Wainfleet Be In Christ Church is a Canadian nonprofit religious organization located in Wainfleet, Ontario. It operates as a local congregation within the Be In Christ Church of Canada denomination, which is a network of evangelical Christian churches. The church is registered as a nonprofit entity under the business registration number 108187725RR0001.

Overview

Wainfleet Be In Christ Church describes itself as a growing, multi-generational community united and led by Jesus, with a mission to bring renewal and peace both locally and globally. The church emphasizes a community-centered approach to spiritual growth and support, offering a range of ministries and programs designed to meet the needs of different age groups and stages of life.

Ministries and Programs

The church offers various ministries including:

• Life Groups: Small groups providing a safe environment for building meaningful relationships and mutual support in following Christian faith.
• Kids Ministry: Interactive and age-appropriate programming aimed at teaching children about Jesus in a creative and relevant manner. Volunteers involved in these programs are trained and police-checked to ensure safety.
• Workshops and Events: The church hosts workshops such as mental health awareness sessions focusing on trauma’s effect on mental health, and special events for seniors and retirees featuring speakers on topics relevant to their experiences.

Community Engagement

Wainfleet Be In Christ Church actively partners with organizations such as AGORA Ministries to provide educational opportunities on important issues like mental health. Events often include free admission with provisions for meals and a free will offering to encourage community participation.

Affiliation

The church is part of the Be In Christ Church of Canada denomination, which has multiple locations across Ontario, including churches in Welland, Niagara Falls, Port Colborne, and others. This affiliation connects Wainfleet Be In Christ Church to a wider network of evangelical communities in the region.

This summary is based on publicly available information from the church’s official communications and its denominational context.