Well, we’re off. Vacation time begins today and we’ll be traveling around a bit visiting some friends and spending time with family at a couple of weddings. Looking forward to it. I’ll be back Sept. 2.
In the meantime, the Bridge welcomes on:
August 17- Mike Todd
August 24 - Pastor Peter Brouwer (retired pastor, formerly […]
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Bridge News
Time Away
Finally, Marriage Help That Doesn’t Require Conversation
“How To Improve Your Marriage Without Talking About It, “by Dr. Patricia Love & Steven Stosny is a rather welcome change from the standard materials on marriage enrichment. In fact many men (and some women) who shudder at the question, “tell me how you feel,” may even want to read this gem. Simply because the […]
No Comments »Golf and Other Mysteries
Last weekend i went golfing. In itself that is not rare or unusual, except that the course I played on was a little more challenging than I’m accustomed to.
1 Comment »7 Weddings And A Vacation
I like weddings. And, often, i have the best seat in the house at them.
1 Comment »“Sir, We Would See Jesus”
Jesus isn’t a luck charm or a magic man . . . .
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Thanks for checking us out. The Bridge Community Church is a Christian Reformed Church that believes in connecting people to Jesus. Read our mission statement or contact us with any questions.
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Service Time & Location
Time
Sunday morning services start at 10:30am. We usually end around 11:30 and have a time of coffee and fellowship.
Directions
We’re located near the intersection of 200th and 56th in Langley, BC. Here’s our location on google maps or yahoo maps.
Current Series
Sermon Audio
- Guest Speaker Mike Todd- Aug 17
- Faith 105: The Renewal of Creation - Aug 10
- Faith 104: Connecting to Culture - Aug 3
- Guest Speaker Grant Vanderhoek - July 27
- Faith 102: The Privilege of Prayer -July 20
Series Synopsis
The Perfect Ten
Number one, we've just begun. Why should God be first in life? And what does that look like anyway? Can we be sure that God is first, supposing that we want that? Or, is our best answer to "is God first?" a sincere, "I think so . . ." Surprisingly, the first commandment is a promise. God is promising that when He is God, there will be nothing between you.