Who is there on this Easter morning?
Mary grieving, John running.
Who has not been in the same situation?
All of us have yearned for the stone to be rolled away.
Christ is risen! Alleluia!
You are invited to Easter worship Sunday April 20 at 9:45am.
Easter potluck breakfast at 8:30am.
Jesus Christ calls us at the crossroads of our lives, to draw near, to choose compassion and peace, to disrupt binaries, to pursue wholeness, and to risk restoration. Jesus’ teachings collide with us and our world.
Join with community for worship, in praise and support. All are welcome!
For no one can lay any foundation other than the one that has been laid;
that foundation is Jesus Christ.
1 Corinthians 3:11
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A Prayer for Christmas: Draw near to us Holy One, Word-Made-Flesh, Emmanuel, God-with-Us, the Prince of Peace. We rejoice for all that you are and all that we will become as you, Light of the World, shine in us and through us. Amen.
from Voices Together #1046
It has been 190 years of ministry, of witness, of study, of service. It has been 190 years of being welcoming in worship, sharing at table, laughing, singing, studying, serving, praying, and weeping together. We come to worship so that we can make a difference, comfort strangers, share the Good News, heal hurts, live the Way of Jesus. Our purpose is to gather so we may be strengthened and encouraged to go; our mission is not within a building but rather going into the world. We come to breathe deeply of God’s Spirit, to live as followers of Jesus.
A blessed 190th anniversary to this community of faith – Breslau Mennonite Church.
Silver Lake Mennonite Camp invites campers ages 5-12 for a fun week of creative outdoor activities. August 12-16 at Breslau Mennonite Church https://slmc.ca/summer-camp/day-camp
All are welcome!
Growing Deep Connections with the Creator & Creation
Join in community worshipping with creation, not just in creation. We are invited to pay attention and worship with an expectation that God is present and active in the world around us, and that creation itself has something to offer us in expanding our understanding of God. Read the Bible, sing, pray, praise under the open sky and pay attention to God’s presence with our senses so that we can experience wonder and remember that we are part of creation.
For the beauty of the earth, for the glory of the skies, for the love which from our birth over and around us lies: Lord of all, to thee we raise, this our hymn of grateful praise.
We acknowledge with gratitude the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishnawbe, and Neutral peoples upon which we gather. We seek a new relationship with Indigenous peoples, one based in honour and deep respect.
