
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.
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
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
salvationist.ca
Jul 07, 2025
Windsor Centre of Hope Supports Couples and Pet Owners
New pilot project extended into 2026 based on positive results.
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Salvationist.ca
Jul 15, 2025
Campfire Conversations
Six youth share the transformative power of working at camp.
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salvationarmy.ca
Jul 10, 2025
Salvation Army Partnership Boosts Wildfire Response in Remote Communities
Each summer, many regions across Canada face the growing threat of wildfires. While towns and cities may be well equipped to respond, isolated communities often face delays in accessing emergency services.
To address this need, The Salvation Army’ Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) in British Columbia has partnered with First Nations Emergency Services Society (FNESS) and GlobalMedic to help protect remote First Nation communities. Fire skid units are being delivered to areas with limited or no access to fire departments.
“Many First Nation communities don’t have fire services to support them in emergency situations. These fire skids will be helpful,” says Divisional Director of EDS, Ian Pollard. “They’re mobile. You can place them in the back of a four-wheel drive and they help provide emergency capability to respond to fires.”
“Many First Nation communities don’t have fire services to support them in emergency situations.”
GlobalMedic, a Canadian company, designed the skids to be compact and easily transported by a small group of people. The units operate off-grid, making them ideal for remote locations.
The skids were sold to The Salvation Army at cost, with no mark-up of any kind.
“The units provide a fairly large stream of water and can be refilled using a hose,” Ian explains. “They also have an adapter that allows water to be drawn directly from a river or lake.”
With FNESS helping identify the 30 First Nation communities most at risk of wildfire in British Columbia, EDS hopes to donate fire skids to all these locations.
So far, two skids have been delivered, with positive feedback from the communities.
“They’ve been impressed with how simple the skids are to use, and the strength of the water output,” Ian shares.
“It helps them protect and preserve their communities.”
The first batch of skids was delivered to two communities near Bella Coola, B.C., with more scheduled to be distributed throughout the year.
These mobile firefighting units are expected to significantly improve local emergency response.
“It gives members of these regions more autonomy. It helps them protect and preserve their communities,” Ian says.
By Juan Romero
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