A massive thank you to everyone who came out to Treat Street!

We gave over 12,600 pieces of candy, served 650 hot dogs, and welcomed approximately 500-800 memebers of our community - all thanks to a fantastic team of over 107 volunteers. Way to go, Church famliy!

Bring a friend and your Nerf blasters for a night of high energy games - Win prizes, eat pizza, and battle your way to the top!

All Grades 6-12 are welcome (Note the start time is 6:00 pm so we have lots of time for games.)

Cost of the event is $5.00 per student. If this is an obstacle for your family, please reach out.

* You are welcome to bring your own Nerf blasters, but please label them! No need to bring darts - we have lots (and they’ll just get lost in the mix). No Rivals blasters. Eyewear will be provided. Don’t have a Nerf blasters? No worries! We have lots!

Join us for our next Men's Breakfast, with guest speaker Peter Xu, to enjoy a a meal and get to know some of the other men that attend Lambrick.

Open to men ages 18 and up, and cost is $10 or $8 for students.

After the Night invites you to join them for a day of visioning and engagment on steps ahead for the Church in responding to domestic abuse, hosted by Church of Our Lord from 10am - 4pm.

Visit the link below to register and for more details.

Whether it's your first Sunday or first season with us, all newcomers are welcome.

We would love to get to know you, share more about who we are as Lambrick, answer any questions you may have, and help you get connected.

Register via the link below, and join us after the service for a light lunch in the Cafe led by Scott and Alana.

Mike Janzen is putting on a wonderful performance here at Lambrick, featuring compositions from his acclaimed trilogy The Psalms Project. It will be an uplifting night of music, featuring artists such as Steve Bell, Erin Propp, and some of Canada's finest musicans. 

For more information and to learn where to buy tickets, click the button below.

For this Tuesday's Learning toward Recociliation, we will be learning about Indigenous veterans who fought for Canada in WWII through the documentary Forgotten Warriors by the National Film Board of Canada.

Join us at 7-8:30pm, in the Cafe.

ELL Alpha is in full swing every Tuesday night from 6:30-8:30pm, and is looking for volunteers who are willing to supply a simple dinner.

If you are interested, there are available slots from mid November until the end of the program!

Click the link below or reach Brenda this Sunday to sign up.

For this coming Wednesday, there will be no Living Edge Market for Remembrance Day. 

It will be back up and running the following Wednesday, however, on November 18th.

Lambrick partners with the Mustard Seed to prepare and serve a hot meal for more than 120 people in our community. More than a meal, these evenings are an opportunity to extend hospitality, build relationships, and share Christ's love with those who may be experiencing hardship or isolation.

We are looking for help, whether you'd like to help prepare the meal, serve dinner, or simply be a welcoming presence, we'd love to have you join us. New faces are always welcome.

If you're interested in volunteering, please register using the link below!

Gather a team or come solo to Skate Life's annual Trivia Night Fundraiser, locally organized by one of our missional partners, Julia hood. 

Raised funds help support the mission of Skatelife, a non-profit Christian skateboard ministry, partnered with Younglife. They provide free indoor skateboarding, summer camps, meals for skaters, mentorship to youth, and share the good news of Jesus.

For more details and to register, use the link below!

We're looking for volunteers to supply a simple dinner on Nov 18 for our young leaders, who gather once a month for training, planning, and time together.

Since most of them seem to run on ramen noodles and McDonald’s, a home-cooked meal is a simple but meaningful way to care for them, encourage them, and give them the fuel they need for an evening with the youth.

If you're interested, click the link below.

Each year, the Family Care Team prepares Christmas gift bags for members of our congregation as a small expression of love and encouragement. One of the highlights of these gifts is a tin filled with homemade cookies, and we're hoping you can help!

If you're intersted in doing some baking to reach our goal of 1,600 cookies, click the link below for more details and to sign up

(The window for Cookie Drop-Off is Nov 22-26.)

This week, we pray for our missions partners, Brent and Shelley who are based in Australia and work to transmit shortwave and radio gospel broadcasts to  listeners in the Asia Pacific region. They are sent by SonSet solutions Canada to serve with Reach Beyond in Australia.

Click the link below to read more.

Looking for a way to listen to Sunday’s sermon while you’re out for a walk, driving, or going about your week? Our Lambrick Sermon Podcast has re-launched!

Simply search “Lambrick Park Church” on your favourite podcast platform and look for the new Lambrick Podcast logo, as seen in the photo above.

A note for Apple Podcasts: You may still come across our previous historical podcast on Apple Podcasts. We are no longer using that feed, so please make sure you’re looking for the new Lambrick Podcast logo when subscribing to the current podcast.

We continue our Fall series "How to Read the Bible: Experiencing a God-Breathed Life" where Scott will be preaching "The Danger of Reading the Bible Alone" from Acts 2:42 and Colossians 3:16.