Bishop Greg Mohr shared the sermon, “Quail and Manna: Wilderness Food for the Journey”, he presented at the Fall Conference Conventions. Wilderness. The Israelites, led by Moses and Aaron, journey through the wilderness. And the people complain. Wilderness. It feels … Continue reading →
The leadership of all three of our denominations have written to the Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, concerning Bill C-33, First Nations Control of First Nations Education Act. Both letters indicate that this Act acknowledges the … Continue reading →
The crisis in South Sudan has not been prominent in the main stream media news reports in the last few months. However, based on information from our denominations, the ACT Alliance, and their South Sudanese partners, the need for humanitarian … Continue reading →
Pastor Brian Krushel attended the BC Synod Convention which was held in Prince George from May 29th to June 1st, 2014. The theme was “Where the Waters Meet”. More pictures may be found on the BC Synod’s facebook page. The … Continue reading →
For the next three Sundays, Pastor Brian will be exploring the roots and gifts of the three denominations to which we relate as an Ecumenical Shared Ministry. He says, “I am not a historian but there will necessarily be a … Continue reading →
At its September 29th Congregational Meeting, the Clearwater United Church congregation voted unanimously to become an Ecumenical Shared Ministry that relates to the Anglican Church of Canada, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, and the United Church of Canada. The … Continue reading →
Following the service on Sunday, September 29th, the Clearwater United congregation will be having a meeting to determine if it wants to become an Ecumenical Shared Ministry relating to the United Church of Canada, the Anglican Church of Canada and … Continue reading →
In a letter to congregations and Rostered Ministers of the BC Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, Bishop Greg recognizes that while the “Lutheran church was not directly involved in operating residential schools, as members of the Canadian … Continue reading →
On Sunday, March 10th at 4 pm at the Church of St Paul, folk from the Pastoral Charge and the wider church will gather to celebrate the start of Rev. Brian Krushel’s pastoral leadership in the North Thompson Pastoral Charge … Continue reading →