November 26th
Nationwide Book Study: Climate Pollinator: Stories on Anabaptists and the Climate
Join Mennonite Church Canada and MCC Canada for a nationwide, online study of Climate Pollinator by Sierra Ross Richer.
What's Happening at First Mennonite Church?
News & Events
Featured
Event
Christmas Craft Fair and Bake Sale
Saturday, November 22, 9:30-3:30: Shop handmade this holiday season, and find delicious, home-made baked goods at our Christmas Craft Fair. Pop by the coffee café for a cinnamon bun and coffee, take part in the cookie walk and shop the delicious selection of hand made baked goods and crafts. Bring your own shopping bags to get entered into the Christmas Prize Draw. Shop, savour and enjoy live music at 2:00 p.m.
Calendar of Events
Click HERE for the First Mennonite Church online calendar
Solar Panels - We're Connected!
We are called to be stewards of the environment, and this includes reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. By purchasing a solar PV system, we can reduce the amount of emissions we release from our electricity consumption. This will reduce air pollution and improve air quality, slow the effects of climate change, and reduce our reliance on a diminishing supply of fossil fuels. Installation is complete and we are now connected to the grid!
Check out how we're doing!
Sunday
Morning
Worship
We are worshipping with a hybrid model that includes both in person and Zoom options.
Some pews on the window side are available for masked and distanced seating.
If you wish to worship over Zoom, contact the church office for how to join.
Adult Choir
Adult Choir - first rehearsal is Thursday, September 4!
Join us Thursdays at 7:00pm. Everyone Grade 7 to age 99 is welcome.
We are preparing choral anthems for upcoming worship services.
Bible Study
Options
Monday Bible Study via Zoom.
Contact the church office for how to join.
Women's Bible Study
Contact the church office for how to join.
Coffee Time
Seniors' Fellowship
Third Wednesday or Thursday of the month (alternating) from 2:00-4:00 pm at the church.
The next gathering will be Thursday, September 18.