At North Vancouver SDA Group, our mission is simple: to help people find and follow Jesus. No matter who you are or where you come from, you are welcome here. We believe in creating a community built on grace, compassion, and the love of Christ, where everyone has a place to belong. Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time or have been walking with Jesus for years, we invite you to join us in growing together.

We offer programs and gatherings for every stage of life—from infants to seniors—designed to help you know Christ more deeply and build meaningful relationships. At North Shore SDA Group, you’ll find opportunities to worship, learn, and serve alongside others who are on the journey of faith with you. More than just a church, we strive to be a family where you are seen, valued, and loved. 

We’re more than just a building, and bigger than our local congregation.

There’s a place for you in this global family, too. Come be part of something bigger than yourself—a place comfortable enough to feel like home.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church is a worldwide family with nearly 22 million members spread across 212 countries and over 150,000 churches and other worship groups. Our rich, 160+-year history includes the establishment of almost 230 hospitals and sanitariums, and over 9,400 schools around the world, serving students from preschool through university. Acting on Christ’s commission that we share His love and compassion with the world, Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), our global humanitarian arm, works in 120 countries, providing community development and disaster relief to over 25 million people to date.

Everyone is invited to join our worship amidst nature at Ray Perrault Park, 1433 Moody Avenue, North Vancouver. Bring all your family and friends, also chairs

The Second Annual Fun Run gathered a lively crowd of Burnaby FilCan and North Vancouver church members and friends at Burnaby Central Park, all united to support the church building fund raising. Despite the early morning chill, participants of all ages arrived with an energy that warmed the atmosphere. The community-run not only aimed to raise funds but also to bring bretheren together for a morning filled with excitement and family fellowship. Everyone was welcomed, from seasoned runners to leisurely walkers, all sporting bright t-shirts with the event’s logo. This inclusive approach helped foster a strong community spirit, reminding everyone of the power of collective effort.

As the signal to start the race blared, participants set off on the well-marked rubberized trail around the picturesque Burnaby Central park. The FunRun seeks to highlight the visibility of Adventists within the community and promote the health advantages of engaging in physical activities like walking and running.

Before everyone runs, Pastor Theody Malabanan offered a short devotional talk which was both inspiring and thought-provoking. He began by discussing the importance of setting personal goals and staying true to one’s values, emphasizing how these principles apply not only to running but to life in general. Pastor Theody used writings of Paul in 1 Corinthians 9:24 to illustrate how faith and perseverance can help overcome challenges and achieve one’s dreams. His message was deeply rooted in the belief that faith can fuel determination as we navigate our daily walk with God. The pastor’s heartfelt words seemed to cast a calming spell over the group, ensuring that every participant was mentally prepared for the physical challenge ahead.

Following the devotional talk, the group transitioned seamlessly into a series of warm-up exercises, preparing everyone’s body for the run, and made to ensure a risk-free experience for all participants.

A light meal was serve to express thank you to the fun run supporters.
See you again next year.

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