MacGregor EMC

This week is Parent/Child dedication Sunday! So we look at Psalm 23, a psalm of confidence, to encourage our new parents as they raise their children into an uncertain future.

This Sunday we are joined by the Sayer family, missionaries in Seville Spain, who share with us what they have learned it takes to reach out to others with the gospel message.

This week we have Dr. Dustin Burlet with us to share what his doctoral work on the Flood in Genesis has taught him about showing the Love of Christ to those he disagrees with.

This Sunday, in our series A Summer in the Psalms, we look at the psalms of thanksgiving and what they tell us about how showing our thanks to the Lord should look.

This Sunday, in our series A Summer in the Psalms, we look at the Laments, and what they tell us about our relationship with God at our lowest moments. This week is also Communion, so make sure to have your elements on hand.

This Sunday we begin our new series, A Summer in the Psalms, looking at the first major genre to be found in the psalter: the Hymns of Praise.

This week we see a story that in many ways is scandalous even today, The Woman with the Alabaster Jar. A story from which we can learn a lot about how to see others.

Tyson Murray is with us this morning to share both what he will be up to this fall as he joins the MacGregor drop-in, as well as how important it is for Christians to go back to the wild with Jesus. This week we also honour our graduates!

June 12th was the annual MEMC Sunday School Picnic, which means we got to hear a few Bible facts that bring stories we have heard to us in a new light.

This week, we bring our series looking at the life and ministry of Christ to an end by looking at the day the church was born; Pentecost.

This week we see Jesus ascend to heaven, a miracle that teaches us both that there is a place there for us as well, and that it is possible to know God now like never before.

This week, Dan Ingram from Circle Square Ranch is here to talk with us both about what has been going on at the camp, as well as about a passage that has gotten him through difficult times.

In the Great Commission, we are shown how Jesus is the fulfillment of scripture. Now what’s left is to share the good news that one day all the world will hear.

When the Apostles first saw their risen Lord, they thought he was a ghost. Thankfully, in seeing Jesus’ body is real, we can learn a lot about the things to come. This Sunday is also communion, so make sure to have your elements ready.

Several major moments in Christ’s ministry happen due to the sharing of food. This week we look at why it is so easy to see the Lord through the sharing of hospitality.

Terry Smith is with us this morning to explore just what Christ’s resurrection all means for us believers and the rest of God’s creation.

He is risen! This week we look to Easter, what it tells us of the world to come and the hope that we can find in Jesus for the difficult times we live through today.

This week we look at the story of Palm Sunday in which we see Jesus proclaimed king. We also hold communion, so make sure to have your elements in hand.

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.

This week we look at Jesus’ teaching that the first should be last, exploring what it says about how Christians should live towards others.

This week we explore God as the Alpha who provides, protects, guides, directs. God as Rest, God as our Answer.

This week we hear about bearing fruit, God’s mystery, and how Christ’s presence in us (and in Sudanese believers) enables us to reach out and endure suffering. Communion concludes the service.

This week we learn about church planting in Paraguay, four personal stories, and having the simple faith of a child.

This week we look at how Jesus teaches us to pray, and what that says about our relationship with the divine.

This week we explore Jesus’ sending of the seventy-two, seeing the impact this has on us today. This Sunday is also communion, so make sure to gather up your elements to join in.