Mama's Circle
For moms and their kiddos
Join us Tuesday mornings from 10am-12pm in the playroom downstairs for coffee, tea, and snacks as we make space to talk about what's going well, what's been hard, and what's hopeful. Our volunteers spend time with the kiddos so moms have space to find connection and support. We also occasionally plan extra activities, such as sourdough making, craft projects, meeting at a playground for a walk and play, and anything else we might be interested in doing together.
Join our Facebook group where I post updates and reminders, and get feedback from moms about what they'd like to see next.
Kids Church
Sunday Morning from 10:30-11:30
Each Sunday, children will spend some time in the sanctuary as Nancy and Aleesha engage the congregation in interactive elements that all ages, stages, and walks of life will enjoy. Then children will go downstairs and enjoy activities to connect with each other, engage in creativity and playfulness, and come into prayer and reflection.
To volunteer, please speak with Aleesha.
Campus United @ Red Deer Polytechnic
Campus United is entering its third year connecting with students at RDP. We are a progressive ministry dedicated to providing spaces of belonging, authenticity, and connection for students and young adults, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, race, or faith background—all are welcome in this place. Through events, both on and off campus, we seek to provide students with a place to release the stress of studies, talk about what's happening in their lives, and find support—all while enjoying a snack and community-building activity.
If you're a student at RDP and curious about connecting with what we're doing, you can find more information at this link or contact Aleesha by texting 587-402-2192.
You may consider making a donation to help us fund meals and activities through this form.
Holding Space Newsletter
2-3 times a month, I post a newsletter about the beautiful messiness in the cycles of life, progressive spirituality, raising children, and finding belonging. Rather than be prescriptive around matter of life and faith, I seek to hold space for the uncertainty and nuance that we all experience.
Check it out here.