on this Sunday, Eden leads us through an encouraging Visio Divina exercise and Sarah shares her thoughtful sermon from Mark 11.  The compelling question: Is Jesus flipping tables and are we to join him? www.thebridgeonline.ca

In this second week of Lent Steve guides us through our group reading of "Journey Through the Wilderness" and the topic of Lament. Karina preaches on the lectionary text out of Mark 8:31-37

This week's offerings: Sylvia shares the Lectio, Karina leads us in the practice of being present, and the incomparable Lando tells some stories. Grab a drink and enjoy!

Mark and Lea lead the Lectio Divina practice, Sarah walks us through communion together, and Eden shares a timely message on reading the Bible through the lens of Jesus. 

Eden leads us through Lectio Divina, Karina leads communion, and Sarah knocks it out of the park with an excellent sermon on Prayer after deconstruction.

The first half of Psalm 111 formed our community Lectio Divina practice, followed by communion, and Phil came out of the gate with a fantastic debut sermon on Mark 1:29-39.  www.thebridgeonline.ca

Lectio Divina with Lando & Kathy Klassen, communion with John & Susie Jenkinson and a message from Karina using the lectionary text of Mark 1:14-20. Enjoy!

It was a Good News kind of Sunday.  Eden led us in Lectio Divina through portions of Psalm 139. Steve and Karen lead communion using a traditional reading from the Anglican church and Sarah preaches a great message full of honest hope on the lectionary text of John 1:43-51. 

This week's service included Lectio Divina using Psalm 29 with Sarah, A communion service with a focus on the importance of symbols with, their misuse and their redemption with Karina, and a great sermon from Mark 1:4-11 from Eden on straightening paths for everyone and what it's like to make more room at the table.

Karina, Eden & Sarah lead us through our first service of the new year. It is both special and difficult. We are mindful of the honest hope we have in Jesus,  and we take some time to make room for our experience of loss and remember a special member of our community, Paul Redekopp, who died suddenly this past week.  We are grateful to be in community with all of you.