Pemberton Community Church
Pemberton Community Church is a Canadian nonprofit organization registered under the number 863851366RR0001. Established in the Pemberton, British Columbia area, it traces its roots to earlier congregational efforts, including the Pemberton Christian Fellowship, which organized in 1983 under the British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches[3].

History
The church’s history reflects collaboration across denominations. Initial efforts in the 1970s by Baptist and Open Brethren groups led to periodic instability until the Mennonite Brethren assumed organizational support in 1983[3]. In 1985, Henry Thiessen became its first formally appointed pastor, bringing experience from interdenominational missions[3].

In 2018, the congregation acquired and renovated St. David’s United Church’s former building, adding modern facilities[3]. As of 2025, transitional leadership included Phil Cann, who emphasized rural church ministry dynamics[4].

Activities
The church focuses on communal worship, discipleship, and outreach, guided by the principles of "Loving God, Loving People, Making Disciples"[2]. It hosts weekly Sunday services and engages in local community initiatives[1][5].

Denominational Heritage
While maintaining ties to its Mennonite Brethren origins, the church operates interdenominationally, reflecting the diverse theological backgrounds of its founders and congregants[3][4].

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