Sundays, 10am.

Approximately 90 minutes (60 minutes through July and August).

Yes. Please look at our home page for more information about this.

If you’ve been to a small-to-mid-sized North American evangelical church before, much of what we do will likely feel familiar to you: we sing worship songs led by a live band, collect an offering, hear a Bible-based sermon, and spend some time in prayer. We celebrate communion on the first Sunday of each month.   We’ve been described as quirky, casual, and low-church.  Our intention each Sunday is to bless God, bless the church, and bless the world.

There are two disabled parking stalls at the front of the building and two at the back; otherwise, park wherever you can!

From shorts to suits and t-shirts to ties: you’ll see pretty much all of it here! Dress comfortably—you’ll fit right in!

Coffee and tea are available before the service.

The foyer, auditorium, gym, nursery, and main bathrooms are all located on the main level, which is wheelchair accessible. The main bathrooms are equipped with wheelchair stalls.

Kids stay in the service for the singing, then are released to their own program. Nursery: ages 0-3; Class 1: ages 3-5; Class 2: ages 6-9.  The 10+ Class runs three out of four Sundays per month.

All workers receive prevention and protection training; additionally, a vulnerable sector criminal record check is required as part of the screening process. Kids ages 0-9 are checked in using our church database; each child is provided with a name tag. Classroom access is restricted and children are never left unattended; only screened workers and parents interacting with their own children are allowed in the classrooms.

Yes. Our youth program (called Crux) runs from September to June and meets most weeks on Wednesdays between 7 and 8:30pm. Crux comprises two subgroups: Junior Youth (grades 6-9) and Senior Youth (grades 9-12).

Yes. It’s usually staffed by screened workers and offers an audio feed of the service for those parents who remain with their children.

We offer a variety of mid-week programs (e.g. Bible studies and courses) and services (e.g. Stephen Ministry and Benevolence).  Check out our Events and Ask For Help pages for more details.

We encourage you to either attend one of our worship gatherings and talk to a pastor after or email our office at info@lakecountrychurch.com.

See our Statement of Faith.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance of Canada.

We find it’s best if newcomers attend a few Sundays first. Once they’re considering making LCA their church home, we then encourage them to fill out a START HERE card. Once received, the office will reach out to set the newcomer up with a Sponsor who will get to know them and guide them through our discipleship process.

Our Board of Elders holds ultimate responsibility for the direction and oversight of the church’s mission.  Operations are entrusted to the Lead Pastor, who is also one of the Elders.  Our Board answers to the LCA membership and also to our regional Alliance office (the Canadian Pacific District), which answers to our national Alliance office.

Once we’ve spent some time getting to know each other and you find yourself aligning with our beliefs, values, and objectives, then we’ll invite you to participate in our membership class. You will then be interviewed by a pastor and/or elder, at which point your name will be recommended to the Board for membership.

1. Before or after our Sunday worship gathering using the Point of Sale terminal in the foyer

2. During the Sunday worship gathering with cash or cheque

3. An e-transfer sent directly to info@lakecountrychurch.com

4. On our website through our GIVE tab.

Yes. Find out more on our Rent the Facility page.

Contact us at info@lakecountrychurch.com or 250-766-4466.