A variety of life experiences are contained in this community of students and those in the early steps of career and family. This means that we get together with many different stories about what it means to relate to God in the midst of our lives. We want to provide a number of points of access for you—whether you’re looking to deepen in your Christian practice, have questions about life and faith, or are seeking community in the city.

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Part of maturing in the life of faith involves walking closely alongside others, sharing times of joy and struggle.  Community groups are a significant way to facilitate our pursuit of this kind of growing community.  Groups meet weekly in homes to share their lives, interact over the sermon texts, and pray with one another.  They are arranged according to neighbourhood, but there are also options available on different nights of the week to fit your schedule.  Groups meet from September through June.  If you'd like more information about the arrangements or are interested in joining, contact David at the church office. 

Whether it's over a campfire, ball game, fix-it project, or breakfast, the Men's Group celebrates all aspects of Christian koinonia among men. We also partner with other faithful churches in the city and their men's events. Look here for an events calendar, coming soon.

At St. Alban's church, singing in the choir is a ministry. We have been commissioned by Jesus Christ to "Go and preach the word to all nations". By choosing to sing in the choir, members are declaring their willingness to devote talent, voice and time. We strive to offer our best at all times. Several times a year we gather together in "blended" services to encourage each other and to worship together.

The music ministry consists of leading and supporting congregational hymn singing and liturgical responses as well as preparing special choral music. This is indeed an offering and not a performance. The Organ Prelude serves to gather people's thoughts into the presence of God, the Postlude invites us to "go out and serve".