Merritt Crossroads Community Church

Merritt Crossroads Community Church is a Canadian non-profit organization registered with the business registration number 107692196RR0001. It is affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC).

History

The church originated from the establishment of a Pentecostal church in Merritt known as Full Gospel Tabernacle in 1931. Over the years, the church has undergone several transformations and relocations within Merritt, evolving into the present-day Crossroads Community Church.

Beliefs and Values

Merritt Crossroads Community Church is guided by a strong emphasis on relationship with Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Its core values include:

• Living for Jesus: The church believes that a relationship with Jesus is primary, and everything else flows from this.
• Living Generously: Members are encouraged to share their lives, time, and resources generously as life is seen as a gift meant to be shared.
• Growing Together: The church emphasizes community and fellowship, believing that people are better together.
• Being Welcoming: Everyone is expected to receive a warm welcome and acceptance, fostering a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

Activities

The church conducts weekly Sunday services at 10 AM, both in-person and online. These services include music, prayer, and a talk based on the Bible. Children are typically dismissed to age-appropriate classrooms after the music portion. Additionally, the church offers midweek gatherings called Life Groups, which focus on Bible study, prayer, and fostering friendships.

Community Involvement

Merritt Crossroads Community Church encourages community engagement through its Life Groups and other church activities. It aims to provide a welcoming environment where community members can connect and grow spiritually together.

Online Presence

The church live-streams its Sunday services and also posts recorded services on platforms like YouTube. This provides an opportunity for members and visitors to engage with the church remotely.