Celebration Church Toronto

At Toronto International Celebration Church, we believe that we love because God first loved us. This extends to all people. Join us Sundays at 10:30am/2:30pm.

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"Jesus came to give us His life. The best life is to be saturated by His love and give it to other people." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"We don't serve God to impress Him; we serve God because He has impressed us." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"We don't serve God to impress Him; we serve God because He has impressed us." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"Jesus served God out a place of acceptance. We have been made a bride; we have been made a friend. The more convinced we are of that reality, the more we serve Him out of love." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"We have been accepted by Jesus as His friend. As a response, we freely serve Him out of love. We give ourselves out of the joy and love that springs from our hearts." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"We experience our greatest joy, our greatest significance, and our greatest meaning in life when we, in response to His love, give it to others." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"When God looks at you, He knows you and He loves you." Pastor Peter Youngren

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"We are the beloved of God. We are made in the image of God. When God looks at us, He sees us, and God loves us." Pastor Peter Youngren

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"God gives you His grace, His compassion and His kindness. It's not about you giving to God; God gives to you, and you reflect that." Pastor Peter Youngren

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"The Christian life is to receive the glory that Jesus has given to us. Our purpose is to reflect the glory of Jesus Christ who has come to live in us." Pastor Peter Youngren

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"Jesus did not come to give us another religion. Jesus came to put an end to religion, to put an end to human striving." Pastor Peter Youngren

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"When our gifts work together, we become a channel for others to experience the love of God. Be a conduit of God's love for others. Service is not meant to be a burden; it is meant to be a joy." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"The gifts create unity around the work of the ministry. When we use our gifts in love, they create unity around Jesus Christ. The gifts are meant to be used in relationship with each other." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"God gives us the tools we need in the service that He has called us to, allowing God's love and His gifts to work through us." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"The more we allow God's gifts to flow through us, the happier we become. We have a blessed life and an overcoming life." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"God granted us gifts to enable, help, empower & strengthen us. These gifts express God's love toward us and through us to other people." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"Jesus came to be our brother. When we are convinced of this reality, it changes everything. We serve out of gratitude and love and joy." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"Jesus came to be our husband. It speaks of Jesus' commitment toward us." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"We are a friend of the King. Jesus said He wants to be our friend. When we are convinced of this reality, it brings joy." Pastor Nathan Thurber

[Celebration Church Toronto @CelebrationTOR]

"Jesus came to make us His friend. Jesus says we are not His servant; we are His friend. God chose us to bring us into this relationship of friendship." Pastor Nathan Thurber