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7:00 pm Monday - Thursday evenings

Worship, study, and thoughtful discussion (Sign in any time after 6:45, Service starts at 7:00 pm)

Formed By The Living Waters: Tools of the Trade

Waterloo Anglicans/Lutherans 2026 Lenten Series

Wednesdays in Lent

6: 00 pm Each evening begins with a Community Meal of

Soup, Bread and Water

7:00 pm Worship - Holden Evening Prayer

7:15 pm Presenter and Discussion

8:15 pm Blessing & Journey home

Mar 4 Trillium Lutheran Church 22 Willow St

“Jeremiah17:7-8, 13” Preaching

Mar 11 Holy Saviour 33 Allen St East

“Jeremiah 2:13” Advocacy

Mar 18 Mount Zion 29 Westmount Road South

“Ezekiel 47:1-12” Community Engagement

Mar 25 All Saints’ 400 Northfield Dr W.

“John 7:37-39” Worship Planning

A Lenten Discipline

Praying for Daria Egereva

Pr. Peter Kuhnert and Kata Kuhnert

In the season of Christmas 2025, the people of Mount Zion began praying for Daria Egereva, the Selkup Indigenous defender and climate change activist who was arrested in Moscow on Dec. 17, 2025. She remains in custody, now 70 days after her arrest.

The Selkup people are an Indigenous Arctic people who traditionally live between the Ob and Yenisey rivers in what is now Russia. In Russia today, there are forty-seven small Indigenous minority groups. The Selkup are a small Indigenous nation, who numbered more than 4,000 people in the Russian census of 2002. They speak a dialect in the Southern Someyedic group of Uralic languages. Traditionally, the Selkup people are semi-nomadic hunters and fishers. The name Selkup means “forest people”

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