Peace Mennonite Church

10/19/2026

Join Us for Breakfast Church! 🥞☕
📅 Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026 at 9:30 am
📍 Peace Mennonite Church
Come share food, fellowship, and faith with us. All are welcome!

Join Us for Breakfast Church! 🥞☕Worship Song Sheet: https://peace...

10/19/2026

What is your picture of God?

God reveals Godself as merciful, gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love (Exodus 34:6). Even when we mess up, God meets us with compassion, patience, and grace. God tips the scale in favor of love.

May we see God not through our fears, but through God’s unfailing love—and extend that same love to others.

🎥 Watch the sermon here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXT1NoAHQDg

10/15/2026

Oct. 18, 2026 | WHAT IS YOUR PICTURE OF GOD?
Text: Psalm 90:1-12 & Psalm 103:1-2, 6-18

Same human condition. Very different pictures of God’s posture toward us. Psalm 90 and Psalm 103 face the same realities of human frailty, suffering, and mortality, yet respond with a striking contrast—one dominated by anger and wrath, the other by compassion, grace, and steadfast love. Scripture itself contains faithful voices wrestling with the character of God. What is God really like, and how does God relate to us? (See Exodus 34:6-7—God’s self-revelation of God’s character)

Title: WHAT IS YOUR PICTURE OF GOD?Text: Psalm 90 & Psalm 103Spea...

10/13/2026

Community Meal Update - October 20, 2026

Our gym will be used as a voting station for the advance voting in the Provincial Election, so our October 20 Community Meal will be takeaway only.

Pickup will be available starting at 5:30 PM in the Fireside Room. Please use the back entrance to collect your meal.

Thank you for your understanding!

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Oct. 11, 2026 | TWO HARD NO’S!—DAVID (PART 2)
Text: 2 Samuel 7:1–7, 11–13; 1 Chronicles 22:6–10 (NRSVUE)
Speaker: Winston Pratt

David longs to build a house for God, but God says no. Later, Scripture looks back and names David’s life of warfare and bloodshed as part of the reason. We’ll explore what this developing biblical picture might reveal about God, violence, peace, and how Scripture itself invites us to see God more clearly.

Title: TWO HARD NO'S! -- DAVID (PART 2)Text: 2 Samuel 7:1-14; 1 Ch...

10/02/2026

Oct. 4, 2026 | TWO HARD NO’S!—MOSES (PART 1)
Text: Numbers 20:1–12; Deuteronomy 3:23–27
Speaker: Winston Pratt

How did Moses fail to uphold God’s holiness before the people? Moses longs to enter the Promised Land, but God says no. We’ll wrestle with one of Scripture’s difficult stories and ask what it reveals about Moses, about God, and about how we discern the character of God through the larger biblical story.

Title: TWO HARD NO'S! -- MOSES (PART 1)Text: Numbers 20:1-12; Deut...

09/25/2026

Sept. 27, 2026 | CALL TO RECONCILIATION & HEALING: Stories from Our Past & Present
Guest Speaker: Elder Dorothy Visser & Bridget Findlay

Our honoured guest, Elder Dorothy Visser, is a residential school Survivor. Consider wearing orange as we remember the children who never returned home, honour Survivors and their families, and renew our commitment to truth, reconciliation, and healing.

Everyone is welcome. The service will be held in the Fireside Room at 10 a.m.

09/10/2026

Sept. 13, 2026 | WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Genesis 32:22–32 (CEB)
Speaker: Winston Pratt

As we enter a season of wrestling and discernment, Jacob’s story offers both insight and encouragement. Jacob wrestles with God and receives the blessing he seeks—the assurance that God will go with him and before him. He also receives a new name, Israel, marking a new beginning. Remarkably, the name associated with wrestling becomes the name of God’s people.

Why would God choose this name for God’s people? This sermon will explore how wrestling, when motivated by a desire for faithfulness, is a posture God welcomes and blesses. It reveals a deeply relational God who invites us to wrestle, struggle and grow. Faithful wrestling is not a failure of faith; it is part of what it means to be the people of God.

Title: WHAT'S IN A NAME?Text: Genesis 32:22–32 (CEB)Speaker: Wint...

08/13/2026

Aug. 16, 2026 | THE SCANDALOUS EXTRAVAGANCE OF GRACE
Luke 15:1-2, 11-32
Speaker: Winston Pratt

Jesus tells these parables in response to criticism for welcoming the "wrong" people. Together, the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost son reveal a God whose relentless love pursues, welcomes, restores, and celebrates the lost. The focus is not on human failure, but on God's extravagant grace. These stories confront both self-righteousness and a distorted view of God, challenging the belief that some people are beyond grace and revealing a Father who rejoices whenever even one person finds their way home.

Title: THE SCANDALOUS EXTRAVAGANCE OF GRACEText: Luke 15:1-32 Spe...