MacGregor EMC

Today, we look at why the early church considered over-indulging as one of the seven deadly sins, as well as what we all should do as people affected.

Today, we look at why Christians are called to live a life set apart, and by doing so, we learn a bit more about how we should understand passages calling us to this life.

It is Baptism Sunday at MEMC, so this week we explore what the Bible has to say about the meaning behind this ancient practice.

On June 23rd at the MacGregor Fair, we held our annual interchurch Community Service! Our speaker this year was the fantastic Rev. Elijah Mwandila, the new pastor at MacGregor United!

Today is Father's Day, and we find ourselves with a busy service! This includes a grad presentation and talking about what the Bible tells us about giving and tithing.

Today is a communion Sunday. To prepare ourselves, we go through the Bible exploring the deeper meaning behind this ritual we do so often without thinking.

Today we have the MEMC Sunday School Picnic service! Come join us as we talk about Gideon, and what his story can tell us about building God’s kingdom in the world around us.

Today, Kassy Schroeder is with us to share an update about her current and future ministry with YFC and preach on our call to love.

Today, we look at the story of the Pentecost, what it has to do with the story of the Tower of Babel, as well as what it has to teach us about how we should approach other Christians we may disagree with.

Today, we look at the story of the Ascension, and what the disciples in it can teach us about how we can best live our faith out. This week is also communion, so make sure to prepare for that!

Today, Dr. Daniel Rempel of Providence University College and Theological Seminary will join us to discuss how we can better be the church for our brothers and sisters with disabilities.

Today, we examine Christ’s command to love each other and one of the largest reasons why we often have trouble doing just that: politics.

Today, we see why Jesus is called THE Great Shepherd and not A great shepherd, as well as see some of the implications this has on our ministry and our lives.

Today, we look at the story of doubting Thomas, seeing some of the things Jesus’ scars tell us about the resurrection and how we should live now as well. It is also communion, so have your elements ready.

Today, David Kruse is preaching, sharing a bit about his own faith journey with scripture and looking at how the story of the Road to Emmaus has impacted him.

Today, we look at the story of Easter in the book of Mark, seeing a bit of what it tells us about how our Lord thinks of us and our community as well.

Today, we look at the story of Palm Sunday in the book of John, where we see our Lord going to his death undeterred, and we ask ourselves, “Will we go with Him?”

Join us for this live recording of our annual Good Friday Service, in which we remember the passion of Jesus Christ and our role in it.

Today, in our final Sunday of Lent, we look at what it means to be asked to go to the death for our faith in Jesus Christ.

Today, we continue our short time in Lent by looking at the most widely known passage in the Bible, and seeing what it has to tell us about what it means to reach out to others.

Today, we begin our short time in Lent by looking at the story of Christ's temptation in the book of Mark and seeing what it tells us about our own ministries.

Today we have Bill McCaskell of Onehope Canada with us sharing an update, as well as about the wonderful Identity we can find in Jesus Christ.

Today we have guest speaker Les Kroeker from Portage Evangelical with us, asking us if we are willing to put down before God the things important to us.

Today, Epiphany comes to an end by looking at the Transfiguration, which tells us a lot about what it means that God is with us all. It is also communion!

Today, we continue our time in Epiphany by looking at when Jesus began to preach, only to be met with a terrible testimony.