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Welcome to Kootenay christian Fellowship, we are glad you are here!
As a community of ordinary people, we believe something extraordinary: that God loves us as we are, has a plan to not leave us as we are, and has made a way for us to be with him, to know and experience him in our lives. This literally makes all the difference in the world. We believe that he loves each and every person, and our desire is that we might be able to serve you in knowing him more, either to introduce him to you for the first time or to fuel the fire in your ongoing journey of faith.
As a community, our vision is to be GATHERED together around Jesus, to be FILLED with his Spirit and to be SENT on the mission of the Father; to bring hope and restoration to the world around us. We would love for you to join us on the journey.
We look forward to getting to know you and please let us know how we can help.
May you experience the peace and love that he has for you.
Andrew and Rachelle Freeman (on behalf of Kootenay Christian Fellowship)
Life can feel like a tornado—a relentless and powerful force that threatens to sweep us away. Sometimes, we put ourselves in the path of danger without even realizing the risk. A few years ago in India, I learned this lesson firsthand.
I was mesmerized by the crashing waves of the Indian Ocean and felt a powerful pull to experience them. I climbed down to a large, flat rock at the water’s edge and settled in, waiting for a big wave to wash over me. When it came, it was just as
I had imagined, but the undertow was something I hadn't anticipated. The strong current caught me and pulled me right to the very edge of the rock. A little further, and I would have been dashed against the shore. I was protected despite my own misjudgment—a reality check on how quickly things can change.
This experience got me thinking about how we weather the storms of life. What is our anchor when everything feels unsteady?
God protected me in that moment, in spite of my own foolishness. It's a humbling reminder that divine protection is often there even when we put ourselves at risk. But it also taught me that we are truly secure when we are grounded in Christ.
One of the most foundational truths that keeps us grounded and not swept away is an attitude of thanksgiving. Thankfulness helps us to remember that God is good and that his blessings are constant, even when circumstances aren't.
This Thanksgiving weekend reminds us of this truth. I will be sharing on the value God has placed on thanksgiving, worship, and praise. As we consider some of the foundational pieces that form the make up of KCF: we can attest to worship and thanksgiving as being one of them.
Join us this Sunday as we remind ourselves of the path to victory, the grounding that keeps us from falling, and to live a life of joy is found in worship and thanksgiving.
See you this Sunday – Jim Reimer, Elder Emeritus.
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Kootenay Christian Fellowship520 Falls Street (1/2 Block up from Baker Street)Nelson, BC V1L 6B5