PPT-Mennonite Church Saskatchewan

Refresh Refocus Renew Open our hearts to receive You O pen us to Your healing O pen us to Your future Opening Worship Opening Song Come Walk with us StJ 2 Welcome Songs . X No From the Pastors Desk The Hound of Heaven by Firman Gingerich When I was 10 or 11 an older brother bought a hunting dog to help hunt raccoons I remember getting to go with my brother and his friends on an evening hunt This dog was something Canada’s Breadbasket. Changing Ways of Life. Throughout the 1800’s European settlers came to the Plains region.. They changed the culture of the indigenous people. Changes came from trade goods . Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan used to be part of the Northwest Territories, until it and Alberta were separated as two separate provinces. The region had been too large to administer, and they couldn’t afford everything the people needed. . Precambrian . Sheild. Is the most stable rock in Canada (is in Northern Canada). Was formed when two continents collided causing volcanoes to erupt and lava to build up. The tops of the mountains were worn down causing those minerals to stay there. 1 by John Considine 1. Mennonite Low German in Canada ―We are,‖ reflects Joseph Dueck, one of the Mennonite characters =n Rudy Wiebe’s novel Peace Shall Destroy Many , ―d Betty Pries. L3 Consulting Group. www.L3group.ca. betty@L3group.ca. . Being the Church in the 21. st. Century. MC Saskatchewan. Betty Pries. L3 Consulting Group. www.L3group.ca. betty@L3group.ca. . Employee Engagement Survey. Saskatchewan Polytechnic Kick-Off Call. Topic. TalentMap & Saskatchewan Polytechnic . Introductions . Contract Review (Saskatchewan Polytechnic scope). Our Confidentiality Policy. “In Gaining . Our Disability We Enhanced Our . Abilities” . Robin . East. 1. The . Act SETS A TIMELINE. Achieve . a Barrier-Free Saskatchewan for persons with . disabilities . by a . deadline. that the Act will . Five years ago, leaders of the national and area churches reflected together on the future of the Mennonite Church in Canada. We met together for prayer, worship, laughter and lament. . As we considered current trends, our social and cultural context, congregational expectations, and much more, we recognized our challenge to serve God and the church more effectively and in a more unified way.. 141,000. people live in Abbotsford- BC Stats, 2012. 7.2% growth since 2001 – Stats Canada, 2011. 26% of residents were born outside of Canada. BC is the least religious province in Canada . (41% of Metro Vancouver claiming no religion – Stats Canada, 2011) . November . 15, 2014. INTERPRETIVE COMMENTS. Definition of marriage as “one man and one woman for life”. GC’s – 1986. MC’s – 1987. GC’s & MC’s - 1995. St. Louis – 1999. Mennonite Church Canada. warmest. years globally. in the 133 period of record.. 2010 - 2012 mark the 34. th. , 35. th. , and 36. th. consecutive. year respectively with . global temperatures above the. 20. th. century average. . Water and Sanitation Innovations for the Arctic. February 5, 2013. Dr. James Irvine. Medical Health Officer, Population Health Unit. And Professor, Academic Family Medicine, University of Saskatchewan. (. S. A. B. S. W. ). . History . The Saskatchewan Association of Black Social Workers (hereinafter SABSW) is a local independent body from the Saskatchewan Association of Social Worker , but the two have a collaborative working relationship. Florence K Mudzongo founded the SABSW on December 7, 2022. Akin to the concerns raised by Black Social workers in other Canadian provinces, the SABSW was created out of the concern of Black social workers and students in the province of Saskatchewan including practicing in isolation, working in hostile conditions, and enormous institutional barriers to professional advancement. Other concerns that led to the formation of SABSW are the current and future of social work profession and education curriculum and how it serves and affect the Black communities in Saskatchewan. At an informal meeting with Marvin .