Kerith Windsor

“It Takes 10 Years to Plant a Church” – Reflecting on 8 Years in Windsor
Church isn’t built in a day. As we reflect on nearly 8 years of planting Kerith Windsor, we’re amazed at all God has done—from baptisms and community outreach to the transformation of our building and culture. But we’re not done yet. With a growing need for discipleship, youth ministry, hospitality, and more, now is the time to ask: Where is God calling you to serve? It’s going to take all of us to reach the next level—and the next generation.

Looking Ahead with Faith: Church Gift Days This Summer
As Kerith Windsor celebrates over seven years of God’s provision and growth, we’re entering a new season—one focused on preparing for the future with faith and wisdom. Rather than investing further into a building we don’t own, we’re launching two upcoming Gift Days—on Sunday 29th June and Sunday 6th July—to begin raising funds for future opportunities, such as purchasing our current space or moving into a more permanent home. Like Joseph in Genesis 41, we believe this is a time to “store up” so we’re ready when God opens the right doors. This is not an obligation, but an invitation to pray, plan, and participate as we trust God for what lies ahead.

Ravine 17 Café Has Opened in Windsor!
What started as a small café inside our church has now grown into something much bigger. Ravine 17 Café officially opened this past Saturday, creating a warm and welcoming space for the Windsor community to connect, relax, and be refreshed. Open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9am to 1pm, the café offers great coffee, conversation, and a place of belonging. Led by Angie, who shares our vision of community and care, Ravine 17 is more than just a café—it’s a space where stories are shared and lives touched. Come visit and experience it for yourself!

As we step into 2025, the pace of life continues to challenge our spiritual priorities. Like the biblical Martha, we may find ourselves busy with good things but neglecting the best—spending time in God’s presence. Inspired by Saint Antony of Egypt and the monastic tradition, this article explores how balanced spiritual practices can lead us closer to God. The “Royal Way,” marked by humility and discretion, calls us to avoid extremes and focus on spiritual growth. How can we integrate these lessons into our fast-paced lives today?