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Interfaith Centre Directory Interfaith Centre Directory Acknowledgements The Burnaby Interfaith Network thanks Jan Taylor for her energy and enthusiasm in both founding the Interfaith Network, and in facilitating the community forum which produced this directory. We also thank our long-standing Chairs Tazul Ali and Don Dyck for their tireless leadership on our behalf. Finally, we thank local faith leaders and members of the Burnaby community who have engaged in this work – thank you for carrying this work forward and for making change in our community! If readers notice any updates which need to be made to this directory, please email them to [email protected]. Table of Contents A Message from the Burnaby Interfaith Network 4 Directory of Faith Centres (in alphabetical order) A- 7 Aga Khan Foundation Canada All Saints Anglican Church, South Burnaby Anchor Baptist Church Arbab Rustam Guiv Darbe Mehr – Zoroastrian House of BC B- 8 Betel Iglesia del Nazareno Hispana (Church of the Nazarene) Brentwood Park Alliance Church Brentwood Presbyterian Church Burnaby Alliance Church Burnaby Chinese Evangelical Free Church Burnaby Filipino-Canadian SDA Church Burnaby North Baptist Church Burnaby Pacific Grace Church C- 11 Capitol Hill Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses Cariboo Hill Temple Cariboo Road Christian Fellowship Society Central Christian Assembly Christ Church of China City Lights Church Church in Burnaby Church of Christian Community in Canada, Vancouver Centre Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Cliff Ave. United Church Congregation Beth Israel D- 15 Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of Vancouver Deer Lake United Church E- 16 Emmaus Lutheran Church Elcic Eternity Club Evangelical Chinese Bible Church F- 17 First Christian Reformed Church of New Westminster BC First United Spiritualist Church of Canada G- 18 Garden Village Apostolic Church Grace Lutheran Church of South Burnaby, BC Gordon Presbyterian Church Grace New Covenant Pentecostal Church Greenhills Christian Fellowship – Vancouver H- 20 Hindu Temple Burnaby Holy Cross Parish I- 21 Iglesia Evangelica Pentecostal Emmanuel International Society for Krishna Consciousness – Vancouver Krishna Temple J- 21 Jubilee United Church K- 22 Kagyu Kunkhyab Chuling Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingsway Church Korean Baptist Church of Vancouver Korean United Church Of Vancouver L- 24 Living Hope Fellowship M- 24 Maktab Tarighat Oveyssi Shahmaghsoudi (School of Islamic Sufism) Masjid Al-Salaam & Education Centre Metro Baptist Church N- 25 Nelson Avenue Community Church New Life Community Church New West Evangelical Free Church 0- 27 Our Lady of Mercy Parish P- 28 Parish of St. Peter & St. Paul Vancouver Parish of Saint Michael the Archangel S- 30 Sanatan Dharm Cultural Society Shri Guru Ravidass Sabha South Burnaby Gospel Hall South Burnaby Church of Christ Southside Community Church St. ArchAngel Michael’s Serbian Orthodox Church St. Alban’s Anglican Church St. Helen’s Parish St. Margarets of Scotland Anglican Church St. Francis De Sales Parish St. Theresa’s Parish St. Stephen the Martyr Anglican Church T- 34 Tenth Avenue Bible Chapel Tian Jin Temple W- 35 Westminster Seventh Day Adventist Church Willingdon Church Willingdon Heights United Church A Message from the Burnaby Interfaith Network Burnaby is one of Canada’s most richly diverse cities. With over 50% of residents born outside of Canada, Burnaby‘s strong multi-cultural character is on display everywhere. In public services; community agencies; businesses; the arts, Burnaby welcomes and celebrates people from around the world. This diversity is also evident in Burnaby’s faith communities with followers of all major faiths making their home and worshiping in this community. The Burnaby Inter-Faith Network emerged in 2014, as a network of Burnaby citizens who come together to promote inter-faith dialogue and action in Burnaby. We include members of an array of faiths/faith groups as well as community agencies, public services, settlement services, allied inter-faith organizations, and advocacy groups. The idea of this Directory grew out of a community forum held in February 2019, and organized in partnership with the Burnaby Together – Organizing Against Racism and Hate Network. It is our hope that this Directory will assist individuals and organizations to make community-based connections with faith organizations and vice versa. To become involved with the Burnaby Interfaith Network, or if you have any questions, please email care of the City of Burnaby at [email protected]. In peace, Tazul Ali and Don Dyck Co-Chairs, Burnaby Interfaith Network A Aga Khan Foundation Canada 4010 Canada Way Burnaby, BC [email protected] Faith - Ismaili All Saints Anglican Church, South Burnaby Phone: 604-433-0815 7405 Royal Oak Ave. Burnaby, BC V5J 4J8 [email protected] http://www.allsaintsburnaby.ca/ Faith: Christian (Anglican) Worship Times: Sunday at 8:00 (Holy Communion), 9:00am (Morning Prayer), 10:00am (Sung Eucharist), Wednesday at 9:00am (Morning Prayer), 11:00am (First Thursday monthly, Holy Communion) Anchor Baptist Church Phone: 604-603-9784 8585 Armstrong Ave. Burnaby, BC V3N 2H4 [email protected] https://www.anchoredinjesus.com/ Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 4:00pm, Equip Sunday School (all ages offered) at 3:00pm, Wednesday at 7:00pm Programs & Services Children & Youth: Programs for children aged 4 – 12 during service on Sunday at 3:00pm. Nursery offered at all services for newborns – 3. Sunday School is offered for youth in Gr. 7 – 12 at the 3:00pm service time and activities are held after the 4:00pm service. Arbab Rustam Guiv Darbe Mehr – Zoroastrian House of BC Phone: 604-420-3500 6900 Halifax St. Burnaby, BC V5B 2R4 http://zsbc.org B Betel Iglesia del Nazareno Hispana (Church of the Nazarene) Phone: 604-522-4040 8098 11th Ave. Burnaby, BC V3N 2N7 Brentwood Park Alliance Church Phone: 604-924-1635 1410 Delta Ave. Burnaby, BC V5B 3G2 [email protected] http://brentwoodchurch.ca/bpac/ Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 10:30am Programs & Services Kids & Youth: Sunday morning activity and learning time during the service for ages 2 – Gr. 6 and Gr. 7 - 9. Youth Drop-In happens on Friday Nights at 7:30pm – 9:30pm for Gr. 7 – 12. Living Room: A network of Christian peer-facilitated support groups for people with mood disorders. Groups are sponsored by local churches and agencies in partnership with mental health professionals. Brentwood Presbyterian Church Phone: 604-942-9650 1600 Delta Ave. Burnaby, BC V5B 3G2 www.brentwoodpc.ca Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 10:00am, followed by a light lunch Programs & Services Jazz Evensong: Held Wednesday evenings at 8:00pm, to showcase 7 pieces of music from local musicians and prayers offered. Free to attend with donation. Burnaby Alliance Church Phone: 604-524-3336 8611 Armstrong Ave. Burnaby, BC V3N 2H4 [email protected] www.bacfamily.org Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 8:00am (Cantonese), 9:30am (English and Traditional Chinese), 11:15am (Cantonese and Mandarin) Programs & Services Children: Offer kids’ programs during services. Awana Programs on Saturdays from 7:00 – 9:00pm for ages 3 – Gr. 6 running at the church. Prayer: Prayer meetings in Cantonese offered weekly on Saturdays at 8:30am. Burnaby Chinese Evangelical Free Church Phone: 604-431-6969 6112 Rumble St. Burnaby, BC V5J 2C7 [email protected] http://www.bcefc.ca/ Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 9:45am (English Service), 11:00am (Chinese Service); English Sunday School at 11:20am Programs & Services Kindle: Young adults ministry for university/college students and young professionals. Have community events monthly. Meet every Friday at 7:30pm in the church library. Burnaby Filipino-Canadian SDA Church Phone: 604-716-9735 (Pastor) 3821 Lister St. Burnaby, BC V5G 2B9 https://www.burnabyfilipinoadventist.ca/ Faith: Christian (Seventh Day Adventist) Worship Times: Sabbath School: Saturday at 9:30am, Worship Service: Saturday at 10:45am Burnaby North Baptist Church Phone: 604-298-3013 3977 Albert St. Burnaby, BC V5C 2E2 Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 10:30am http://www.bnbc.ca/ Programs & Services Various Groups: Different groups offered throughout the week, including Bible studies, Prayer and Hospitality teams, Seniors’ ministry, Women’s and Men’s groups, and Youth Group. Burnaby Pacific Grace Church Phone: 604-298-8277 3883 Triumph St. Burnaby, BC V5C 1Y6 [email protected] Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sundays at 8:30am and 11:30am (Cantonese), 10:00am (English), 11:30am (Children’s Worship) Programs & Services Kids & Youth: Trek is offered for Gr. 7 – 9, meeting every second & fourth Saturday at 7:00pm. James is offered for Gr. 10 – 12, meeting every second & fourth Saturday at 5:00pm. Ark is offered for all post- secondary students twice monthly. Laundry is for young adults in careers, and gathers every Friday at 7:30pm. C Cariboo Hill Temple Phone: 604-525-7311 7195 Cariboo Rd. Burnaby, BC V3N 4A6 [email protected] https://cariboohill.ca/ Faith: Christian (Salvation Army) Worship Times: Sunday at 10:30am Programs & Services Kids & Youth: Kids’ programs are offered for during the service on Sundays for newborns – Gr. 7. Youth runs on various nights throughout the week. Cariboo Road Christian Fellowship Society Phone: 604-527-7200 7200 Cariboo Rd. Burnaby, BC V3N 4A7 [email protected] https://www.crcfchurch.com/ Faith: Christian Worship Times: Sunday at 9:30am and 11:00am Programs & Services Kids & Youth: Have lessons for children
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