Creekside Church

Creekside sums up its purpose as helping people follow Jesus, love God and love people. It names no denominational affiliation, and describes its teaching for children as engaging, relevant biblical teaching about God's amazing love for them.

Creekside Church meets on Conservation Drive in the far west of the city, near the Laurel Creek conservation area at Erbsville. It was founded in 1989.

Three services run on a Sunday morning, at 8:25, 9:45 and 11:15. Creekside is a multi-site church: the Conservation Drive building is its Waterloo campus, and there are three others, two in Kitchener and one in Chatham-Kent.

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Reformed churches share your conviction that the Bible has to be at the centre. What they add is a written confession that says exactly what the church believes, and a structure that keeps its leaders accountable.

Expository preaching Sermons work through books of the Bible and through the Heidelberg Catechism, so over time you hear the whole of Scripture.
A confession you can read The Belgic Confession and Heidelberg Catechism put the church's beliefs in writing; nothing rests on one pastor's personality.
Simpler than it sounds No robes and no incense: a plain building, a lot of singing, a long sermon, and coffee afterwards.

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