All ages are encouraged to gather for light hearted spiritual discussion about the necessity of play. We will be gathering close to the playground so children can roam nearby or sit with u. Bring a blanket or chair!
All ages are encouraged to gather for light hearted spiritual discussion about the necessity of play. We will be gathering close to the playground so children can roam nearby or sit with u. Bring a blanket or chair!
POSTPONED FOR NOW…STAY TUNED FOR THE RESCHEDULED EVENT!!!
Friday Feast so so much fun in May, we thought we better do it again!
Dinner, Music, Storytelling: A feast for your belly and your soul!
Hosted by Weird Church, catered by Biblio Taco.
Join us for dinner, music, stories, and conversation in welcoming and wondering Christian community where guest speakers will share short stories about how God has shown up in their lives. All are welcome to come, eat, listen, and just be - no dogma, no doctrine, just love, music, food, and storytelling.
We gather June 14, along with Chad & Larry: Acoustic Blues Duo as we explore the topic of The Blues.
No matter who we are or where we are in our spiritual journey, the spiritual blues manifest in all of our lives. Sometimes the blues are a brief but intense visitor, other times they move right in, a constant companion we never invited in.
Join this welcoming and radically inclusive community of spiritual seekers, faithful followers, wandering wonderers - neighbours - as we fill our bellies and nurture our souls with music, food, and stories.
No cost (Friday Feast is by donation) but please register so we have enough food!
This month’s discussion topic is “Breaking Down Barriers,” where we will be discussing what it means to build community.
Mr. Rogers invited us into his neighbourhood all those years ago, but did we ever really learn what being a good neighbour and building amazing community is all about?
What does it mean to get to know those who live and move in the spaces around us? Are we willing to risk allowing ourselves to be changed as we get to know them and let them know us? How do we engage with folks who look or sound different from us? Or people with differing social and political views? Can we love our neighbours even if we don’t like them?
Come on out and join in the conversation in this welcoming, safe, inclusive, spiritual space for intriguing discussion and collective wondering and wisdom sharing.
Coffee and tea provided (snack contributions are most welcome!)
This month’s discussion topic is “Breaking Down Barriers,” where we will be discussing what it means to build community.
Mr. Rogers invited us into his neighbourhood all those years ago, but did we ever really learn what being a good neighbour and building amazing community is all about?
What does it mean to get to know those who live and move in the spaces around us? Are we willing to risk allowing ourselves to be changed as we get to know them and let them know us? How do we engage with folks who look or sound different from us? Or people with differing social and political views? Can we love our neighbours even if we don’t like them?
Come on out and join in the conversation in this welcoming, safe, inclusive, spiritual space for intriguing discussion and collective wondering and wisdom sharing.
Coffee and tea provided (snack contributions are most welcome!)
Dinner, Music, Storytelling: A feast for your belly and your soul!
Hosted by Weird Church, catered by Biblio Taco.
Join us for dinner, music, stories, and conversation in welcoming and wondering Christian community where guest speakers will share short stories about how God has shown up in their lives. This month’s theme is “I wasn’t buried, I was planted: stories of letting go and beginning again.”
All are welcome to come, eat, listen, and just be - no dogma, no doctrine, just love, music, food, and storytelling.
Friday Feast is by donation but registration is required (so we have enough food!); please RSVP below.
What is Easter and why does it matter to me?
The message of Easter is, all at once, easy to understand, radical, subversive and life-changing.
Easter reminds us that the past can be done and gone. That new life is possible.
Easter means that nothing is impossible with God.
That life triumphs over death.
Love triumphs over hatred.
Hope triumphs over despair.
Suffering is not the last word.
Join in on the open-minded, spiritually based discussion at 6 pm on all the ways we die to our old selves and begin again. Stay for the music meditation at 7 pm allowing the melodies to saturate your soul.
To register for the Snowshoe Pilgrimage, please fill out the form HERE
A place of exploration and open-minded dialogue on matters of the heart, mind, and soul. No pressure, no expectations, no cost.
