Black History Celebration Service
11:00 am on Zoom Feb 28
We are a welcoming, caring community, called by Christ and enabled by the spirit, to share God’s love by living our faith.
Mount Zion
Lutheran Church, Waterloo
Upcoming Events
April 18
Spring Book Study
Health Council will hold a book study on The Spoon Stealer by well-known Canadian author Leslie Crew. This is Emmeline’s story, who never quite fit in her rural Nova Scotia family. She flees to England and builds her life there. When she unexpectedly inherits the family farm late in her life, she returns to her family, so broken by loss and secrecy. Full of humour, family secrets, and women’s friendships, this book explores the power of knowing ourselves and speaking the truth. The study will be held in person in the Fellowship Hall on Tuesday, April 18, 1:30-3:00 pm. Copies are available at the Kitchener and Waterloo libraries, or you may purchase one at the local bookstores. Check early as it is a very popular book. If you have questions, please ask Mary Slethaug or other members of the Health Council.
April 15
Spring Benefit Concert
Banding Together for Refugee Support
Saturday, April 15, 2023,
2 pm
Featuring the Waterloo Concert Band
directed by Trevor Wagler
Speaker: Jennifer Ardon, Refugee Resettlement Manager, Canadian Lutheran World Relief (CLWR)
Admission by Donation
Mount Zion Lutheran Church, 29 Westmount Road S, Waterloo
Dawson Street Entrance (Rear door).
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Black History at 11 am Feb 26 In Person and Streaming
Please Note the time change. The service will begin 11 am.
Black History Month is a time to reflect on and celebrate the significant contributions of those of African descent to Canadian culture. This is also a time of awareness building and learning to help deepen understanding and strengthen relationships in the whole human family.
On February 26 selection of special musicians and speakers will join us including Dr. Paulette Brown, from Martin Luther University, as guest preacher, and Bishop Michael Pryse will also participate in this inspiring service.
It will be followed by a scrumptious Caribbean Feast, entertainment and guest speaker Andre Johnson of the Waterloo Regional Police Department.