Majors Glynden Cross and Diane Cross

Serving Surrey with heart

Surrey Ministries reflect a deep commitment to faith and community. Whether through worship, outreach, or day-to-day support, we aim to be a source of hope. Everyone is welcome here, just as they are.

Worship services

We are a diverse community, united by our love for God and for others.

Rooted in diverse backgrounds, we come together with a shared desire to grow in faith and be shaped by God’s Word.

Worship Service: Sundays at 10:30 AM
Location: 13474 96th Avenue, Surrey, BC V3V 1Y9

Events

Stay updated on our Surrey Ministries initiatives and upcoming happenings.

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Event Aug 28, 2025 13474 96th Avenue, Surrey
Summer Program for Kids
We’re hosting a summer program for kids from July 28 to August 2, 2025. While registration is currently full, we encourage you to reach out in case a spot becomes available.
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Our Ministry in Numbers

Celebrating the impact we’ve made and the community we’re building together.

120,000+

Pounds of food donated by No Frills and Walmart

4,700+ 

Families and individuals supported through assistance programs

1200+

Volunteer hours were generously contributed in 2024

115+

Individuals devoted their time volunteering with Surrey Ministries

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The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is a Christian organization that provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 134 countries. Learn more by visiting our sites salvationist.ca and salvationarmy.ca

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salvationist.ca Sep 29, 2025
As Deep as the Ocean: Spotlight on Nova Scotia
Three stories of belonging in Glace Bay, Halifax and Bridgetown.
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salvationist.ca Sep 26, 2025
A Simple Cut?
For this hair stylist, volunteering at a Salvation Army shelter means more than just helping others look good.
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SalvationArmy.ca Sep 24, 2025
Salvation Army Supports Retiree Dealing with Food Insecurity
Retired life has been a journey of ups and downs for Shirley Dolph from Fort Frances, Ont. As someone who lives alone, inflation has made it challenging to make ends meet at times. “I am a widow and I’m retired. I basically live paycheque to paycheque,” Shirley says. “With rent and the cost of food and bills, sometimes it gets hard. I look at food prices sometimes and realize I can’t afford it.”
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