelism and our service we seek to move outside ourselves to impact our community and our world with the good news of the redemptive and transforming power of Jesus Christ. We strive to be a community where people from all walks of life feel welcomed, loved, and encouraged to grow in their faith and in good works. We support the discovery and use of each Christian’s spiritual gifts to build up the Body of Christ.

Our worship and fellowship are a balance between Anglican traditions and contemporary expressions of faith which allow us to reach out to our society and culture.

We are members of the diocese of the Anglican Network in Canada, which is within the Province of the Anglican Church in North America.

Rooted in the past and relevant for today.

We have taken a balanced approach to worship on Sundays, using traditional prayers in today's language and singing in both hymns and contemporary music. There is an esteemed place for Scripture reading and preaching, and we often take communion together, with both elements of bread and wine (or grape juice).

We also enjoy a time for open prayer for needs in our community. If you have more personal prayer requests, there's always a couple of people who will be ready to pray with you in the Prayer Chapel at the end of the service.

Afterwards, we get to catch up with each other in the adjoining room where coffee, tea and other refreshments and snacks are being served. Ask around if you'd like to join a weekly Bible Study, Prayer Group or Home Group.

Mission

Proclaiming Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, as revealed in Holy Scripture, and serving all people for His sake.

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