Witness Workers

Witness Worker Report: Sook Kyoung and Bock Ki have had some good times to be with pastor couples from within Mennonite Church South Korea.  They get together every 3 months for sharing and support.  Bock Ki is also pleased that the restorative justice facilitation training that is done through the Chuncheon Community Peace Centre has found its way into two congregations both in Jeju and in Nonsan.  So, two more centres are being established that are connected to the Mennonite churches in those areas.  

 

Bock Ki has been working with Mennonite Church South Korea leadership on new pastor training.  Like the membership classes that they do, this pastor training is very comprehensive and done over a long period of time.  

Bock Ki mentioned Anabaptist History, Biblical Interpretation, and Anabaptist/Mennonite pastoral ministry.  These new pastors are very needed in the MCSK network.

May we continue to pray and support them as we see how we can connect  more closely with our family of faith in South Korea.  

Peace Conference

MCC Sask Peace Conference; Sat Nov 7; 9-4:30. MCC in partnership with the office of the Treaty Commissioner, invite you to join us for the Peace Conference. The theme is: The grass is still growing: returning to the spirit & intent of Treaty. Treaty is an important framework for building peace in our province. To mark the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6, this year’s Peace Conference presents a special partnership with the Office of the Treaty Commissioner. We will take a close look into the original meaning & covenantal intentions of Treaty, & explore the implications of living as Treaty people in Saskatchewan today. For more info: https://mennonitecentralcommittee.cmail19.com/t/i-l-vtybyd-ihjjikujty-r/

The Unexpected Butterfly Garden Oct 28, 2026,  7:00 PM  Location: a zoom presentation on line
Register here: 

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/WC_-CtCvQ3eXSD0CrLCy8Q#/registration

Discover how to attract and support butterflies in your garden with this beginner-friendly presentation. Learn how to identify common butterflies, choose the best host and nectar plants, provide essential habitat, meet their water needs, and understand the impact pesticides can have on butterfly populations. Featuring more than 100 photos of butterflies and plants, this presentation also includes practical book recommendations and simple, affordable ways to make a difference. Unlike many climate actions that require significant investment, creating butterfly-friendly spaces can cost little to nothing and is something almost anyone can do. Best of all, it adds beauty, wonder, and joy to everyday life.

Presentation length: 45-60 minutes
Questions and discussion: 15-20 minutes
Presented: by Ingrid Thiessen, 
member of the Grace Mennonite Church (Regina) Creation Care Committee

 

Craft 'n Chat

 Craft 'n Chat

~Thurs, Oct 8, 10am at GMC

~Thurs, Oct 29th, 7pm Aileen's

 You are welcome to bring your own projects to work on & join in on the fellowship

Fall Guest Speakers

Upcoming Guest Speakers:

          ~Sept 27; Randy Klassen; Indigenous Neighbors Coordinator, MCC Sask.

         ~ Oct 4; Ken Quiring

         ~ Oct 18; Dan Graber

 As we start our new fall season we hope you can be here either in person or online.

World Communion Sunday

We will be celebrating communion on Sun Oct 4th. Please join us in celebrating the Lord's Table. If you are watching online have your supplies ready.

Thanksgiving Cultural Food Potluck

"Thanksgiving Cultural Food Pot Luck” on Sun, Oct 18, after the church service. 

The theme is “for the Love of:  family, the church, health…..” everyone can think of things they love & are grateful for during this time of Thanksgiving. 

This will be a Fundraiser, by donation, for the GMC Refugee Program. 

Folks are asked to please bring a cultural dish (large) to share & to show the diversity of GMC. 

Also, bring the following:
A - K - a large salad (to serve 10-12) & ½ dozen buns
L - Z  - a large dessert (to serve 10-12)

           Everyone is welcome; invite friends!

Thanksgiving Testimonies

Sunday Oct 11; we hope to feature 2-3 people sharing what they are thankful for. Even in their day to day life; when some difficult circumstances come along.  So if you have something that you are thankful for that you would like to share, contact the office. It’s amazing to see the impact of someone sharing their story, being honest with struggles but also sharing how they are choosing thankfulness.

God's mercies are new everyday!

Thanksgiving Food Drive

We will be collecting donations for the Regina Food Bank. Pease bring your donations: Sun, Oct 11. The baskets will be at the front of the church. We will have a time during the service where you can bring your gifts forward.

We give because so much has been given to us and we are thankful.

Church Office Hours

Office Hours: The Church office will be closed on Thurs, Oct 8- Fri Oct 9 for Lynanne to have a medical procedure & recuperation.  Please pray for her.       

           Lynanne will be on vacation from Tues Oct 13- Fri, Oct 16.

         We are sorry for any inconvenience. Dept heads please have all invoices, that can't wait until the end of the month, in to Lynanne by Wed, Oct 7th. Any issues that come up please contact Emilie or Char.

Enjoy your time off Lynanne.

Ladies Coffee Time

This Week's Ladies Coffee Group:

Tues  at Northgate Mall Food court; 2pm. All Ladies welcome!