We have special guests Rosalee and Cecil Gordon alongside Alex Ilash a Pastor from Ukraine. Hear their amazing story on their experience with the war in Ukraine.

Then David Harvey speaks on why what we do matters. We are human being with real bodies.  This might seem like an obvious statement but in the West we see ourselves as primarily thinking being.  This unfortunately has sneaked into the Church and we often associate the Christian life in terms of thinking.  However Christianity is a fully embodied way of life that involves using our bodies in worship.  

Christin Woods shares her incredible story on how God worked within her life and the life of her family. Through her story we see how God is present within every circumstance and we can be still.

David Harvey continues our series preaching from the text of Genesis 28:10-19.  To end the service we engage in the spiritual practice of the Daily Examen from St. Ignatius.  How can we listen better to God is a noisy world.  

David Harvey continues our "Regarding the Holy" series preaching from Daniel 6. What can we learn from Daniel’s Prayer Life about how liturgical spirituality is scaffolding to our prayer lives.

Special guest John Andrews joins us as we continue our "Regarding the Holy" series. John unpacks Moses and the burning bush.

We begin our new series "Regarding the Holy" by looking at Isaiah 6. The western world has lost the the ability to see and sense enchantment. God wants to give us eyes to see to see and experience God's holiness.

David Harvey speaks on thankfulness. Why is it so hard to be thankful in our society and how does the table show us to be thankful?

In the spirit of National Day of Truth and Reconciliation we have special guests Holly Fortier and Billie Fortier Neufeld. Holly and Billie discuss how we as a church participate in Truth and Reconciliation.

David finishes up our series on John 13 emphasizing the connection between Jesus' pronouncement that all authority belongs to him and his washing of the disciples feet. God is a servant that is who God is.

David Harvey continues our series in John 13 unpacking Peters interaction with Jesus, as Jesus seeks to wash Peter's feet.  How do we as a Church be a non anxious presence to a world so succumbed by fear.  If we look to Jesus we see someone who doesn’t increase anxiety but actually deescalates it.