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North Park Community Church

★ 4.7(159 reviews)·London, ON
1510 Fanshawe Park Rd E, London, ON N5X 4A3, Canada

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Patti Noirel
Jan 23, 2026

A warm and welcoming church that preaches Christ and His saving power. Come and be blessed. If you are 60+ there is a vibrant ministry at NP that meets the second Thursday of every month but August. Great speakers, great refreshments and wonderful fellowship. Registration is needed. Please come and be part of this caring community. NP has a ministry for every age. The 2 Sunday morning services are uplifting Bible centered teaching and amazing music. Children's ministry is available for every age during these services. Please come and find a home of loving people who love the Lord Jesus.

Dennis Hunter
Feb 12, 2026

I want to thank Pastor Trish Haq for the wonderful job she did at my mother's funeral. Her singing and piano playing made the service as well as her kind words. Thank you so much Pastor Trish. Dennis Hunter

Oladipo O Akinduro
Jun 4, 2026

Great service, great sermon, great songs, very time conscious, great programs for children, BUT the people need to be more friendly. Almost like everyone makes straight faces like what the world used to be in covid time. From my experience, I have said hello to about 2 - 3 people on different days that I didn't hear them answered. Recently, around Feb, during Sunday service, the man in the front asked us to greet people around us, everyone was saying "hi", "hello" and shaking hands, after i greeted the people beside and in front of me, I looked back to greet the person behind, the woman sitting there told me with a straight face that "sorry I don't shake hands". I get it if you don't shake hands, but you could have said it in nicely. In all, i love the church and everyone there. The good ones count for me, not the not so good ones.

Unwillingtaxpayer97
Aug 24, 2026

This churches turned its back on the community and instead operates for money and money alone. The apostle Paul is turning in his grave