Nexus Church

Join us this morning for our season finale!

We'll be celebrating another great season together, taking a few minutes to honour our huge group of volunteers (including a treat at the end of the service).

Brad will wrap up the season with a message called Windows to the Wind, exploring a question many of us quietly carry:

When was the last time we experienced God?

What if God's presence is far more common than we imagine, but quieter than we expect? It's a beautiful invitation into the summer to open the windows, make room, and pay attention.

Hope to see you there!
10:00 AM
St. Andrew's Church

Join us this morning Nexus!

The end of our season is fast approaching, and this Sunday serves as a kind of epilogue to our Anthropology series.

Brad will tell the powerful story behind one of J.M.W. Turner’s most haunting paintings, a story that invites us to wrestle with a challenging question: What are human beings, really?

Together we'll explore how easily people can be reduced to labels and categories, and why the Jesus Path claim that every person bears the image of God remains so disruptive and hopeful. As we close this series, we'll consider what it means to honestly face who we are while trusting that the first word over humanity is image and the final word is grace.

10:00 AM at St. Andrew's Church
It's also Soup Sunday, so remember to bring your own bowl and spoon. We'll be sharing Eucharist together with our kids as part of the gathering.

We'd love to see you there.

Brad's sermon from May 17th "A Welcome for the Weary" is available: https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-sju2d-1ad1cf4

**See if you can catch Brad's slip

Good morning Nexus,

This Sunday we wrap up our Anthropology series by asking: what happens when anthropology meets faith?

What if the goal of the Jesus Path is not to become someone who needs less grace, but someone less afraid of needing it?

Join us this morning at 10am at St. Andrew’s as we close the series with:

“A Welcome for the Weary.”

Good morning Nexus!

Join us today at 10am at St. Andrew's Church as we continue our Anthropology series with Politics Without Salvation.

In a polarized age, politics can quietly shape not just our opinions, but how we see other people. This morning, we’ll explore what the Jesus Path might offer instead, a way of seeking truth and justice without letting contempt have the final word.