Registration: None

Facilitator: Pastor Steve Rigby

Dates: March 12 - June 4

Come for a time of connecting with other seniors (55+). Mornings include worship hymns, prayer and Bible study.

Study Series: Unshakable Hope by Max Lucado

In a trembling, unsteady world, learn to gain stability, find peace, and trust in God.

This world has a tremble to it. There are things that seem unsteady in this life. But when we belong to God, it allows us to filter our problems through the promises of God. We choose to be people of the promise, we choose to build our lives on the promises of God, not the circumstances of life.

The stories of the men and women in Scripture were different, but the theme was the same: they were People of the Promise. Because of God's promises, Noah built an ark on dry land, Joshua claimed the Promised Land, David became king, Peter preached the first sermon, and John caught a glimpse of the future. Like them, we can also build our lives on God's promises, and trust him to keep them.

Registration: None

Facilitator: Mary Beamish

Join others each week to pray for International Workers, world events, & places & people all over the world.

Registration: None

Facilitator: Marlon Prudenciado

This outreach intends to make our Lord Jesus known to all! This group is open to all men of SGAC & their friends. Join us, meet new people to share your faith, & connect. Let’s have devotions, share testimonies, & play some basketball. Starts January 8.

Come for our final Wednesday night of this ministry year, for a hang-out community night and connect with other SGAC young adults (ages 18-28).

For more information, contact Pastor Josh.

Registration: None

Facilitators: Erika Penner & Laurie Breitkreuz

Join our friendly & social drop-in pickleball! Available to those with intermediate to advanced skill. Please wear shoes with non-marking soles & bring your own ball & paddle. Adults 18+. Starts January 9.

Registration: Required/Limited Spots

Facilitators: James Pedersen & Christie Hiebert

This is a co-ed study focused on growing your faith at any stage in your life or your walk with Jesus. If you are ready to take the next step as a disciple of Jesus then we invite you to join us. The Disciples Path series is founded on Jesus’ model of transformational discipleship, created to make disciples who make disciples. We will be focusing in each session on four key attributes of the disciple’s path which are progressive, relational, disciplined, & replicable. Book: Disciples Path $15.

This group runs through the end of January 2026.

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Registration: None

Facilitator: Deven Quintal

Drop in for a game of floor hockey. Bring your own equipment & join the fun. This group aims to encourage people to bring members outside of the church & spark & create conversation. Starts January 23.

We are hosting a Furniture Drive for Parkland NeighbourLink! 🛋️🪑

Date: Saturday, May 3 | Time: 8:30 am - 10:30 am | Location: Furniture will be collected in the church parking lot.

• We kindly request that donated furniture be limited to basic, apartment-sized pieces in good to like-new condition
• We are not able to pick up furniture from homes or store anything at the church, so if you want to donate, you’ll have to get the furniture here within the drop-off period.
• Typically we specify apartment sized, essential items such as:
  • Kitchen tables/chairs (not Dining tables)
  • Coffee/end tables
  • Dressers (high-boy preferred)
  • Bedside tables
  • Mattresses/box springs (MUST be clean, stain free, tear free, and in good condition - nothing larger than queen)
  • Bookshelves (apartment sized)
  • Loveseats, smaller couches/chairs (No hide-a-beds)

ALL furniture items must be clean and in good repair (stain free and tear free)

Serve Saturday - Garbage Pick Up

Date: Saturday, May 3 | Time: 9:00AM - 12:00PM  | Location: Meet at SGAC to receive your park location & supplies.

It’s back—SGAC Serve Saturday! Last spring, nearly 100 of us tackled the mysterious winter trash that appears when the snow melts (you know, rogue mittens and snack wrappers). This year, we’re doing it again—bigger and better!

Join us as we partner with the City of Spruce Grove to clean up our community parks. Before we begin, each group will take a moment to pray over the spaces we serve, asking God to bless the families, kids, and dog-walkers who enjoy them.

Whether you’re coming solo, with a friend, or as a family, we’d love for you to be part of this fun and meaningful morning!

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Join us in-person or online every Sunday morning at 9:15 am as we worship Jesus  together. 

Children's Ministry is available for Nursery to grade 6.

Join us in-person or online every Sunday morning at 11:15 am as we worship Jesus  together. 

 Children's Ministry has Nursery to Grade 6 available .

Come & meet others who are new & learn more about SGAC.  You'll have the opportunity to meet our pastors & elders and ask any questions you may have about life at SGAC.  We look forward to connecting with you!

For more information, contact Pastor Karen.

Click here to register.

Registration Deadline: April 28

Registration: Required/Limited Spots

Facilitators: Searle & Amy Turton

This is a Co-Ed intermediate/advanced pickleball group. We love to play with others & connect around our love for the game. There will even be opportunities for some advanced skill training. Come for a great time & meet some new people. Starts February 9.

Sorry, THIS GROUPS IS FULL - Please consider registering for one of our other small groups. 

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Registration: None

Facilitator: Melodie Ibsen

You are invited! Join our prayer group as we meet each week for a time of fellowship in the Word & in prayer for the world, our church & each other.

Registration: None

Facilitator: Henry Banman

This group meets each week to pray for one another, our church, & the world. Drop-ins welcome.

Registration: Required/Limited Spots

Facilitators: Angela Wolthuis & Marilyn Leder

Have you been wanting to learn to play pickleball? Newer to the game & looking for a group to practice & gain confidence on the court? Then this is the group for you! Beg, borrow, or buy a paddle (we have a few to lend) & come join this co-ed group! Starts February 10.

Sorry, THIS GROUPS IS FULL - Please consider registering for one of our other small groups. 

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Missions Documentary Viewing: City on a Hill

Date: Monday, May 5
Time: 7:00PM
Location: SGAC
Admission Cost: FREE

While in Thailand last month, Pastor Brent, his wife Erica, and the Soli team attended the debut of City On A Hill—a powerful new documentary telling the story of Ukrainian churches crying out for help during the war.

In response, The Alliance Canada launched Convoy #19, a bold mission delivering food, medical supplies, and prayer across the Polish border into Kyiv. What began as humanitarian aid became a testimony of God’s unexpected and miraculous work on the front lines.

Come ready to be moved, challenged, and stirred to pray and act.

Visit the links below to learn more about this powerful documentary:

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🌎 Website: https://cityonahilldocumentary.com/ 

📺 Trailer: https://vimeo.com/1073628133/3364c61480 

Youth Bible Study

All Junior and Senior Highers are encouraged to join us for a time of worship and digging into the Word. 

The 2024/2025 Youth Information Form is required to be filled out be all youth attending events hosted at or by SGAC. This form is REQUIRED for all events and must be filled out each ministry year starting in September. 

🔗 CLICK HERE to fill out the form.

Registration: None

Facilitator: Pastor Steve Rigby

Dates: March 12 - June 4

Come for a time of connecting with other seniors (55+). Mornings include worship hymns, prayer and Bible study.

Study Series: Unshakable Hope by Max Lucado

In a trembling, unsteady world, learn to gain stability, find peace, and trust in God.

This world has a tremble to it. There are things that seem unsteady in this life. But when we belong to God, it allows us to filter our problems through the promises of God. We choose to be people of the promise, we choose to build our lives on the promises of God, not the circumstances of life.

The stories of the men and women in Scripture were different, but the theme was the same: they were People of the Promise. Because of God's promises, Noah built an ark on dry land, Joshua claimed the Promised Land, David became king, Peter preached the first sermon, and John caught a glimpse of the future. Like them, we can also build our lives on God's promises, and trust him to keep them.

Registration: None

Facilitator: Mary Beamish

Join others each week to pray for International Workers, world events, & places & people all over the world.