Walking Together Through Life’s Transitions ~ Lunch and Entertainment for Seniors A supportive conversation group about aging, care, and what matters most ****** The Teen Youth Ministry is excited to host a special luncheon for our senior adults on Wednesday, March 18!  Join us for a delicious meal and warm fellowship. Following lunch, we'll gather […]

Join us for White Bird, an inspirational film about wartime memories of the German occupation of France. A bully expelled from his school in New York City meets his French grandmother who teaches him about their family's past in wartime occupied France. "A story of hope, kindness and courage in the darkest of time." Starring […]

May 5th is National Red Dress Day. It is a day to remember the Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, girls, men, and two-spirit people (MMIWG2S+) in Canada. Emmanuel participates in the REDress Project by hanging red dresses and shirts in the trees outside of the church building along Smyth Road. The installation is intended to […]

Join us after the service for lunch followed by a choice of two activities with the theme of poetry. There will be a chance to explore poetry for the young and young at heart, and we are also hoping to have a spoken word artist come and share their work. This event, which was previously […]

March 2027 Pilgrimage Information Session Our neighbours in the East Central Region are making plans for a visit to our partners in El Salvador in March 2027. If you would like to learn about the plans for the trip, sign up for a Zoom call on Tuesday, May 5 at 7:00 pm. To get the […]

There will be no Spring Pilgrimage Day this May. In its place, an event called Gratitude in the Garden is being organized. When: Friday May 8th, 11:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. Where: In the Emmanuel Garden and the Lounge. In the case of inclement weather, the event will move to the lounge. Who: Anyone is welcome […]

The Book Club is meeting on ZOOM on Monday, May 11th. We will start the session with a quick check-in with everyone, the book nomination process for next year, and we'll discuss our year-end outing. I look forward to reconnecting with everyone! We will be discussing Proof by Beverley McLachlin. Check out the full book […]

On a monthly basis, you may purchase Loblaws, Metro and Farm Boy Gift cards to raise funds for refugee housing through the Ottawa Mennonite Refugee Association. The grocery store partners pay OMRA between 4% and 5% of the value of the grocery cards. OMRA uses the funds to subsidize rents for refugee housing. Here is […]

Funds raised through Tulipathon go directly toward subsidies that help tenants manage the cost of housing. For many, this support provides stability during uncertain times and helps ensure they can remain in their homes. It allows individuals and families to focus on their wellbeing, their families, and their futures without the added stress of financial […]