Holy Week Reflections from Luke 19

From Anthony Siegrist, Executive Minister
At the beginning of Holy Week this year I was meditating on Luke chapter 19. As Jesus approached the city, he broke down and wept...

CCWG Reflection

"I am river, I speak for all rivers. I journey through many places, winding, bending, and flowing in communities, marches, down mountains, and across valleys. Sometimes I struggle when I feel the splash of garbage cloud my view or the thickness of oil enter my blood. I try to understand why the humans are doing this, but it can be hard to make my voice heard over all the noise.” - Participant sharing from the session

Thoughts on the Next 10 Years for Mennonite Church Alberta

I pray that our view of humanity is formed more by “made in the image of God,” rather than “fallen short of the glory of God,” because our approach to service and the nature of our interactions with others will reflect how positive our attitude toward people is.

I pray that we may see ourselves, too, as God sees us – as worthy of love, and as ones who belong.

InCERT March 25

Don't you wish sometimes that you could avoid  transportation that relies on extraction to make it work? Wayne MacDonald of Saskatoon Wildwood Mennonite has a viable option. https://bit.ly/4daRKJN 

Ministry Through Music

I was 8 years old when I heard my parents discuss the prospects of my beginning piano lessons. So sitting up in bed that night, I excitedly propped up my quilt into a pretend piano, running my fingers up and down the “keys”. I was incredibly eager. But this was the late 1940s. Money was scarce, and my parents had to dip into the government’s Children’s Allowance fund to pay for 75-cent lessons. We also did not have a piano, so to practice I would walk from school to my Oma’s place to do just that on my aunt’s piano. It wasn’t until later that my family bought a piano for $75.

Who's Who in CERT inCERT 

Who's Who in CERT inCERT | Did you know that there is a team of Creation Care people who are attempting to inform stakeholders and enable projects within MC Sask about ways of making a difference for good?