Churches near Mitchell MB (561 Result(s))

What's NewA Song is Sung – Exodus 15When Moses and Israel cross the Red Se,a what's the first thing they do? They sing a song. Is that a funny thing to do? It's not. A song of celebration is the most appropriate thing when we see what has happened, who has done it, and who t was for. Hear the Gospel in Exodus in this sermon from the 17th of August, 2014.The Crossing – God will really do it – Exodus 14God brings His people to a place where they really need to learn something - that is really is Him who will rescue them. Hear the Red Sea Crossing, an event which defined God's People and how God came through for them. From the 20th of July, 2014.Remember & Follow – Exodus 13Moses and Israel are called to remember God's past work through the Passover. They are also told to follow Him into their future as He goes before them in pillars of cloud and fire. What is the role of remembering? What is the role of following? Hear how both are necessary in a life of faith in this sermon from the 13th of July, 2014.The Law of God, Part IVThis is Part 4 of a mini-series on the Law of God and what it means for us today.

Support afterocated at the historic corner of Broadway and Osborne, All Saints' Anglican Church is a traditionally based Christian community known for exquisite music and a strong liturgical presence. This beautiful stone church with English Gothic interior is also known for its large collection of William Morris stained glass windows, one of the largest collections in North America.Today All Saints' Anglican Church houses three parishes - All Saints' Anglican, saint benedict's table and St. Andrews Anglican Mission ((Sudanese Community Church). Agape Table operates a breakfast and soup kitchen five mornings a week from the church hall. This beautiful historic building is a beehive of activity and serves its many communities well. ALL SAINTS' ANGLICAN CHURCH - allsts [at] mymts [dot] net Find out what's going on in the parish. Check out the '' What's Happening '' section. PARKING AVAILABLE BEHIND THE GREAT WEST LIFE BUILDING. Incumbent - edmund [dot] laldin [at] mymts [dot] net (Edmund Laldin)Sunday

We love kids. We love seeing them discover they can do more than they realize. We love watching them develop life-long friendships. We love listening to their laughter. We love seeing them grow and mature as they discover how much God loves them. We love welcoming them back to camp, year after year.Founded in 1940, Manitoba Pioneer is part of a network of nine Inter-Varsity Camps across Canada operating under the names Circle Square and Pioneer. We are committed to seeing young people transformed by the love of God actively at work in their lives.

Project Peacemakers is a body of people who are working for peace from a faith perspective and we are a local chapter of Project Ploughshares. We believe that peace is more than the absence of war. A peaceful society is one which is just and where all people are free to strive for wholeness. We try to create a peaceful society by motivating and educating ourselves and our community.We believe in a world that can love, learn and liberate. Our faith calls us to action for peace, against violence, against greed (especially in its globalized corporate form). We are in solidarity with all who share this vision.

FacebookThank you for stopping by our website. We are a vibrant community located in the heart of downtown Winnipeg; across from the MTS Centre and The Millennium Library. We are committed to Growing in Faith and being church to the those who enter our doorsWe invite you to join us this Sunday at 8:00 am; 9:45 am or 11:00 am.Please follow links for more details about us and to help you get to know us betterRev. Merv Lanctot ( Rector)

Welcome Hope Mennonite Church is a Christian congregation meeting in Winnipeg's West Broadway neighbourhood. We have an average attendance of approximately 60 persons. We seek to be open to and welcoming of all who pass through our doors. Our worship begins at 9:30 on Sunday mornings at Crossways in Common, a multi-use facility housing two churches and numerous community service organizations. Our theological roots are in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. We celebrate the mystery of God's grace and respond by striving to follow Jesus Christ into a life dedicated to peace with justice.

The Vision of Chief Cornerstone ChurchThe vision of Chief Cornerstone Church is to develop a family Church that will address the spiritual needs of people by:providing a meeting place for where people can receive, know and experience God's love, hear His Word, and be disciplined;offering a safe place for Christian counseling and guidance for men, women, elders, youth, and children;to reach First Nations people for Christ by sharing the Good News of the gospel of Jesus Christ;having a community outreach within the core are of the city;offering bible studies, seminars, and workshops;developing individuals as a congregation towards self-directed and self-governing principles that will promote spiritual growth and greater self-sufficiency and stability;ensuring that effective Bible based teaching and preaching methods are used to facilitate the spiritual growth of members and their ministries. The long-term vision to help establish family churches in the First Nation communities and to help develop strong Christian leadership within their communities.

On the Fourth Sunday of the MonthThere is NO Evensong in the summer months.Evensong resumes in the Fall.St. Aidan's Anglican Church supports the work of St. Aidan's Christian School.Click here to find out more about SACS.Services at St. Aidan's(A Notice from Pastor Dave Labdon)Click here to find out more about the development of Worship and Church Services at St. Aidan's.New Services At St. Aidan's.pdfFile Size: