Events
Kairos Prayer Vigils a series of brief vigils reflecting on effects of the funding cuts. Currently scheduled at Calvin Presbyterian Church, 248 Westmount Rd E – Wednesday, February 3, 10:00 am.
Thursday, February 4, 3:15 to 4:00 p.m. Supporters will gather at St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church, 23 Water St. N., Kitchener and walk to the Kitchener City Hall for the Vigil.
Changing Government Priorities . . . The Human Cost. - Friday, February 5, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Speakers: Stephen Allen, Justice Ministries of Presbyterian Church; Gerry Barr, CEO Canadian Council for International Cooperation; Judy Paul, former Chair KAIROS – Grand River; videos about our KAIROS Global South partners. Conrad Grebel University College: The Great Hall, 140 Westmount Road N, Waterloo. Refreshments and conversation will following. For more information, call Hugh Whiteley 519-824-9345.
The annual meeting for the Crown Cemetery will be held at Duff's Church. For more information contact Darlene Harrietha, (519) 822-0874 or darlene.harrietha@ontario.ca. All are welcome.
Please join us for our Sunday Service.
Join us for our Sunday service and Pancake lunch following church. All proceeds to support the Foodgrains Bank.
Join us for some knitting and fellowship.
Everyone is welcome! Please join the discussions about "The Shack". If you are interested in joining the conversation, please talk to Deborah.
Join us for our Sunday service with Holy Communion.
The Guelph Storm and Hockey Ministries International would like to extend an invitation to be a part of our first ever Faith Night taking place on Friday, February 26th at the Sleeman Centre.
We welcome you to enjoy a night out with family and friends as the Guelph Storm take on the Peterborough Petes at 7:30pm. Immediately following the game former Toronto Maple Leaf and devout Christian Mark Osborne will be speaking about his faith and the role it’s played in his life.
YOU ARE INVITED
to a day of
Presentation and Conversation on
LIVING INTO INTERCULTURALISM:
A candid conversation
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Join us for our Fellowship of the Least Coin Service and food drive in support of Chalmers Community Services Centre. We will need to bring in our pennies for the Ingathering of the coins.
C.G. Jung described individuation as a process of bringing the ego into a creative relationship with the Self. It often requires the ego’s surrender of its position of dominance in the psyche, which is commonly experienced as suffering—depression, loss of meaning, and feelings of failure. A metaphor for this “passion” of the ego can be found in the Stations of the Cross, medieval meditative shrines depicting Christ’s Passion.
Community World Day of Prayer Service is Friday, March 5th at 10:30 a.m. at Mount Carmel-Zion United Church - at the corner of Church & Victoria Streets in Morriston with Duff’s Presbyterian, Knox Crieff Presbyterian and Crieff Hills Retreat & Conference Centre also participating in the service.
