Churches, Temples & Places of Worship in Castle Downs, Edmonton, AB
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13850 119A Street Nw, CARLISLE, Edmonton, T5X 5B7
(780) 456-3688
Services communautaires et Organisations, Christian church, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Religious organization, Churche, Famille et communauté, Lutheran Church, associations religieuses, Membership Organizations, Religious Organizations 
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9949 - 169 Ave, BATURYN, Edmonton, T5X 5A7
(780) 473-7756
Pentecostal Church, Non-profit organization, Famille et communauté, PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES, Religious organization, Nonprofit Organization, Services communautaires et Organisations, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Church, ASSOCIATIONS RELIGIEUSES 
Northwest Pentecostal Assembly is a place of worship with a loving, welcoming atmosphere and vibrant spiritual presence. Visitors praise the friendly congregation and uplifting sermons. 
12404 140 Ave NW, MCINTYRE INDUSTRIAL, Edmonton, T5L 4Y5
780-901-5859
Congregation Beit Mashiach is a Torah Observant Community. That is a community of believers who desire to worship Yeshua our Messiah within the biblical Hebraic framework which He presented Himself. Our objective is to express our faith in a manner that is reflective of the written Word of God which includes the entire corpus of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation. We believe that the entirety of Scripture has relevance on our daily lives and this includes the observance of all the laws that pertain to us. Although we desire to create an environment in which both the Jewish and Gentile believers in Messiah could worship comfortably side by side, we do not stress nor place an emphasis upon our ethnicity. This type of community was what the Apostle Paul referred to as the One New Man in Messiah (Eph. 2:15). We make no claim that we are of Jewish ethnicity, nor do we require that of those who desire to attend Congregation Beit Mashiach. We welcome all, both Jew and Gentile, who desire to worship the God of Israel in a biblical Hebraic expression. 