The Pathfinder Investiture Program is an integral initiative within the Pathfinder ministries, aimed at nurturing the spiritual and personal growth of young individuals in the context of their faith. This program serves as a structured pathway for Pathfinders, typically aged between 10 and 15, to learn essential life skills, engage in community service, and deepen their understanding of biblical principles. Through a series of outlined requirements that include activities like camping, public speaking, and leadership training, participants are encouraged to develop a sense of responsibility and commitment to their values. The culmination of the program is often marked by a ceremony where Pathfinders are recognized for their achievements, fostering a sense of belonging and accomplishment. Overall, the Pathfinder Investiture Program not only equips youth with practical skills but also instills foundational moral values, preparing them to navigate life's challenges as confident and principled individuals.

Dr. Blessy Varona lectures on Happiness is Medicine at Burnaby FilCan SDA Church

Proverbs 17:22 A merry heart does good, like medicine, But a broken spirit dries the bones.

FAABBC Camp Meeting
will be on June 27-29

 

 

Scan the QR code
or click here to register online

 

 

Pastor Kerry and Jean Estrebilla
addresses the congregation
at Burnaby Filipino-Canadian

Pastor Estrebilla's recent visit to the Filipino Adventist community in Burnaby proved to be an uplifting event, resonating deeply with attendees through his inspiring message of hope and resilience. Emphasizing the importance of faith in overcoming life's challenges, he articulated how spiritual strength can transform personal trials into opportunities for growth and unity within the community.  Mrs. Jean Estrebilla empowers and encourage women to flourish personally and serving God and community.  The profound impact of their visit fostered a renewed sense of purpose among congregants, solidifying community ties while igniting a passion for compassionate action rooted in shared Adventist beliefs.

Thank you Pastor Kerry and sister Jean. God bless you in you leadership.

LAPU-LAPU FESTIVAL TRAGEDY

To all our Kababayans who were affected by the tragedy last night (April 26) in Lapu-Lapu Festival, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. We understand that there’s a lot of unanswered questions yet, and may God’s comfort be with you all.

To our Filipino communities and churches in Lower Mainland of Vancouver, let’s remain calm and a light whoever we may meet or know that they are affected with this incident.

Please contact us if you know anyone or families that are victims and how we could help.
 

2024 Year-end Sabbath Program
Sabbath School

As the year 2024 comes to a close, many churches host special year-end worship services to reflect on all that has happened and to give thanks for God's blessings. These services are a time for joyful celebration and praise, where congregants gather together to sing hymns, share testimonies of God's faithfulness throughout the year, and study the Bible together. It's a casual yet reverent atmosphere where people come as they are to worship and learn more about their faith. This special service is a great way to end the year on a positive note, refocusing our hearts and minds on what truly matters. Plus, it's a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow believers in community and encourage one another as we prepare for the new year ahead.
by Goodwin Burce,  Burnaby Church Media auteur.

Hour of Worship, Bradley Escolano - Speaker

As the year comes to a close, many people gather together for a special worship service to reflect on all the blessings they have received throughout the year. It's a time to give thanks and praise to God for all He has done, from providing health and happiness to guiding them through challenging times. This year-end service also serves as a reminder of the true reason for the season – the birth of Jesus Christ. It's a time to remember the incredible gift that God gave us in His son, and to celebrate the hope and joy that His birth brought into the world. So as we come together in fellowship and gratitude, let us lift our voices in song and prayer, thanking God for His faithfulness, love, and mercy throughout the year.  A year closer to Jesus' soon return.

Afternoon program of Praise

Praising God through singing is a beautiful way to express our gratitude, honor, and love for Him. When we lift our voices in song, we at North Vancouver and Burnaby FilCan Church members are connecting with God on a deeper level. Music has the power to touch our souls and uplift our spirits like nothing else can. Each note sung becomes a prayer that reaches into the heavens and touches the heart of God. Whether you have the voice of an angel or simply enjoy belting out your favorite hymns, singing praises to God is a meaningful way to worship and show thanks for all He has done for us. So next time you feel inspired, don't be afraid to let your voice soar in praise and adoration for the Almighty.

Worship and Praise schedules
Join us in Zoom Programs

(Burnaby Fil-Can or North Vancouver Adventist)