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)

 

Latest Blog:

 It is the soil, not the seed

 If you have read the gospels, one thing will stand out: Jesus used the “parable” (often) to teach a truth. In fact, scholars say it was about 35-50 of them, depending on one’s definition. A parable in its simplest form is a story to teach or illustrate a spiritual truth.

 An interesting characteristic of Jesus’ parables is that the spiritual truth was not obvious but hidden; a mystery to be sussed out. But when you get it and the light comes on, WOW. Knowing the mysteries of God is a level of intimacy with the Divine, which is out of this world. But let me warn you, it is not obtained by religion, rote, rules, or regulations.

 This Sunday, we’ll look at one of Jesus’ most well-known teachings—the Parable of the Sower. It’s a story found in multiple Gospels, rich with meaning and encouragement for our lives today. It’s easy to miss its depth—even Jesus’ own disciples needed help understanding it.

 This Sunday, I want to unpack this parable, discovering how it speaks to our hearts and our walk with God. I trust it will be an encouragement to you.

 Invite a friend and let’s go a little deeper.

 Jim Reimer, Elder at KCF

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