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One of the things people often notice when they attend Hi-Way is how welcomed they feel and how friendly the people are. We think one of the reasons for this is because we are a multi-generational congregation, and because of this people experience a warm, friendly, and caring environment regardless of their age or stage in life. Another thing we love about our Church is how increasingly inter-cultural we are becoming. We recently identified at least forty-two different nationalities are represented in our church family. Our hope is that Hi-Way will be a place where people of every ethnicity will feel at home. We would love the opportunity to meet you personally. This is your invitation to stop by and see us -- after all, it’s all about a relationship!
As we have reflected back and looked ahead, we came to the conclusion that in order to maintain our witness and presence, a relocation of our Church family is a necessary step. The slogan we chose to headline this relocation endeavour is ‘Hi-Way to the Future’. In order to begin and continue the journey there has to be a pathway, a road, a highway. At present we are in the process of relocating from our current location at 50 Anne St. N. to just a few kilometers up Hwy 400 to 528 Penetanguishene Road. Click here to see our future location and plans >>>
These are the ingredients served up at the Salvation Army’s Soup Kitchen by the Hi-Way Pentecostal Church volunteers who, for the past decade, have prepared lunch for Barrie’s homeless and marginalized residents. It is just one way in which members of the congregation can truly be Jesus’ hands and feet. It is not enough to simply be fed, one must in turn feed the hungry – both literally and figuratively. Read More >>>
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