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During the webinar we will explore: Is what exists today in Israel and Palestine apartheid? What can we learn from the struggle against apartheid in South Africa? How can my faith community become an Apartheid-Free Community? What would that mean? Register Here: https://unjppi.us6.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7f4ab9a5a57204972eba6a8cf&id=9e30d8b09b&e=898dac6991

Three Zoom webinars, on April 8, 15 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ET, will be led by retired Mennonite University professor Dan Epp-Tiessen. The sessions will explore the history of Christian antisemitism, its consequences, and why we must reject it while supporting Palestinians in their struggle for a just peace. Facilitators are Adele Boy and Barbara Lloyd from the Palestine Networks of the Shining Waters and East Central Ontario regions. Register by April 1 at...

Get into the festive spirit at our special Christmas fundraiser show on Saturday, December 6th! Journey through the ages of Santa Claus, from the legends of Saint Nicholas to modern tales. The performance will feature Paul Constable (#CanadianTireGuy) as the narrator, Loralee McGuirl with her lively jazz band playing contemporary songs, and the talented LPCC soloists covering medieval carols. Join us for a unique afternoon of music and storytelling as we celebrate the festive season! This...

Amahl and his mother open their door to three strangers—and find a life forever transformed. Amahl and the Night Visitors is a heartwarming one-act opera by Gian Carlo Menotti, originally created for television in 1951. The story follows Amahl, a poor, disabled shepherd boy, and his widowed mother. One night, they are visited by three kings—Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar—on their journey to present gifts to the Christ child. Despite their poverty, Amahl and his mother offer the kings...

Please join us for the second session on the Birth of Christian Art. This time we are looking at sculpted images that emerged in the early 300s. They appear in Rome on stone coffins known as sarcophagi. They show scenes from Jesus' life and miracles, including what seems to be a magic wand in his hand! Join Rev. Stephen Milton for a discussion of this next chapter in the evolution of Christian art.