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'Tis the season for Christmas performances in Edmonton
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With the number of Christmas shows happening around Edmonton in the coming month, you’d think you could take your time to pick and choose. Turns out you shouldn’t. For instance, the Celtic Tenors have already sold out their show at Festival Place on...
The Wrath of God was Satisfied: A Passion Week Sermon
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God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself (2 Corinthians 5:19). But how, exactly? This is a great question to ask as we enter another Passion Week. In this sermon, originally delivered at Lendrum Mennonite Brethren Church in Edmonton, AB, I...
Thanksgiving Revolution
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Here’s a thoughtful prayer reflection on thanksgiving from Carol Penner, pastor in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It comes from her Leading in Worship website. Thanksgiving Revolution God, on this Thanksgiving we know enough to give thanks. Our prayers...
Meet the new Canadian banker: The tech rockstars who are taking over Bay Street
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Nish Samantray isn’t your typical banker. He graduated from the University of Toronto with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, and is a self-taught coder who in just two years founded and built a software startup and sold it back to his alma...
CIS-CCA University Curling Championships start Wednesday in Regina
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The CIS-CCA Canadian University Curling Championships, presented by Travelers, get underway Wednesday at the Callie Curling Club in Regina. Fresh off winning the World Junior Women’s Championship, Kelsey Rocque’s University of Alberta team...

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The Best First Day of the Week: A Zoom Easter Pageant

Based on: Matthew 28:1-10; Mark 16:1-7; Luke 24:1-12; John 20:1-10 Characters: Narrator Mary Magdalene Mary the mother of James Joanna (wife of Chuza, Herod’s steward) Salome Caleb: 10 year old son of Salome Dinah & David: eight year old twin...
Blessing a New Hymnal

In the midst of this pandemic, when worship is disrupted and even more vital than ever, we want to mark a transition in our congregation. Since 1992, we have been using the blue Hymnal: A Worship Book. Now our church has bought our new denominational...
Strange Epiphany Prayer

It has been a strange epiphany this year, God. We’ve had sudden insight into how fragile democracy can be. Many of us are disturbed and shocked by the violence and mayhem that filled the halls of power in Washington DC this week. Spaces sacred to government...
Our Prayer this Christmas

Our prayer this Christmas is beyond words. You find it in the silence of the sleeping forest, down under the ice. You find it with the wind sweeping in cold gusts, rattling the windows. Our prayer is the snow that’s falling. Inside, it’s the table being...
Christmas Eve Prayer 2020

It’s the eve of another celebration of Jesus’ birth-- but this year is different than any other. It’s hard to cast our thoughts to Bethlehem when the here and now is so heavy. On this Christmas Eve, we feel like we are on the eve of everything. Are we...

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leadinginworship: Church year: New Year

thankful for the year behind us, a gift through which we’ve lived and moved. At this timely threshold, we turn to you with our prayer of hope. Hope springs eternal when we walk with you. Help us walk ...

leadinginworship: Prayers: Morning/Evening

we call on your name, God of grace. As we run the race you have set before us, help us to keep our eyes on your goals, not our own. When we falter, give us fresh strength and courage. When we are flee...