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This Sunday we celebrate Pentecost. Pastor Peter Haresnape preaches about what it means to have the holy spirit speak to us.

Pastor Michele Rizoli talks about our deep human connection to trees and all we can learn from them: about strength, interconnection and growth.

In this service Cheryl Pauls, the president of Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg, reminds us of the function of joy to serve as resilience during time that are tough and that God wants us to laugh and sing and be joyous.

Today Tim Schmucker reflects on the passage in John that beseeches us to love one another because love comes from God. and God is love. Tim argues that this might be the most pivotal lesson from the Bible for us to learn.

Today we mark Earth Day with both lament and hope. Lament for what we have done to our planet through our greed; hope for the many actions and people who are striving to make a difference following the way of Jesus.

This week it’s all about love, the love that’s all around us and reaches us even when we’re not aware of it.

This week we explore what happened after Jesus rose from the dead. It’s not the end of the Easter story; there are plenty more stories to be told from that time. Peter Haresnape explores how “in between” times shape us.

Celebrate the risen Christ in song, story and word!

It’s Palm Sunday when Wendy Janzen, the eco minister of Mennonite Conference of Eastern Canada reminds us of our duty to honour the earth as we celebrate Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem on the back of a donkey.