Churches, Temples & Places of Worship in Sidney, BC
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10030 Third St, Sidney, V8L 3B3
(250) 656-7433
Religious organizations, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Membership Organizations, Catholic Church, Services communautaires et Organisations, Famille et communauté 
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2295 Weiler Avenue, Sidney, V8L 1R9
(250) 656-2721
Community Services & Organizations, Family & Community, Famille et communauté, Religious organizations, Églises & autres lieux de cultes, Services communautaires et Organisations, Membership Organizations, Church, Lutheran Church, Churches & Places of Worship 
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9691 Fourth St, Sidney, V8L 2Y8
(250) 656-5322
St. Andrew's is a parish in the Anglican Diocese of British Columbia (Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands), part of the Anglican Church of Canada We are a vibrant Christian community of about 300 families located in the heart of Sidney. We are a diverse parish family and this is represented in our four weekly services: Thursday 10:00 am; a small and intimate gathering of between fifteen and twenty-five people, who meet for Holy Communion. On the first Thursday of every month we have a healing service along with our usual service. 
Customers describe St. Andrew's Anglican Church as nice and family-friendly. They enjoy special occasions and gatherings held at the church. 
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10364 Mcdonald Park Rd, Sidney, V8L 3Z9
(250) 656-3712
Religious organization, Pentecostal Church, Christian church 
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9300 Willingdon Rd., Sidney, V8L 3S6
(250) 885-7133
The Peninsula Mission Community Church started almost 10 yers ago as a "Church Plant". The term “Church Plant” is a strange phrase; two words that seemingly do not go together. It conjures an image of someone sticking tiny buildings with steeples in the ground. Unfortunately, we often picture a church as a building, something static, not alive. The Bible’s view of a church, however, is of a living, growing, dynamic organism. The church, in the original language of the Bible, is not a building, but people; a “called-out assembly.” If we can begin to see a church like a cell -- a simple, living organism capable of growth and reproduction, it is much easier to understand the nature of a "Church Plant." At our inception, we believed that starting or planting a church is a normal and natural part of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. This "grass-roots" community has enabled us to fulfill Jesus’ command to “make disciples of all nations” Peninsula Mission Community Church is a warm and hospitable place with friendly people and great Christian fellowship. The services are Spirit-filled and feature talented musicians. Potlucks offer delicious vegetarian food. The pastor is new, friendly, and down-to-earth. 
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2410 Malaview Ave, Sidney, V8L 2G3
(250) 656-3213
We are a congregation of about 150 members, located in the beautiful seaside town of Sidney, BC. We have gathered at our present location for 90 years. We are in a time of transition. In the last year we completed a fresh assessment of our priorities for ministry and staffing. We identified: - reaching out to families in ways that assist them in addressing today’s challenges - deepening our involvement in social justice and environmental issues - becoming a gathering place for the community Like the town of Sidney itself, we are a congregation that has gathered people from far and wide, who have been drawn to the splendour of this area. So our congregation is rich and varied in experience and outlook. We are open to life, to newness, and responsive to grace. We are concerned for one another and for the world around us. Individually we are highly involved in the surrounding community. For some years now, as a congregation, we have been actively pursuing the possibility of redeveloping our church property to include some form of affordable housing. While we have encountered significant challenges, the possibilities are still being explored.