At Kootenay Christian Fellowship we take Micah 6:8 seriously. It says, "He has told you, O man (church), what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?”

There are three things that God asks of his people: To act justly, to love being kind, and to walk humbly..

Just think what a great world we would have if we all promoted justice. If we spoke up for the weak and protected the vulnerable. Add to that acts of kindness. Not kindness that is out of duty, but where a group of people actually loved doing kind things. Such a people we desire to be. And then lastly, what voice would we have if we were proud of our goodness. Would we not be just like the religious bigots everyone loves to hate. We desire to be a people that are willing to get our hands dirty, our knees bent, and our feet on the ground.

In this website you will find information and opportunities. But our most sincere prayer is that we will get to know you and you and us will get to know God. If we can assist you in any way, please email your concern to one of the people on our contact information page. We want to be a blessing to you. Come and share a day of worship with us. We meet every Sunday at 520 Falls Street in Nelson, BC. 

There is free parking available on Sunday behind the building. 

Pastor Jim Reimer

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Together We Are Better

Is church attendance optional for you? Regular church attendance is trending downward. Yet belief in God continues to be relatively stable. It seems folks do not see the need for regular church attendance as essential for one’s spiritual life. Let me be clear, church attendance doesn’t make you a Christian, just as going to MacDonalds doesn’t makes you a hamburger. But if you want a big Mac, to MacDonalds you must go. I suggest that if you really want to experience the presence of God, you must be a part of a local congregation and a member thereof. According to Ephesians 2:19-22, we miss a lot by not being a “member of his household”. Here it is: Ephesians 2:19-22 “fellow citizens with God’s people and also members of his household, …a dwelling in which God lives by his Spirit.”

Did you notice that Together, we become “a dwelling in which God lives” (emphasis mine). This is amazing. And it flies in the face of our cultural  extreme autonomous ideology, that somehow we can experience the fullness of God separate from being connected to the “body of Christ.” The culture, the devil, and our sinful nature, cry out; we don’t need the church family. Don’t believe it. Together, we are better because Christ is in us.

As we study Ephesians, we see this theme throughout the book. Read it again and consider making a commitment to be a member of God’s family.

This week, I will be on Vancouver Island and then in Vancouver attending the Fellowship of Christian Assemblies (FCA) International Convention. Pray for the Pastors and Leaders as we gather together - Pastor Jim Reimer.

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