MacGregor EMC

Today, we talk about a little of what the Bible has to say about our relationship with our children, as well as a bit about how that relationship can be lived out day to day.

Today, we talk about a little of what the Bible has to say about being the best friends we can be, as well as we have communion.

Today, Tyson Murray and Devon Hildebrandt of YFC the Hub are with us to give an update to their ministry, as well as share how we can draw closer to God.

Today, we talk about how the Bible can be understood to talk about divorce, as well as how we as Christians, couples and individuals, should live in response.

Today we look at some of what the Bible says about thankfulness, as well as why and how we can learn to live out more thankfulness in our lives starting now.

Today we look at some of the big things the Bible teaches about Forgiveness, as well as look at how we can use these teachings in our own lives and relationships.

Today, we look at a picture of what marriage was created to be, as well as what it should not try to do, and we ask how this impacts us daily.

Today, we look at some things the Bible says about all relationships we as believers may find ourselves in, and look at how we can live out the love of Christ as a result.

Today, we look at some of what the Bible teaches in regard to how we should live toward our neighbours, asking what this means when it comes to reaching out.

Today, we begin our fall series looking at how we as Christians can think of and live out different kinds of relationships. We begin by looking at our relationship with labour.

Today, we have Martin Harder, our very own MEMC homegrown former mayor of Winkler, with us to talk about the importance of living our faith in our Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Today, we have two child dedications at MEMC, and we talk about what the Bible says about legacy, a fitting topic for such a joyful day.

Today, we talk about what the Bible has to say about hope and why this message is a powerful one in the face of the existential despair that is all too common these days.

Over the past two weeks, we were privileged to have two engaging young speakers, Linden Guenther and Dustin Penner, share with us what God has placed on their hearts.

Today we look at what the Bible has to say about living wisely, why it is important, and how we can start learning to live wisely today.

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.