A question for you to ponder and share as we begin worship today.

There are many things in this pandemic we are looking forward to when it's all over (and especially gathering with family and friends). But is there anything in your life that's changed over these last months that you want to keep or not go back to afterwards?

Our next book study is Barbara Brown Taylor's Learning to Walk in the Dark.

We will begin later in March.

If you are interested, you can find the book info and purchase it here

A Letter from Bishop Larry Kochendorfer in response to the open defiance of public health guidelines by Alberta churches.

Read it here
 

Offered by the Kiwanis in Medicine Hat -- Tuesday, March 9 @ 12:15 pm (approx)

Jennifer Kerslake, Director, Community Engagement at the Medicine Hat College is speaking. 

MHC Foundation has received a generous donation from the Niwa Family to execute community mental health education and research. This fund is led by a community advisory group that includes a representative from Prairie Rose, MH Catholic and Public school divisions as well as MH Police. 

I will speak on the initiatives we've accomplished thus far and where we plan to go moving forward. 

For the Zoom login information, please contact Pastor Jeff.

Offered by the Synod -- a Zoom Workshop for Lay Leaders: Personal Wellness and Faithful Service
March 11, 2021, 7 - 9 PM

Our church communities have had to adjust substantially, and many parishioners report increased levels of strain (e.g., stress/anxiety, fatigue, grief, and isolation/loneliness) and also at times limitations in their personal and spiritual resources that contribute to personal wellness which is essential for ongoing service to our churches. This 2-hour workshop and dialogue session will explore psychologically and spiritually relevant themes for lay leaders. Our intention is to provide helpful information and to offer suggestions for ongoing self-care in the midst of the pandemic. 

To register, click here.