Throughout history, as long as we have records at least, people like us have been dedicating places in their world to do spiritual work. From piles of rocks for the earliest humans to the largest cathedrals to a spot in our homes where we focus on our spiritual lives. We believe that spiritual space matters for humans. Not because the space is fundamentally different, but because we as humans often need to designate those spaces so we do the spiritual work we want to do.

We’re finding that there are many of us who are profoundly impacted by our weekly, in-person, Sunday gatherings. For these people, the live music and messages and socially distanced connection with others brings a calm and focus, inspiration, and growth that the livestream just doesn’t give them – something they say they desperately need right now.

And so we want to have the Spiritual Gym, what we call our spiritual space, open to you as long as we can do it safely. So we are exceeding the Alberta Health Guidelines for churches, our crowd size limitations are strictly monitored, we sit 6 feet away from anyone not in our household, and we clean the building before every service. We think it’s about the safest place you can go outside of just staying home.

And so, for the sake of the spiritual work we want to do, in the safest manner we can, we invite you to come to this sacred space, to do the work you want to do, with all of the rest of us.