VILLAGE
Mission
We exist to see people transformed into fully devoted followers of Jesus.
We live that purpose out by prioritizing three things: gospel, community, and culture. Here’s what we mean:
Community
Culture
To us, fully devoted followers of Jesus means seeing people transformed into disciples. At Village Church, we do that in eight ways:
VILLAGE
Focus
We aspire to be a missional church that works to see the renewal and transformation of individuals and cities through Jesus-focused ministry. We accomplish this by:
- Teaching and embodying the gospel.
- Interacting with those who are skeptical of Christianity by thoughtfully and graciously defending the truths of Jesus Christ and the Bible.
- Cultivating Jesus-centred community in-person and online in weekend gatherings, community groups, and events.
- Discipling and equipping people for ministry both in and outside the church so that they can grow, serve, and play their part in the mission God has given us.
- Being devoted to prayer as we seek God, speak to God, and listen to his voice so that we bring glory to him in everything we do.
- Striving for excellence and innovation in the way we do things, art, media, and technology in ways that glorify Jesus and make him known.
- Teaching Children and Youth about Jesus in ways that are engaging and life changing.
- Impacting the city and the nations through practical and tangible service through both City (Local) and Global Impact.
- Planting new churches across Canada and beyond by training, equipping, and resourcing church leaders and pastors.
- Doing these things with a sense of urgency because people die every day without knowing Jesus.
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God builds communities of faith by uniting the people he saves and motivating them to love each other and share the gospel. In a world that can be isolating and fragmented, this makes the church a breath of fresh air.
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Annette’s Story
“It’s not that I found God. He finally tapped me on the shoulder and said ‘I’ve been here all along.’”
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