WE PREACH
WELCOME TO TRINITY.
WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE.
Every weekend we’re opening the Bible together and learning from its pages in ways that speak right into our lives. In our services, our ministries, our music—in everything we do at Trinity, our passion and focus are to bring God glory through His Son Jesus Christ. It’s all for Him.
OUR MISSION
TO GLORIFY GOD THROUGH THE FULFILLMENT OF THE GREAT COMMISSION IN THE SPIRIT OF THE GREAT COMMANDMENT.
MATTHEW 28:18-20 | MATTHEW 22:36-39
Our Four Pillars
Pillar 1:
Proclaiming the Authority of God’s Word Without Apology
2 Timothy 4:2
Pillar 2:
Lifting High the Name of Jesus Through Worship
John 4:24
Pillar 3:
Believing Firmly in the Power of Prayer
1 Thessalonians 5:17
Pillar 4:
Sharing the Good News of Jesus with Boldness
Ephesians 6:19-20
LOCATION & SERVICE TIMES
Our Sunday Morning Services are at:
9AM and 11:15AM
Our church meets at Woodland Christian High School in Breslau, Ontario.
1058 Spitzig Rd, Breslau, Ontario.
We Care About Your Family
We care about you and your family. At Trinity Kids we love teaching God’s word. Our staff and volunteer leaders can’t wait to welcome your kids to our safe, secure, age-appropriate program.
The teenage years are an awesome time to grow in Christ. Our students have weekly gatherings with worship, teaching, and small groups designed to propel them forward in faith.
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT TRINITY
The First Eight Years:
A Celebration of Answered Prayer
Watch this recap video highlighting the first eight years of Trinity Bible Chapel and how God has faithfully answered the fervent prayers of His people.
NEW ON THE PASTOR'S BLOG
Cavey, Carter, Clarity, and the Carpenter
At The Gospel Coalition Canada, Pastor Paul Carter has started a series of interviews to determine what Bruxy Cavey actually believes, in Cavey’s own words. I have spoken and written extensively on Bruxy Cavey already, so I was intrigued when I learned about this initiative. Having read the first interview just under a week ago and already having read and listened to a number ofRead …Read More »
Theological Caution From Some Favourite Quotes
When it comes to dealing with liberals, there are two books that I have burned into my mind. These two books had such an influence upon me that I continue to reflect upon their content after having read both over a decade ago. The first book is What is an Evangelical? by Martin Lloyd-Jones. It was a Christmas gift from my mother and father-in-law in 2002. Read …Read More »
The Heretic-Sensitive Movement
I remember the seeker-sensitive movement. In the 1990’s evangelical churches began toning down their preaching in a pragmatic attempt to woo so-called seekers into their churches. By leaving out the less culturally acceptable stuff from their sermons, they thought they’d become more culturally relevant. Throw out the cherished and beneficial traditions of the church, water down the preaching, don’t talk about offensive things, and you’llRead …Read More »
An Evaluation of Bruxy Cavey’s Response to Criticism
Bruxy Cavey is at the center of what I believe is the most significant theological controversy Canadian Evangelicals have faced in almost 70 years. It is likely the most important controversy since the fundamentalist/modernist controversy. Once again, a generation must decide where it stands on some foundational issues, namely (1) the atonement, (2) Scripture, and (3) sexual ethics. This past Sunday, Bruxy Cavey at theRead …Read More »
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