SUNDAY WORSHIP AT 10:30 AM

“Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need.” [ Hebrews 4:16 ]

Join us for in-person worship every Sunday at 10:30 AM as we come together to glorify God, share our faith, and serve one another in love.

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EVERYONE IS WELCOME. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORSHIPPING OUR PERFECT LORD WITH YOU!

“But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.” [ 2 Corinthians 12:9 ]

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November 1, 2025 – Minister’s Message

 By coincidence, I ran into the worship service of our renting congregation, the United Church of God (UCG), right here in our sanctuary. It was Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, and I noticed the many cars parked outside. Out of curiosity, I stepped in and was able to witness their service firsthand. Now, here’s a fun fact: I actually happened to be born on Yom Kippur according to the Jewish calendar! Perhaps that means I should have an extra…

October 5, 2025 – Minister’s Message

Hallelujah! What a joyful day at Graceview! We celebrated the baptism of our new members, witnessing God’s amazing grace and the transforming power of faith in Jesus Christ. It was truly moving to see lives renewed and hearts opened to eternal salvation. Afterward, our potluck fellowship lunch brought everyone together with an abundance of dishes from many cultures — a delicious reminder of the love and unity we share as one family in Christ. I thank God for orchestrating such a beautiful day of…

September 1, 2025 – Minister’s Message

 This past August, I was given the privilege of being one of the selected scholars to participate in the annual Guder Scholars gathering at St. Andrew’s Hall, University of British Columbia. This year’s event, which centred around missional leadership and discernment, brought together pastors from across Canada, along with some from the United States and other traditions beyond the Presbyterian Church. It was a four-day immersion of prayer, learning, and conversation that became one of the highlights of my summer.…

Sermons

Sent: Here I Am, Lord

Eric Lee Sermon Synopsis – July 6th 2025 Luke 10:1-11 In Luke 10:1–11, Jesus sends out seventy-two disciples—not just the Twelve—signifying that the mission of God is for everyone. It’s a wake-up call to the whole Church: we are all sent to proclaim the Kingdom, together, boldly, and without delay. This sermon challenges the apathy that plagues today’s Church, especially in the West, where faith has become optional, seasonal, or privatized. The truth is sobering:Christianity is always one generation away…

I Will Be Back

Sermon Synopsis – March 9th 2025 Luke 4:1-13 As we enter the first week of Lent, we journey with Jesus into the wilderness, where He faces the great adversary— the Fallen Angel, the ruler of this world. The Devil tempts Jesus with bread, power, and fame, offering shortcuts to glory. “If you are the Son of God…” the tempter taunts, daring Jesus to force God’s hand. Yet, Jesus does not take the bait. He refuses to put God to the…

Love Your Enemies

Sermon Synopsis – March 2nd 2025 Luke 6:27-36 Je su s’ command to “Love you r enemie s” i s a counterintuitive call that challenges our mercy, our standards of judgment, and our confession of faith. The world teaches fairness and retaliation, but Jesus calls us to love, do good, bless, and pray even for those who hate us.This exposes our tendency to expect mercy while withholding it from others. True love is costly and extends beyond those who love…

Missions

February 26, 2025 – Mission Team

From the Guatemalan Mission Team The Guatemala mission team will be serving around 1000 children across 4 schools and an orphanage in mid-March. We’re looking for donations of the following items:

February 19, 2025 – Mission Team

The Guatemala mission team will be serving around 1000 children across 4 schools and an orphanage in mid-March. We’re looking for donations of the following items: 1.        Summer clothing for orphan babies/toddlers (0-3 years), young children (3-12 years) and young moms (11-15 years) 2.        Baby shoes, regular shoes, tennis shoes, socks and towels for children (1-10 years) 3.        Diapers, blankets, bottles for newborns 4.        Medicine and first aid items, such as Tylenol, Advil, Polysporin, bandages, alcohol swabs 5.        Soft cover lightweight notebooks, crayons, watercolor paints,…

February 12, 2025 – Mission Team

The Guatemala mission team will be serving around 1000 children across 4 schools and an orphanage in mid-March. We’re looking for donations of the following items: 1.        Summer clothing for orphan babies/toddlers (0-3 years), young children (3-12 years) and young moms (11-15 years) 2.        Baby shoes, regular shoes, tennis shoes, socks and towels for children (1-10 years) 3.        Diapers, blankets, bottles for newborns 4.        Medicine and first aid items, such as Tylenol, Advil, Polysporin, bandages, alcohol swabs 5.        Soft cover lightweight notebooks, crayons, watercolor paints,…

News & Events

November 26, 2025 – Weekly News

Download the PDF Nov. 26, 2025 When called upon the pray before or after a meeting, I am instantly very doubtful about my abilities to lead anyone in prayer. To me prayer is a very personal thing and to do so out loud in front of others makes me feel extremely vulnerable. How does it come so easily to some people whereas I am grasping at straws to find the correct words so that I can sound “prayerful”. I am…

November 19, 2025 – Weekly News

Download PDF Nov. 19, 2025 The fall bible study came to an end yesterday. We were privileged to watch 8 episodes of season 5 of the Chosen. It depicted the time from the entry into Jerusalem up until Jesus’s arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane. I cannot stress enough how much of an impact this series has had on me and on others who have attended. Not only has it piqued my curiosity into what more the Bible has to…

November 12, 2025 – Weekly News

Download the PDFLuke 21:5–19 offers reflections on the impermanence of earthly institutions like the Jerusalem temple, the dangers of false prophets, and the reality of persecution for followers of Christ. It encourages endurance and trust in God, promising divine wisdom and strength during times of trial and adversity. The passage ultimately grounds believers in the hope that God’s presence transcends destruction and that a faithful life requires perseverance.  Key themes and reflections Worship Calendar Nov. 16 Not One Stone Left on…

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