Speaker: Heather Emberley (she/her)

Tell Me a Story

Why do we continue to be attracted to the tradition of storytelling, and what have we learned from these experiences? Join our community’s storytellers as they recount tales that will capture the excitement of the human experience. Service Coordinator: Steve Lennon Welcome and Zoom Link Thank you for joining us this morning! If you’re visiting … Continue reading Tell Me a Story

Land Ahoy!

In acknowledging the land we are on, let’s journey back to the land and think about this terra firma we share with all living creatures. From the Land Back Movement to the healing properties land gives us, to hearing about a new spiritual retreat in the works, you’re invited to patrol some boundaries with Michael … Continue reading Land Ahoy!

Food for Thought

In recognition of World Food Day (Oct. 16), social justice activist guest speaker, Brandy Bobier, CEO of Community Helpers Unite, will share her recipe to end food insecurity in Winnipeg. Manitoba Volunteer of the Year for 2024, Carina Blumgrund, will be on hand to offer her insights on the spirituality of generosity she sees in … Continue reading Food for Thought

Teach Your Children Well

In 1969, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young galvanized generations with the song Teach Your Children. But teaching children well begins with teaching the adults. In working toward the 94 calls to action set by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, powerful learning experiences include participating in treaty walks, attending memorials, and the multi-faceted world of reconciliation … Continue reading Teach Your Children Well

Connecting with the Winnipeg Indigenous Accord

On December 7, 2023, four members of this congregation attended, in different capacities, the All Partner Gathering of signatories of the Winnipeg Indigenous Accord at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Our church is one of 243 signers in this city. Come find out what our church people experienced, what they learned, and how we … Continue reading Connecting with the Winnipeg Indigenous Accord

Societal Bereavement: Becoming CEO of Your Own Personal Renewal Corporation

We are bombarded with messages to “move forward” and that we need to “pivot” in these challenging pandemic times. Do we need closure in order to do that? Let’s explore physical and spiritual renewal. Service coordinators: Dylan Fijal, Odell Havsdotter Join the Service with Zoom Connect to the service via Zoom Participate via phone by … Continue reading Societal Bereavement: Becoming CEO of Your Own Personal Renewal Corporation