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Redwood Park Church

Join us in becoming people reconciled to God, the earth, each other, and ourselves.

We are a Jesus-centered, Spirit-empowered community of reconciliation.

We believe that God has a vision for our city: that the followers of Jesus would join God in his work to see all people reconciled to God, to the earth, to each other, and to themselves. We know that this begins with a relationship with Jesus, the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, and God’s heart to see all people thriving and growing. When this happens, Northwestern Ontario will be transformed; a pocket of Heaven on Earth.

Join us this Sunday!

Each week we gather together to experience and encounter the story of God's ongoing work in human history through singing, prayer, dynamic Biblical teaching, and other expressions of worship. Come as you are, participate to the level you are comfortable, and join us with open and expectant hearts as we seek the face of God together.

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Christmas Eve at Redwood

Celebrate the wonder of Christmas with us at our Christmas Eve services for the whole family.

Tuesday, Dec. 24 at 2pm | 4pm | 6pm

Weekly Viewpoint

Discover what's happening in the life of our community

Check out the Weekly Viewpoint for the latest news, events, stories, art, and highlights from the life of our community.

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From The Blog...

Featured Post

The Best Place to Live

December 19th, 2024

God is at work in amazing and surprising ways and He is inviting us to grow deeper and wider in Him. From new Authentic Community Triads to opening doors with First Nations communities, city-wide initiatives, the Thunder Bay Police, and more… check out what we are excited about in 2025 and how you can partner with us....

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that we live, work and worship on the traditional lands of the Anishinabek Nation and the traditional territory of the Ojibwe of Fort William First Nation, signatory to the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850.

We also acknowledge all of the First Nations, Metis, and Inuit who reside in this territory.