All are welcome 

 

 Join us THIS Sunday at 10:00 am

Thomson Funeral Home (669 Broadway)

JANUARY 11, 2026- WE WILL NOT BE MEETING AT THOMSON- WE WILL BE AT OUR ANNUAL WINTER RETREAT, CURLING AT SPERLING.

WANT TO LEARN MORE? CHECK OUT "Our Bulletins" FOR MORE INFORMATION.

IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT TO SPERLING,

THERE WILL BE A ZOOM CONVERSATION IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN. SEE OUR BULLETINS FOR ZOOM LINK.

 

 

Hope Mennonite Church is a Christian congregation in the Anabaptist tradition, meeting in Winnipeg's West Broadway neighbourhood. We celebrate the mystery of God's grace and respond by striving to follow Jesus Christ into a life dedicated to peace and justice.

 

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Hope Mennonite Church is an Affirming Church

The people of Hope Mennonite Church are diverse in how we identify our own sexual orientations, sexes, and gender identities. We desire to follow Jesus’ example of acting with love, compassion, justice, and equality, recognizing the intrinsic worth of every human being as part of creation. We continue on this welcoming journey, recognizing that we will always have something new to learn. Helpful Resources

 

Safe Church Policy and procedures

The people of Hope Mennonite Church envision a safe space for all to gather, worship, play and interact. Safety includes but is not limited to sexual, spiritual, physical and emotional realms. We recognize that all of us, and children and marginalized groups, are vulnerable to the abuse of power. In response, we have developed this policy to guide how we interact with each other and how to respond when we are concerned about a possible misuse of power. 

Safe Church Policy and Procedures

Land Acknowledgment

We acknowledge that we live and worship on the original lands of the Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and the homeland of the Red River Métis. These are treaty lands, covenanted between Indigenous and settler peoples in 1871. We acknowledge that the water we drink each day is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation. Most of us are settlers. Our ancestors came to these lands only recently and, knowingly or not, benefitted from treaty and the Crown’s dispossession of Indigenous peoples. We recognize that settler colonialism is not in a thing of the past, and that we continue to benefit from the dispossession of host peoples. And so we commit: to learning and listening that centers Indigenous calls to action; to redress the wrongs of past and present by educating ourselves, building relationships of respect, standing with Indigenous peoples, and speaking truth to power. We are treaty people, and through the strength of community and the courage of our God, we seek to honour our living covenant.
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