Impactus Mens Conference March 4

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SPEAKER HIGHLIGHT

Mike Voll is the lead pastor at North Pointe Community Church in Edmonton. He is passionate about seeing people come to Real Hope, New Life, and Lasting Purpose through a relationship with Jesus Christ. He loves his family and is learning the ropes of hunting from some great guys in his life.

Join Mike during session 1 as he shares how we can "press in" to God.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER TODAY

At the Impactus Men’s Conference, you'll learn how to "press in" to all God has for you and to become the man he is calling you to be.

Event Pricing

Early Bird - $55.00 Ea. (Ends Feb. 13, 2023)

Regular Price - $65.00 Ea. (Ends March 3, 2023)

At The Door - $70.00 (Ends March 4, 2023)

Group Tickets - $50.00 (Min 5 Tickets)

REGISTER NOW!

Thank you to our generous sponsors

Impactus | 210 - 3027 Harvester Road, Burlington, L7N 3G7 Canada

Connecting Meota!

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Dear Meota,

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We have a 5th Sunday coming up this week!  Where is the single service and the Pot Luck?!
(Hint: in Diamond Valley!)
The Readings contain a few favourites: "What does the Lord require of you? " and " The Beatitudes!"
Look for the article on How to Pray the Beatitudes.
A Beatitudes cartoon - those silly sheep are at it again!
Upcoming events: Prayer and Praise and a Prayer Workshop in High River.
All this and a bit of a format change incorporating Meota Meanderings!
Check it out; we are truly Blessed!

Connecting Meota

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Hey Meota!
Results of the survey are in. You liked much of what's there and asked for more up-to-date info on parish and diocese events - so, it's all here this week!
There are two studies from the diocese, a workshop in March that Meota has been invited to,, and.... our 5th Sunday Service and Potluck!
Plus- 10 prayers to get closer to God, a moose on a car  and a final sunset prayer to bless you in the middle of this week.
Enjoy!

Connecting Meota!

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Connecting Meota this week has the latest announcements.
It has Readings for this Sunday, a crossword based on the Gospel, a poem on the plight of Ukraine, jokes for winter, and tips to enhance your prayer list. Finally, the last page has the Recitation that Rev Alan's Grandpa read every Christmas, for years and years,  at the midnight Christmas Eve Service!  Be Blessed! 

Connecting Meota!

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Dear Meota,
How did you do on the Christmas Carol Quiz?  Answers included in this week's Connecting Meota! One of the Readings for this Sunday is "the Lord bless you and keep you," from the book of Numbers. There is a chart of the Bible Timeline for the Book of Numbers.  Check out when Moses was born! Do you have a New Year's Resolution?  Some suggestions on how to grow closer to God! Dec 31 in Turner Valley for the whole family and how to recycle your Christmas tree. Lots of Christmas cartoons to tickle your funny bone and.... a word search.
Finally, we DO have church January 1st, time and location listed in your Connecting Meota!
Enjoy!

Ambrose Day of Prayer - Tuesday, February 7, 2023

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Dear partner congregations of Ambrose University,

The Board of Governors of the university has designated Tuesday, February 7, 2023, as the Ambrose Day of Prayer. And we are writing to invite you to join us in prayer on, and prior to, this day as we ask for God’s providential care and blessing upon the life, mission, and student body of Ambrose University.

The day will include a number of prayer events and gatherings throughout the day – including our board of governors meeting together for a dedicated time of prayer – led by members of the Ambrose community. There will also be an opportunity for those of you who have students at Ambrose to gather with them over lunch so that you can bless them by praying with and for them.

We would be very pleased if you would keep us in mind that day. Starting in the New Year we will be posting regular updates on our website – www.ambrose.edu – leading up to February 7 noting particular items that could be included in your prayers.

Additionally, please consider including Ambrose in the Pastoral Prayer or Prayers of the People on Sunday, February 5. In mid-January, we will send out an “Ambrose Day of Prayer” resource that you may find helpful. Again, you can reference our website for a list of those items for which we are, in particular, asking for God’s blessing and provision.

Warmly in Christ,
Gordon T. Smith, President and Terry Fach, Campus Chaplain