Sunday Morning Services
Canyon Hills Friends Church is currently offering both in person and online church services. On Sundays, we have two identical services to choose from: our 9:00 AM service and our 10:45 AM service. Each service lasts just about an hour where we worship together, listen to a message from God’s word, pray, and the respond to what God is doing in our lives. We are abiding by the social distancing and mask guidelines when interacting with others outside of our own family and are keeping our side sanctuary doors open and A/C fans on for greater air flow to keep everyone safe.
Watch Online
Each Sunday, you can watch our online services on our YouTube Channel, or on Facebook Live.
Click here to be taken to our YouTube channel. Make sure you subscribe to our Channel to get the latest updates and be notified when we go live with a new video!
Click here to be taken to our Facebook Page. Make sure you follow our page to get the latest updates and be notified when we go live with a new video!
Stay Connected
Our desire is that you will experience a friendly welcome, a place to bring your questions, a place to worship Jesus Christ, and a church that is not just a place you go, but people you love. We would love the opportunity to fellowship with you, so we have made several ways in which you can stay connected with Canyon Hills Friends.
Click here to subscribe to our Family Talk newsletter to get the latest updates as they come out from Canyon Hills Friends Church.
Click here to email our office administrator with any questions you may have about Canyon Hills, our services, our ministries, or general questions.
Click here to give via Tithe.ly. Through your financial gifts, we are able to make more and better disciples of Christ by giving our lives to serve others.
Click here to submit a prayer request to our pastoral staff as your prayers are important to us!
Pressure is nothing new. James, the half brother of Jesus, wrote to Jewish Christians in the first century who faced intense pressure. They had been dispersed because of persecution, and they faced increasing pressure to let faith live only in their heads instead of being evidenced in their lives. James beckoned these first believers to let pressure push them deeper in their journey with Jesus. Join us over the next few weeks as we take an in-depth look at James and how to have faith in the real world.