Windsor Park Baptist Church

It was on a very sad occasion that I was introduced to Windsor Park Baptist: a funeral for an inspiring lady who had fought cancer and lost. It’s with great tact and compassion you preach a sermon after such an event, and thankfully, Windsor did this incredibly well.
Not only is the environment welcoming and warm, but the Pastor showed a genuine love for people and compassion during a difficult time. This is really what you want to see wherever you go to Church.
Since then, I’ve met a few people who frequent this place, and it’s spoken of so highly, I sometimes wish I lived on the North Shore to attend it.

I have a confession to make: I don’t like to go to church on Sunday mornings. It is not because I don’t care for the message, or that I’m not a Christian, I do and I am… It is the pure fact that when I’m not working on Sundays, it is the one morning where I can get some good rest, and catch up on some live action from the PGA Tour.
A very sad excuse, I admit, but unfortunately I don’t have a better one. All selfish reasons, reasons alone that should entice me back to church.
So tomorrow I will go to church, and the church of choice is the Windsor Park Baptist Church, led by pastor Grant Harris, you will not be force fed a sermon telling you how bad you are, but instead you will feel the positivity from his message.
Grant is a very friendly and approachable leader, and a man who is more than happy to welcome new people to the church, and a man who understands the issues of the modern man.