Centre Point Church

What if the world wasn't meant to be this way?

What if our longing for peace, purpose, belonging, beauty, and connection points back to something we've lost?

This Sunday we begin a brand new series called Echoes of the Garden.

Together we'll explore some of life's biggest questions:

Why do we long for something more?
Why is there so much brokenness in the world?
Why do we struggle to become the people we want to be?
And is there hope for restoration?

Whether you're new to faith, returning to church, or simply curious about God, this series is for you.

Join us this Sunday at 10:00 AM.

📍 Chief Sepass Theatre, Fort Langley

Your story matters, and we'd love to meet you.

A few years ago, singing in church wasn't even on their radar.

Like many people, they came carrying questions, doubts, stress, and a lot of uncertainty about life. They weren't sure what they believed about God, but they decided to give church a try.

Today, you'll often find them standing in the service on a Sunday morning, singing with hundreds of others.

Not because life suddenly became easy.

Not because they have all the answers.

But because somewhere along the way they discovered that God was real, that they weren't alone, and that hope was available even in difficult seasons.

That's what worship is about.

It's not a performance. It's a room full of stories. Stories of people finding peace, purpose, forgiveness, healing, and hope in Jesus.

This Sunday, there will be people in the room who have been following Jesus for decades. There will also be people attending church for the very first time.

Maybe your story is still being written.

We'd love to meet you.

Looking for a church where your kids and students can feel known, welcomed, and encouraged?

At Centre Point, we believe the next generation matters now. Every Sunday, everyday people help create safe and meaningful spaces where kids can build friendships, ask questions, learn about Jesus, and discover that church can feel like home.

From kids classrooms to youth gatherings, our heart is to come alongside families as they raise children who know they are loved by God and created for a purpose.

We’d love to welcome your family this Sunday.

🎓 Graduation Sunday at Centre Point!

This weekend we celebrated our graduates and prayed over them as they step into a new season of life. We are so proud of each one of them and excited to see what God has in store for their future.

We also explored a simple but powerful question: What do you do when you don't know what to do?

Looking at Jesus' words in John 13–16, we discovered four anchors when life feels uncertain:

✔ Remain Connected to community
✔ Look outward and serve others
✔ Abide in Jesus
✔ Remember that God can turn grief into joy

The future may not always be clear, but we can trust the One who holds it.

Join us next Sunday as we continue our series, Echoes of the Garden.

What do you do when you don’t know what to do?

Most of us have been there.

A relationship feels complicated.
A decision feels overwhelming.
A door closes unexpectedly.
The future isn’t as clear as we’d hoped.

In moments like these, we often feel pressure to have all the answers. But what if faith isn’t about having all the answers? What if it’s about knowing where to turn when you don’t?

This Sunday at Centre Point Church, we’re celebrating our graduates and exploring a simple but powerful question:

What do you do when you don’t know what to do?

Whether you’re facing a major life decision, stepping into a new season, or simply looking for hope and direction, we’d love to have you join us.

📍 Chief Sepass Theatre, Fort Langley
🕙 Sunday at 10:00 AM

Bring a friend and come discover that you don’t have to navigate life’s uncertainties alone.

Every Sunday, people walk through our doors carrying different stories.

Some come celebrating answered prayers. Others come carrying burdens, questions, or challenges that no one else can see.

One of the amazing things about worship is that it reminds us we’re not alone. As we sing together, we’re declaring the same truth: God is faithful, God is present, and God is worthy of our trust.

Worship isn’t just music. It’s a moment to refocus our hearts on the One who meets us right where we are.

We’re grateful for every opportunity to gather as a church and sing together.

This Sunday was a special one at Centre Point as we marked another For The Good Sunday.

We had the privilege of welcoming Scott Thiessen from who shared about the important work they are doing to help address food insecurity in our community by providing practical support and resources to those in need.

We were reminded that being the Church is about more than what happens inside our Sunday gathering. It is about loving our neighbours, serving our community, and being a tangible expression of God’s care to those who need it most.

Thank you, Scott, for joining us and for the important work Raphael House is doing right here in our community.

Through For The Good, Centre Point partners with local and global organizations that are making a difference. Together, we get to be part of something bigger than ourselves as we help bring hope, healing, and practical support to people in need.

Thank you, Centre Point, for your generosity and for continuing to live out our mission of helping people find and follow Jesus.

June is packed and we’re excited for what’s ahead at Centre Point Church

From Graduation Sunday to Father’s Day, youth events, and For the Good, there’s something happening for every age and stage this month.

We believe church is more than just attending a service
It’s finding community, growing in faith, and building a life centered on Jesus together.

Join us Sundays at 10AM at Chief Sepass Theatre in Fort Langley.

See you this June!

This Sunday is For The Good Sunday.

At Centre Point, we believe faith should make a difference beyond the walls of a church building. That’s why on the last Sunday of every month we highlight a local organization that is making a positive impact in our community and encourage everyone to give just $5 toward their work.

This month we’re excited to welcome Scott Thiessen from Raphael House, who will be sharing about the incredible work they do supporting women and families in our community.

Join us for inspiring worship, a practical message, and an opportunity to be part of something bigger than ourselves.

📍 Chief Sepass Theatre, Fort Langley
🕙 Sunday at 10:00 AM

Whether you’ve been attending for years or are simply curious about church, we’d love to welcome you.

Big faith starts with small steps.

Every Sunday, our Kids Ministry creates a safe, fun, and engaging environment where children can learn about Jesus, build friendships, and discover that they are deeply loved by God.

We believe kids aren’t just the future of the church. They are an important part of the church right now.

A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers who make every Sunday possible through their care, energy, and encouragement.