FAQs About Visiting The Journey Church
  • What time are your services?

    We meet on Sundays in person at 10:30am (1539 Salisbury Road, Moncton). Our online service goes live at 10:30 too, but you can watch it any time.

  • Do you have services for kids?

    Yes! We offer programs for all children — from birth through Grade 5. Children from birth to Pre-K may be signed in and dropped off before the service begins. Kindergarten–Grade 5 students join us for the first few songs and are then dismissed to their programs. Both locations also offer Parent Rooms with a livestream available, which parents are welcome to use at any time.


    Got questions? Reach out to julianna@onthejourney.ca!

  • Where do I park?

    You’ll find plenty of space in the large parking lot right in front of the church (1539 Salisbury Road, Moncton) — park anywhere!


  • How long do services typically last?

    Our worship services typically last for about 75 minutes. Normally, some singing and worship is followed by a kids-release, and then a sermon. We normally sing a song or two after that. Don’t be shy to linger a little longer after the service!

  • What should I wear?

    Come exactly as you are - don’t dress up or down for anyone.

  • Is your church accessible?

    At our Riverview location (used for weekly events), a small elevator/lift is available for use. At our Allison location (used for Sunday services), an indoor ramp is available by entering the side door. Consider reaching out to info@onthejourney.ca so we can help in any way possible.

  • What denomination is the church affiliated with?


    The Journey Church is part of the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada family, but we have members of all different backgrounds who attend. All people, of all traditions, are welcome at TJC.

  • Can I watch services online if I can’t attend in person?

    Absolutely! If for any reason you can’t make our in-person service, you can always watch it live or watch it back here on our YouTube channel.

  • Can I talk to a pastor?

    If you have any other questions or simply want to talk to a pastor, we’re on the other end of this line and are eager to chat with you.

  • Is your church one church or two?

    Yes and yes! The Journey Church is one church meeting in two buildings, with each space serving a different purpose.


    Allison is our primary worship service location, where we gather on Sundays to worship together and hear the same live sermon.


    Riverview is our weekly events and ministry hub, where we host various events, ministries, and outreach.