Faith City Church

Faith City Church is a non-denominational, multi-ethnic, multi-generational congregation in Thunder Bay, Ontario, established in 1990. Learn more about who we are. We meet Sundays at 10:30 AM and Wednesdays at 7:00 PM at 360 Black Bay Road. View our beliefs.

Faith City Church is a non-denominational, multi-ethnic, multi-generational congregation in Thunder Bay, Ontario, established in 1990. Learn more about who we are. We are affiliated with Ministers Network Canada and Rhema Ministerial Association International. Our services are held at 360 Black Bay Road, Thunder Bay North, with Sunday services at 10:30 AM and Wednesday services at 7:00 PM. View our beliefs.

We offer livestream services for those who cannot attend in person. Children's and youth services are available during regular service times. Connection Groups are available for Youth, Young Adults, Women, Men, and Seniors. Spiritual development opportunities include classes like Faith Foundations, Leadership Essentials, and Faith Life Bible College.

Our satellite church, Faith City Church Geraldton, meets at 310 Main Street, Downtown Geraldton.

Faith City Church is committed to helping everyone grow spiritually and use their gifts to serve God and others.

For more information, contact us or visit our events page.

Faith City Church in Thunder Bay, Ontario, offers a welcoming, multi-generational community with services at 360 Black Bay Road. Established in 1990, this non-denominational congregation emphasizes spiritual growth through classes and connection groups. Livestream options and family-friendly programs suggest an inclusive approach for all visitors.

Pros

• Non-denominational, multi-ethnic congregation with a focus on spiritual development for all ages
• Clear Sunday and Wednesday service times at the main location
• Livestream services for remote participation
• Children's and youth programs available during services
• Connection Groups tailored to diverse demographics (Youth, Women, Seniors, etc.)
• Satellite church location in Geraldton expands accessibility

Cons

• Event recurrences are listed as single future dates without clear frequency patterns
• Accessibility features for visitors are not explicitly detailed on the website
• Satellite church location details are limited to address and service times, with no additional program specifics