Christian Reformed Church of St. Albert

Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

In light of the Coronavirus situation, Council Executive has decided it is best not to meet Sunday mornings for worship, for the foreseeable future. We will be bringing the message through our church website on Sunday morning, along with prayers, Bible readings, and music. The health crisis we are experiencing presents us with challenges, but also with opportunities to be the love and light of Jesus in our world. Let us use the means available to us- phone, texts, email, social media, small group connections, even letters- to stay connected, and so encourage one another in strength and faith.

Online Giving

To facilitate giving during this time, the church has made it possible to give through an e-transfer (e-transfer requires that you be registered for online banking with your financial institution). If you would like to donate by email transfer send your email transfer to donations@crcsa.org. There is no need to put in a password as it will be automatically deposited into the church’s account at the bank. All donations received that do not have instructions in the memo field of the email will be treated as a donation to the budget. If you would like to designate part or all of the donation, enter the cause in the memo field of your email transfer. You may only designate to causes that has been approved in the annual budget or that otherwise have been announced.

Sermons Available Online

Sunday morning sermons are posted online both in audio (streaming or podcast) and video formats. See the Sermons page for further instructions on accessing these.

For details on the latest sermon series, click the series image.

Friends of God: A Lent Series (Temporarily Postponed)

Messages on Sacrificial Friendship and Mental Health. John 15.9-17. Join us as we explore the healing power of friendship that we enjoy with God and each other. This series will consider how the sacrificial friendship of Jesus inspires and enables us to be friends and face the challenges of loneliness, depression, anxiety, autophobia, substance and eating disorders. March 22 (Part 4) will be postponed in light of the COVID-19 situation. It will resume at a later time. For now see the standalone sermon March 22, 2020 - "Calm in Crisis".