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2025 Stewardship Campaign: Testimonial 1, Marsha
We are sharing testimonials as part of this years Stewardship Campaign.
Reflections by Rev. Joanne Anquist
Monday saw our first real snow of the season. Winter is officially here! We all ventured forth, forgetting how to drive on ice, making appointments to switch our tires over to winter grade, passing more than one car that had spun out when the accelerator was still in summer mode….
Second Quadrimester Report Ministry and Personnel
See what happened in M&S in the second quadrimester
November 1st Fundraising Dinner: Performance Line Up
Learn who is performing at our variety show.
Reflections by Rev. Joanne Anquist
I don’t know much about farming. I think that’s why Thanksgiving is so important for me and others who don’t give much thought to how we get our food as we wander through the grocery store....
Book Study: Carol Off’s book “At a Loss for Words: Conversation in an Age of Rage.”
Information about upcoming book study
Family & Community Minister Second Quadrimestre Report (May – August 2024)
Update from Family & Community Ministry
Life of the Church: Joy’s and Concerns (October 2024)
News from our congregation in October
Reflections by Rev. Joanne Anquist
On Monday, September 30th, Canada observes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, or more commonly known as “Orange Shirt Day.” September 30th is the day that indigenous children were typically taken from their homes to attend residential school....
Social Outreach and Justice Second Quadrimestre Report (May – August 2024)
Update from Social Outreach & Justice
Fall Artisan Market is coming and we need your help
Come help us make our Oct 5th event a success!
Reflections by Rev. Joanne Anquist
On September 17th my Dad celebrated his 94th birthday. That’s old! He and my mother still live in the home they’ve shared since 1970. I must confess there are times I wish they were in a senior’s residence so someone could keep an eye on them, but that is not what they want, so we stand by trusting all will be well....