Stephen’s List

Stephen’s List is a combination of the associations surrounding his name day. It is a place to share. Its purpose is to serve the community by connecting those who have with those who have need. Place an ad offering used items to be recycled. Make an announcement for an NGO fundraiser. Offer your amateur or freelance services. Feel free to browse, search and share.

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Capkids Summer Leader Position Available

CapChurch is seeking a Children’s Ministry Leader for the summer months of July and August, 2010. The Capkids Summer program leader will be responsible for planning, coordinating and  facilitating dynamic summer lessons and program for grades K-4.

CapChurch is a growing, emergent, community church on Vancouver’s picturesque North shore with 400+ participants. We feature relevant, relational worship, teaching and ministry to all age groups and desire that our children have consistent positive loving experiences in our gathered community life.

 A qualified candidate will have a growing relationship with Jesus Christ as well as skills and desire to lead  an exciting program that engages kids.  Interested candidates will submit a resume and a cover letter by May 31^st  to life@capchurch.ca. A Full job description can be viewed here.

Mom’s Group Summer Park Schedule

The Moms’ Group will be meeting throughout the summer at local parks instead of their monthly meetings. Click here to see the schedule.

Fair Trade Vancouver

Fair Trade Vancouver is a non-profit organization that seeks to increase awareness, availability, and sales of Fair Trade products in Metro Vancouver. When you choose to buy Fair Trade products you are making an immense difference in the lives of farmers and producers across the developing world. Check out their website at FairTradeVancouver.ca .

By Faith Video

This video and song is the culmination of our church’s study of the Book of Hebrews in November, 2009. Read more

CapChurch Podcast

CapChurch is podcasting! You now have the option of subscribing to a CapChurch Sermon podcast. Read more