Announcing our METF Interviews
A couple of years ago, we introduced a new task force that was assembled with a specific purpose in mind, helping us to live out our mission as a church. We called it the Missional Engagement Task Force (METF) because its purpose was to help us to discover how we can...Now Its Time For the Next 50
Each year, at the conference pastors’ and spouse retreat in Alberta, Lori and I join with some friends to hike to the Agnes Lake Tea House above Lake Louise in Banff. There is just enough time to drive from Canmore to Lake Louise, hike to the top, have a cup of tea,...New Sermon Series: Deeply Rooted
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Matthew 11.28-30 (NIV)...What Did Jesus Do? Atonement & Reconciliation
As we go further into the Easter season, we are going to look at just what Easter means for us. We know that salvation is made possible, that forgiveness is made known, and reconciliation with God is the result. We hear that all the time as the gospel. However,...
This grand piano has served us well over the years. We said goodbye to it on Sunday as we are getting a “new” grand piano on Tuesday. A lot of praise and worship flowed through her. The generations have been blessed. I will cherish memories of Vi Ellingson playing at the Food Bank and the many, many funerals we did together. Others will think of how Mo Jonson led us in worship for years sitting on that bench. Or Andrew Sung and how he, in the middle of a powerful song, would run his hand quickly across all the keys. Johnny Fwu, Joel McGoran, Calvin Wood, Nancy Tsai, David Kuei and many others played her beautifully. And, of course, we need to mention Patty Jacobson, in whose memory the piano was donated in the early 80’s.
Join us for worship on Sunday, November 10th. We will be looking at Generosity and Commitment! We would love to see you in person, but if you can't make it to the service, you can always watch it here on Facebook.