Calendar
February 26 - Ash Wednesday Service 6:30-7:00pm
March 1 - Communion Sunday
March 1 & 8 - Evening teaching with Andrew Dyck, CMU
March 8 - Second Sunday breakfast, 8:30-9:30am
March 22 - Fellowship lunch
March 1 - Communion Sunday
March 1 & 8 - Evening teaching with Andrew Dyck, CMU
March 8 - Second Sunday breakfast, 8:30-9:30am
March 22 - Fellowship lunch
Announcements
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE
February 26 at 6:30-7 pm
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent - a 40 day period of prayer and reflection that prepares us to celebrate Easter. Lent is a spiritual season that invites us to greater openness to God, to allow Christ's light to expose darkness within us. Join us for a service of quiet reflection, prayer and the imposition of ash reminding us of our mortality.
SUNDAY EVENING TEACHING WITH ANDREW DYCK
March 1 & 8 @ 7-9 pm
Speaking of Jesus: Bearing Witness to our Experiences of Jesus - The first Christian believers were so captivated and transformed by the life, death and resurrection of Jesus that they described these events as ‘good news,’ or ‘gospel.’ In this series, Andrew will help us to reflect on our own experiences of Jesus in order to identify ways in which we too can speak of ‘good news,’ and do so hospitably.
February 26 at 6:30-7 pm
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent - a 40 day period of prayer and reflection that prepares us to celebrate Easter. Lent is a spiritual season that invites us to greater openness to God, to allow Christ's light to expose darkness within us. Join us for a service of quiet reflection, prayer and the imposition of ash reminding us of our mortality.
SUNDAY EVENING TEACHING WITH ANDREW DYCK
March 1 & 8 @ 7-9 pm
Speaking of Jesus: Bearing Witness to our Experiences of Jesus - The first Christian believers were so captivated and transformed by the life, death and resurrection of Jesus that they described these events as ‘good news,’ or ‘gospel.’ In this series, Andrew will help us to reflect on our own experiences of Jesus in order to identify ways in which we too can speak of ‘good news,’ and do so hospitably.