Religious Organizations in Pineglen, Nepean, ON
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Results from the 'Religious Organizations' category in Pineglen, Nepean
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89 Auriga Drive, Nepean, K2E 7Z2
(613) 447-1928
Nextlevel ministries is a nondenominational Christian organization dedicated to providing the opportunity and means for men to engage in life-transforming relationships with other men through their involvement in a Nextlevel Covenant Group or a mentoring friendship. Our ministry practices are built upon the observation that many Christian men flounder or stagnate because they lack healthy spiritual relationships. Our goal is to provide instrumental support for the development of Christian men, through the perpetuation of authentic, intentional and committed relationships. As such, we promote and facilitate healthy Christian community among men. By community we mean koinonia—biblical fellowship. 
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2176 Prince of Wales Dr, Nepean, K2E 0A1
(613) 238-8182
Religious organization, Evangelical church, Church, Christian church 
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2176 Prince of Wales Dr, Nepean, K2E 0A1
(613) 823-8419
Non-profit organization, Religious organization, Nonprofit Organization 
89 Auriga Dr, Nepean, K2E 7Z2
(613) 224-8400
Religious organization, Religiou Organizations, Religious, Organization Nearby results from the Religious Organizations category
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26 Auriga Dr., Ottawa, K2E 8B7
(613) 733-1837
Religious Center, Church, Religious organization 
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81 Auriga Dr, unit 3, Ottawa, K2E 7Y5
(613) 371-7071
Union City Church is a loving and accepting place for individuals seeking spiritual growth, particularly those recovering from addictions. The church offers a family-like environment with open arms and a strong focus on love and Jesus Christ. Weekly services include coffee service and a potluck breakfast. Additionally, there are monthly events for those in recovery, such as Ashes to Rubies, where artists share music, testimony, and poetry. 
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89 Auriga Drive, Ottawa, K2E 7Z2
(613) 225-0210
Religious Center, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Religious organization 
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25 Gurdwara Rd, Nepean, K2E 7X6
(613) 225-8280
Witness the Spirit of the Sikhs this April 15th to 17th as the Sikh Heritage Month Celebrations take over the Nation’s Capital. Ottawa will be home to an exhibit based festival that will look to immerse audiences in the rich history of the Sikh people in Canada and abroad through a multitude of art forms. In 2013, the Ontario government passed and received royal assent on a bill that officially recognized April as Sikh Heritage Month. Since 2014, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has celebrated Sikh Heritage Month. History was made, in 2015, when the Sikh Community partnered with the Peel Art Gallery Museum & Archives (PAMA) in Brampton to celebrate Sikh Heritage Month through a month long series of exhibits, attracting thousands of attendees. This Sikh temple is a serene and peaceful destination for visitors, providing an atmosphere conducive to finding inner peace. Many reviewers describe it as heavenly and beautiful, with a quiet location that contributes to the overall tranquility. 
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1 Cleopatra Drive, Second Floor, Ottawa, K2G 3M9
(613) 518-0431
Religious Center, Place of worship, Church of God, Religious organization River Jordan Ministries is described as having a loving and welcoming atmosphere, particularly noted for its youth base fellowship. Some customers find the environment uncomfortable due to the lack of organization and maintenance, but overall, it is regarded as a place for spiritual connection. 
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1876 Merivale Rd, Ottawa, K2G 1E6
(613) 225-0248
Merivale United Church is the biggest christian denomination in Canada. Merivale United Church is a protestant organization that represents the Methodist Church of Canada, the Congregational Union of Ontario and Quebec, the Presbyterian Church in Canada.You can find an office in Ottawa at 1876 Merivale Rd, K2G 1E6 or in any other address. The United Church of Canada at Merivale is a welcoming and inclusive congregation with a rich history and diverse membership. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to gather and worship there. The church is currently renting a space at All Saints Lutheran, and while some no longer attend the Merivale address, the positive sentiment towards the congregation remains. 
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18 Cleopatra Dr, Nepean, K2G 0B3
(613) 228-2189
Religious organization, Religious Organizations Living Praise Ministries is frequently described as a house of worship and a place where customers can meet with God. The atmosphere of worship is highly regarded. 
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15 Grenfell Crescent, Unit 202, Nepean, K2G 0G3
(613) 715-2244
105 Slack Road, Nepean, K2G 0B7
(613) 228-7613
Religiou Organizations, Religious organization, Religious Organizations, churches specialized, Famille et communauté, Religious, associations religieuses, Membership Organizations, Services communautaires et Organisations, Associations religieuses & groupes confessionnels, Organization 
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74 Colonnade Rd, Nepean, K2E 7L2
(613) 791-1332
Christian church, Religious Center, Religious organization, Pentecostal Church 
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135 woodfield dr, Nepean, K2G 0A1
(613) 265-1714
Religious organization, Evangelical church 
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500 Viewmount Dr., Nepean, K2E 7T3
(613) 226-1383
religious organizations, Famille et communauté, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Religious organization, Services communautaires et Organisations, Membership Organizations, Churches, Pentecostal Church 
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10 CHESTERTON DRIVE, Ottawa, K2E 5S9
(613) 225-6648
Christians have always had a purpose. Christ's "great commission"to go make disciples was among the first. Presbyterians have long known that their purpose was to "glorify God and to enjoy Him for ever". It has become popular in all kinds of organizations, both spiritual and secular, to have a "mission statement". We at Parkwood began working on one in 1988, and it was accepted in early 1990. Since then (and for that matter before then, too) we have been "working it out". Actually, we have three statements - a very brief one, a brief one and a detailed one. This is what we're about: Building lives on God's love The purpose of Parkwood is to enable individuals and families to discover, grow in and share the love of God found in Jesus Christ The purpose of Parkwood is to enable individuals and families to: Discover the love of God through trusting in Jesus Christ as Saviour being concerned and caring for each other Grow in the love of God through worship strengthening believers fellowship with other Christians living a Christian lifestyle study of Scripture prayer Share the love of God through sharing the Gospel with others serving people in their need Customers express positive feelings towards the warm welcoming and excellent teaching at Parkwood Presbyterian Church. Some mention their affinity for the minister. 