The Meeting House London
1680 Richmond Street N6G 3Y9 London, ON, Canada

We’re actively working to begin the process of healing and peacebuilding with Indigenous partners, relying on their knowledge to guide our collective work projects." Read more about MCC’s Indigenous Neighbours program and how you can support reconciliation and peace work in Ontario: http://ow.ly/OUco50DD1FO

Learn how to become a peacemaker themeetinghouse.com/peacemakers

The final takeaway: Start with building relationships so that none of the people in our congregations who happen to be disabled are being ignored. ICYMI, catch the full teaching from Bruxy & David Onley at youtu.be/v3NGIBicRwM #ComeAsYouAre

This is about kingdom community, not church charity. This is not about the church becoming more embracing of those people. It is always about being ourselves, the alternative society, and growing together. Join us tomorrow @ 10AM EST as we continue our series on disability, accessibility, and Jesus with former journalist and Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, David Onley ... themeetinghouse.com/live

Restorative justice allows an opportunity for exploration, for dialogue when harm has occurred. Learn more about how you can support restorative justice efforts in Ontario at themeetinghouse.com/peacemakers

Love only works when it comes from the bottom up, not from the top down. You can’t legislate people into love. They have to experience it and embrace it for themselves. The best news fam: Chris & Eric are back with a new #blog post on what would happen if Jesus was president ow.ly/wCkG50Coe4N

The conflict creates distance between us so we can’t see each other as mutually valuable and loved by God. Catch the full teaching from Jimmy at youtu.be/kt1up_mvS7Y

Love is an active commitment to the wellbeing of another person. So how can we love our enemies without becoming a doormat? Catch Bruxy's answer below, and be sure to check out more great BBQs with our full playlist: bit.ly/BBQ_playlist

London Parish Weeky News: https://mailchi.mp/the/london-parish-weekly-news-zmxqs3b4nz

Hey London Meeting House Family! On November 28th we have the opportunity to serve a hospitality meal for people in our city. We've been serving these meals for a while now and its been an awesome experience. All social distancing and appropriate COVID protocols will be in place. This meal is fully authorized by the city of London and follows strictly the Middlesex Health Units recommendations. There will be an opportunity to have some folks take the food out, and some... can dine in with minimal seating in the large meeting space. The meal is already planned and mostly prepared, we just need to do some minor prep and then serve others. We need 2-3 people to come at 1 pm and help prepare some of the meal and the rest of the team come at 2 pm. Are you interested in serving? Email - Eric at [email protected] or Phil at [email protected]

God is internally relational because God is love. But if that’s the case, why is he three-in-one? Why not two or four or fifty? Catch Bruxy's answer below, and be sure to check out more great BBQs at bit.ly/BBQ_playlist

"Judging others makes us blind, whereas love is illuminating. By judging others we blind ourselves to our own evil and to the grace which others are just as entitled to as we are." -Dietrich Bonhoeffer A reminder from last Sunday's teaching. See you tomorrow at 10AM EST as we continue our #PoliticsofPeace series with Darrell! Who can you invite? // themeetinghouse.com/live

Observe how Christ loved us. His love was not cautious but extravagant. He didn’t love in order to get something from us but to give everything of himself to us. Love like that. (Ephesians 5:1-2, MSG) See you tomorrow as we continue our #PoliticsofPeace series with Jimmy! // 10AM EST @ themeetinghouse.com

It’s extravagant, it doesn’t make sense. We’ll never comprehend the way you love us. Join Anna, Rachel, Jordan, Steve, Frank, and Marcello as they play Extravagant. Plus find more music with our full playlist: http://ow.ly/gv5x50CqjY2

Two things are true: 1) Christians can always be at peace, looking for God at work in everything to draw out some good. 2) Christians can also look for ways to partner with what God is doing, to be actively involved in birthing goodness into this world.