Life of the Church: Joy’s and Concerns (March 2026)
Here is what our members had to share with us this month. To learn more about this please go here.
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March News
Taste & Try February Recipe & Pictures, Thank you for being so supportive of Andrew and me while Danah was away. It was nice to have more time to visit! I am glad to hear that some of you will and have tried the recipe! Continue reading on our website to see the recipe and pictures from the event.
We’re Better Together, Members of the refugee group passed along some information about a campaign that has been started to “turn the tide and tell a positive story about immigrants and refugees”. The campaign has been developed by the Canadian Council for Refugees and they are calling the campaign “We’re Better Together”. If you are interested in learning more about how you can support this type of work, please visit their website.
Sweet Spring Notes: Schedule, Friday, March 6th is the date of our next fundraiser, Sweet Spring Notes. We are very excited to be presenting a tasty mix of music and treats. There is still time to purchase your tickets for this wonderful evening. Below we have listed out the schedule of events. We hope to see you there. If you are attending and could help us out, we are still looking for a number of volunteers. Continue reading on our website.
Break Time, Here is a photo of our hard working Dinners to Go volunteers prepping February's meals. Thanks to everyone who continues to support this program. If you have any feedback or testimonials for the meals, we would love to hear them.
52 Ways to Reconcile: How to Walk with Indigenous Peoples on the Path to Healing, Week 10 - Support the Renaming of Colonial Memorializations
from Robertson, David A. 52 Ways to Reconcile: How to Walk with Indigenous Peoples on the Path to Healing. In this chapter, Robertson turns to something many of us encounter every day without thinking twice about it: the names of our streets, schools, and public buildings. In recent years, especially following the confirmation of unmarked graves at former Indian Residential School sites, communities across Canada have begun re-examining who we choose to honour in these spaces. Continue reading on website.AGM Wrap Up, Thank you to everyone who was able to attend the 2026 AGM on Sunday, March 1st. Thank you to Kim from Homestead Catering for providing us with an amazing lunch and to those in attendance for their generous free will donations to go towards our Hospitality Fund. Also thank you to Christopher Kuntz, Shannon Rooke, and John Naylor for their tech support for the AGM. Continue reading on website.
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See what happened in February here.
