Mark 12: 28-34

For the first Small Church this fall, here is a buffet of items which you can choose from to structure your time together. During this gathering there is time for connection, a time for setting intention and a time for reflection.

Suffering, Sin and Solidarity

This weekend, we offer a podcast to guide your personal reflection or small church conversations.

In our summer series, God’s Abundant Gifts, we will practice paying attention to the abundance that God provides for us and the whole of creation. This week we will take a look at some of the gift economies which have emerged as a response to the wildfires here in BC.

In our summer series, God’s Abundant Gifts, we will practice paying attention to the abundance that God provides for us and the whole of creation. This week we are highlighting something from our own backyard, or more accurately, around the street corner – Little Free Libraries. 

In our summer series, God’s Abundant Gifts, we will practice paying attention to the abundance that God provides for us and the whole of creation. This week we are sticking closer to home, by featuring A Rocha. 

In our summer series, God’s Abundant Gifts, we will practice paying attention to the abundance that God provides for us and the whole of creation. This week we are highlighting Rooted: Centre for Theology and Eco-Justice.

Romans 1:8-15

In our final Small Church gathering before summer, we are taking some time to reflect on our journey together. We are going back into the book of Romans to the same text we used for the first Small Church gathering in September. Together we will reflect on the call to “be mutually encouraged by each other’s faith” (Romans 1:12)

Ephesians 4:1-16

In our series, Feeding God’s Sheep, we have been looking at Scripture to answer the questions “Who are God’s sheep?” and “How do we feed them?” Today, for our final Small Church of the series, we will consider the times when we are the ones who are are sheep and explore what it looks like when we are cared for by others.

2 Kings 4: 1-7

This week we are looking at the story of the prophet Elisha, the widow and the jar of oil which doesn’t run out. In this story we see that Elisha is tending to the flock by caring for the widow and those around her. The abundance of oil is not just a quick fix to her money problems, but provides a livelihood for the woman, which benefits her family and community.