Join us Sunday mornings for worship starting at 10:30am. We are a Christian community of believers looking to learn more about Jesus Christ and to share His Good News with all people. Our mission is to reach out to people with God's love, building each other up spiritually and caring for others in Christ.
12 Gate Ave
St. Albert, AB, T8N 5W1
E-mail: admin@crcsa.org
Phone: (780) 458-7568
Sunday: 10am - 12:30pm
Tuesday: 10am - 2pm
Wednesday: 10am - 2pm
Thursday: 10am - 2pm
Friday: 10am - 2pm
Christ has Risen! He has risen indeed! Welcome to all on this beautiful Easter morning. May the Spirit of our resurrected Saviour work in our worship to his praise and glory, and the blessing of his people.
Pastor Tony Maan brings a message.
Sermon Text: Mark 16.1-8
Sermon: "Looking for Jesus"
Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/ik51wIK8-BE?feature=share
CRCSA.org YouTube Channel Link (Livestreams and Recordings)
Small Groups: We have a Ladies Small Group and a Men's Small Group available to join for Bible studies at the church, as well as several other groups. See the bulletin and the calendar for details.
Nursery: We welcome your little ones – newborn to age two – to quality, loving care in our nursery facility! You’ll find us downstairs on the right.
Kids Worship: This is our faith formation program for children aged 3-grade 6 (formerly known as Sunday School). We welcome your children to the adventure of the Biblical story, presented in fun, meaningful, and creative ways! Our “Dwell” curriculum encourages relationships with God and one another in a safe and accessible environment. Join any Sunday when the kids are dismissed early on in each service. * Note: The Good Friday and Easter Sunday services will not have Kids Worship classes *
Facebook Group: Private Facebook group for additional details and community building within the local church.
Friendship Group: We share God’s love with people who have disabilities. Friendship Club meets on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesday every month.
Family-Friendly Worship: “Kid Zone” in the sanctuary where kids can find books, toys, ribbons and activity sheets. The Kids Zone remains available throughout our summer services. Children can check out our faith-based activities anytime during the service.
Online Giving: If you wish to donate online, you can do so through through your personal banking website's e-transfer system. Use donations@crcsa.org. Note these are charitable donations for tax purposes. Also you can purchase collection tokens, available in $1.00, $5.00 and $10.00 denominations (for the in-service collection basket). For these, contact Albert Stol or indicate your request in the e-transfer message.
Sunday morning services are posted online. They are livestreamed at 10:30am Sundays, and available anytime afterwards in the same place. See the Sermons page for further instructions on accessing these.
Current Sermon Series: The Lord’s Prayer at Lent
The Lord’s Prayer at Lent Jesus gave himself as a sacrifice that we might be reconciled to God and have new life. We are called to be ‘living sacrifices’ as we walk with him. Each time we pray we offer ourselves to him, seeking to bless the Lord and renew our commitment to live for him in his grace. This Lent 2025 our reflections will be structured around the Lord’s Prayer. May the prayer Jesus taught us to pray guide us on our way with the cross.
March 9: Luke 11.1-4, Our Father in HeavenMarch 16: (Guest Pastor)March 23: John 19.25-27, Provision for Our NeedsMarch 30: Luke 23.32-34, ForgivenessApril 6: Luke 22.39-46, Delivered from TemptationApril 13: (Palm Sunday). John 18.33-37; 19.19-22, King of the JewsApril 18: (Good Friday) John 19.33,34, Giving BloodApril 20: (Easter Sunday) Mark 16.1-8, Looking for JesusRecent Sermon Series (Click for Info and Links):
Use the map window to help navigate to the church. The entrance is on Grange Drive, just south of Gate Ave across from the Fire Hall.
12 Gate Ave, St. Albert, AB, T8N 5W1.
Land Acknowledgment: The Christian Reformed Church of St. Albert acknowledges the traditional territory upon which we gather today. We remember that on this ground, Indigenous Peoples have sought to walk gently and respectfully for thousands of years. Through Treaty Six, we entered into a sacred covenant with these nations and peoples. We recommit ourselves to honouring our obligations and responsibilities as treaty people. At the same time, we seek a renewed relationship with the Indigenous Peoples of this land, one based on honour and deep respect.