Baptism reminds us: we are washed, claimed, made new. Even in our brokenness, there’s belonging. Even in our doubt, there’s mercy. Even in our struggle, there’s hope. ...

God knew that the storm of the cross was necessary so that you and I could find redemption and salvation in Jesus Christ. ♥️ ...

Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! (Phil. 4:4). When life crashes in like a storm and our hearts cry out — “Lord, save us!” — He does not panic. He speaks peace. In the boat, amid the wind and waves, Jesus slept. Not because He didn’t care, but because He knew the storm was no match for His presence. This Sunday, come as you are — anxious, exhausted, overwhelmed — and let His Word anchor your soul. Let rejoicing become your resistance. Let prayer replace panic. Let His peace guard your heart. Join us this Sunday, June 22, 2025. ...

Downtown Cambridge is buzzing this week as major television series films in our neighbourhood. Including around Main Street and Water Street, just steps from @central_church_cambridge. It’s exciting to see our beautiful city on screen.

We are thankful for the Waterloo Regional Police, who are working hard to keep everyone safe amidst road closures, special effects, and big production crews. Let’s show them our appreciation as they help our city shine — both on set and every day in service. ...

“He is Risen” is not just a phrase — it is the hinge of all human history, the heartbeat of the Christian faith, and the declaration that death is no longer the end. It means that Jesus Christ, who was crucified, did not remain in the tomb. He conquered sin, He defeated death, and He rose again.

Spiritually, this moment tears open the veil between heaven and earth. Where there was separation, now there is union. Where there was despair, now there is joy. Where there was condemnation, now there is grace. The resurrection is God’s final word — and it is a word of love, victory, and eternal life. ...

“I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you” Ezekiel 36:26. 💗 In this verse, God is not just offering repair — He is offering resurrection. The miracle of transformation: where numbness once ruled, compassion will bloom; where bitterness once clung, joy will flow freely. The “new spirit” is a vibrant rebirth — a spirit able to love deeply, hope endlessly, and trust completely. ...

Central Church May 4th join us for a glorious 80 plus choir. Tickets available at the door. #galt #cambridgeontario #waterlooregion ...

Come and be part of a community that cherishes its heritage while embracing Christ. Aubrey will delve into the teachings of Matthew 18:21-30, where Jesus emphasizes the boundless nature of forgiveness. ...

@antleejr isn’t just making moves on the court — he’s dropping bars that lift hearts.🙏Thank you so much for speaking @central_church_cambridge ...

Central Church was built in 1880; its design reflects the Gothic Revival style popular in 19th century Canada, with pointed arches and soaring windows. The church’s 182-foot stone spire remains one of the tallest in the region, a beacon of craftsmanship and faith.

Thank you, @ciel.edith.maria ...

In Matthew 16:21–28, Jesus tells His disciples about His coming suffering — and calls us to follow Him by laying down our own ways. ‘Whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for Me will find it.’ Surrender isn’t weakness — it’s the doorway to purpose, peace, and eternal life. #TakeUpYourCross #Matthew1628 #FaithOverFear” ...

Pharaoh asked, ‘Who is the Lord, that I should obey Him?’ (Exodus 5:2) — a question rooted in pride. But Jesus teaches in Matthew 16:24-25, ‘Whoever wants to be My disciple must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Me.’ One path clings to self. The other surrenders. Surrender isn’t the end — it’s the beginning of everything God has for us. ...

The battle we fight is real—temptation lurks, struggles persist, and the weight of sin tries to pull us back. But remember who you are in Christ! Your old self was crucified with Him, and you are no longer a slave to sin (Romans 6:6-7). In the midst of the fight, cling to the promise of eternal life: “Whoever eats My flesh and drinks My blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day.’” (John 6:54)

You are redeemed, strengthened, and victorious in Him. Keep fighting the good fight!♥️ ...

God’s love is eternal, unconditional, and personal. You are chosen, valued, and deeply loved! No matter who you are or where you’ve been, you are seen, known, and loved by God. At Central, everyone is welcome - come as you are. ...

Another member of Central Church who was just awarded the King Charles III Medal! Congratulations David Pinnington!

He is a committed community volunteer who has applied his professional expertise and knowledge to help develop and grow organizations which benefit all citizens of Cambridge.

David has served as President of the Cambridge Association for Community Living, the first civilian President of the Cambridge Fire Museum and Education Centre and Chair of the Conestoga College Business Administration Management Studies Program Advisory Committee and many more.

In many cases, such as the Cambridge and North Dumfries Community Foundation and the Cambridge Fire Museum and Education Centre to name but two examples, David was there at the beginning to help get them started when they were simply a good idea and a hope for the future.  Today these two organizations are an integral part of the life of this community.

#cambridgeontario #galt #centralchurchcambridge ...