At LMC
Join us at 10am for Worship!
Following the service come to Fellowship Hall for coffee.
Christian Education will meet this week.
- Kid Zone (age 2 – grade 6) will meet in the Sanctuary Basement.
- Youth (Grade 7- 12) – will meet in Room 109.
- Adults will meet in the Sanctuary.
Please check your weekly bulletin for prayer requests and other church family news.
In the Community
Grow Hope 2026: Our generous Alberta farmers will, once again, be growing 344 acres of crops to benefit the world. Don’t despair, make a difference! You can Grow Hope and help to provide daily bread for people around the world. Sponsor acres or a part of an acre of Alberta farmland ($350/acre) and our Grow Hope farmers will grow and sell the crop. Proceeds go into MCC’s account at the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and are used for food relief, agricultural training, and livelihood support around the world! Go to org/growhopealberta to learn more.
RSVP for the Relief Sale! Bergthal Event Centre is hosting the MCC Alberta Relief Sale on May 30, featuring fundraising, fellowship, and food. If you’re planning to come and haven’t yet, please RSVP at mcc.org/events/albertareliefsale!
Do you have a donation you’ve been meaning to drop off at MCC Thrift but keep forgetting? The Calgary Thrift Shop team will host a thrift donations drop-off at the Relief Sale. Please, no furniture or other large item donations as our cargo space back to Calgary from Didsbury is limited!
For information about MCC announcements, or questions about any MCC activity, call the MCC Alberta office at 403-275-6935.
Mennonite Disaster Service
We are grateful that all volunteer positions to serve with MDS in Denare Beach, Saskatchewan this spring and summer are now filled. If you are interested in being on a waitlist for the fall or in case of cancellations, please contact Weekly Volunteer Coordinator, Michelle Stoesz, at 1-866-261-1274 or mstoesz@mds.org. Find more info about this response at https://mds.org/response/
Mennonite Disaster Service is offering General Leadership, Construction Leaders, and Cooks training from September 21-25, 2026 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. If you are interested in being a leadership volunteer or have questions about this training, you can contact Volunteer Manager, Rose Klassen, at 1-866-261-1274 or rklassen@mds.org. Find more info about this training at https://mds.org/event/.
Want to learn more about volunteering with Mennonite Disaster Service? Join our Zoom call on August 24 at 7:30pm EST. This Zoom meeting provides an opportunity for prospective volunteers to learn about MDS and the many available volunteer opportunities! Register by August 19 at https://mds.org/event/ways-to-
Camp Evergreen: Click here to learn more about any of these events!
Forged Retreat: June 5–7
A weekend built for fathers, sons, brothers, and friends to grow stronger together. Be part of what God is forging.
Register on our website here.
Canadian Mennonite University
MHC Gallery: Three – You are invited to the exhibition Three by Tammy Hendrickx. Through a range of media, the exhibit celebrates the discovery of a creative self. Three runs from May 8 to July 4. Admission is by donation. Visit cmu.ca/gallery for more information.
CommonWord Book Launch: Truth and Love by Dr. Paul Redekop –
MHC Gallery textile exhibitions – You are invited to two exhibitions celebrating contemporary textiles. Lois Klassen’s Lamentation and Celebration is a series of collaged quilts that explore grief amid life’s beauty. In Second Nature, artist Kae Sasaki works with reclaimed Japanese vintage beads. The exhibition runs from April 24 to June 20. Visit cmu.ca/gallery for more information.
Chester Ronning Centre
Scenes from a Divided Countryside: Rural Alberta and the UCP – For a long time, “rural Alberta” has served as an unsatisfactory though convenient political short-hand for many. In this talk, Epp will suggest that the deepening fault-lines in this province do not divide “rural” from “urban,” so much as they run through rural communities, where the day-to-day points of political friction — whether on health, municipal authority, taxation, land, or environment — mostly involve the provincial government, and have little to do with Ottawa. Join David Goa and Roger Epp for our final Philosopher Café before we break for the summer. All are welcome to join in on this discussion. | Philosopher Café Series June 3 | 1:30 – 3 p.m. Mainstreet 1908, 4857 50 St, Camrose, AB.
Hands Off Our Books: A Ronning Centre Conversation – In partnership with The Fellowship of the Camrose Public Library we will be featuring a screening of The Librarians and a panel on the challenges facing public libraries—and how we can support them in Alberta. June 3 | 6:30 pm Mayer Hall, Lougheed Performing Arts Centre.