Elevation
22 Willow St. N2J 1V5 Waterloo, ON, Canada

Join us at 10am (EDT) as we celebrate Easter Sunday right here on our Facebook page! Jesus chose the local nobody, Mary, as the first witness to the resurrection, and followed that up by sending out his band of unbelieving disciples with the task of spreading the good news. Even if we can’t exactly go out ourselves these days, we can celebrate Jesus’ resurrection with joy and let that joy seep out through the cracks into a world in desperate need of some good news!

Over the course of Holy Week, we’re asked to follow Jesus both in times of celebration and times of crucifixion. It’s striking how ‘human’ the responses of the characters in the Good Friday narrative arehow easy it is for us to identify with them, and how we wish so much that wasn’t the case. Join us at 8PM EST for our Good Friday service.

If you haven't yet had a chance to engage with the Stations of the Cross, we would encourage you to create some space in your day to view it.

Join us at 10am (EDT) for our service right here on our Facebook page! Our kids Pre-Service starts at 9:45am (EDT).

Tomorrow morning, we will NOT be gathering online for a Sunday morning service. At the tail end of a year that has truly been unlike any other, we have decided to create some space for the team of people who have been collaborating on our Sunday morning services to rest. As we take this break, we welcome you to hop on to our podcast feed and listen to the special "Elevation Advent Episodes" that our worship team has been releasing over the past few weeks. You can find these episodes by subscribing to our Elevation Sermons podcast on most platforms (Apple, Spotify, etc.).

We had some technical difficulties in our service earlier today so we have re-uploaded the video with the audio fixed. We've also added the missing picture slides from the kids pre-service. Enjoy!

Join us on Sunday at 10am (EDT) for our service right here on our Facebook page! Our kids Pre-Service starts at 9:45am (EDT). The opening chapters of Revelation feature a series of letters that Jesus asked John to send on his behalf to a handful of first-century churches. Would you want to receive a letter like that? And what do you expect Jesus might say to a church like ours, to people like you and I?