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Ah…movies from the eighties! So many classic movies were made during this decade. During this five-week summer series, we will have some fun highlighting classic movies that offer memorable teachable lessons about the realities of life.

The term Babylon is synonymous with a “pagan” culture, or non-Christian territory. Babylon in the O.T. was considered the enemy, the people who defeated the Israelites and made them exiles in a strange and foreign land that was not their home. In the same way, Christian believers who desire to live as children of God are feeling the effects of living in a changing post-Christian, even anti-Christian America.

This series focuses on relationships, the one area of our lives that provides the most joy or heartache. Whether you’re single or married, relationships can be difficult. In this series, our focus will be on all types of relationships: those within a marriage, in singleness, and in friendships. We’ll also discuss what it means to fight fairly and communicate effectively in relationships. Ephesians 5 serves as a foundational chapter for this series.

Each Wednesday morning, we'll be sharing some worship songs and devotions. Watch your email and Faith Oakville's Facebook page each Wednesday morning for new content.

Parents, we want to help your kids follow Jesus no matter what day of the week it is. Mid-week Faith Kids videos will walk alongside Quick Connect devotions for adults. Watch for new content each Wednesday on Faith Kids Facebook page.

He is Risen! On this Easter morning we celebrate the freedom that the resurrection brings.

This service will highlight the spiritual battle waged against Jesus by Satan as He hung on the cross. Parents, this service may be intense for kids under 10, so please use your discretion.

Faith Early Center Childhood’s Jesus Time is online. Check back for new content each Monday that’s fun for preschool kids and grade school age siblings.

Palm Sunday marks the time Jesus rode into Jerusalem for the last time with shouts of praises offered to a king. What kind of king would He be? What kind of king can He be for us today?