Spiritual Care Ministry
The Spiritual Care Committee, in addition to assisting the pastoral staff with caring activities, takes responsibility for several ongoing events or programs of the congregation.
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Can we help?
If you are feeling that life is just too stressful, that you are all alone or that life isn’t worth living, life may get better if you find someone to talk with. Here are some places you can go to find a professional person to walk with you.
CFS Saskatoon (formerly Catholic Family Services)
https://www.cfssaskatoon.sk.ca/
200, 506 – 25th Street East, Saskatoon, SK S7K 4A7
Contact Trish St. Onge @ (306) 244-7773
Professional staff provide counselling services for individuals from 6 years of age to youth and adults, couples, and families. Payment schedule calculated on sliding scale.
Government of Saskatchewan Mental Health Services
The Link below provides a directory of Mental Health Services in the Province of Saskatchewan - Ministry of Health:
Mental Health Services Directory
The Link below is for accessing Mental Health and Addictions Services in the Saskatoon and vicinity:
Or call 306-787-7239 or email info@health.gov.sk.ca
Food Resources
The Wildwood Community Association has provided a directory of Food Access Resources.
Below is a link to their page for Summer of 2024.
Care groups
Care Groups at MRMC
Care groups are integral to our congregational life and service. If you are looking for a church home and would appreciate being part of a group of people who meet for fellowship, sharing and caring, contact the Spiritual Care Ministry using our contact form and addressing your message to the Spiritual Care Ministries Chair. Contact Us
Inspire Faith with our Collection of Anabaptist and related Resources
Go to the link below to browse their extensive selection of worship and study resources.
COFFEE TIME at Bethany Manor
Our seniors, whether they live at Bethany Manor or in their own homes or in other seniors’ facilities, are the foundation of our church. Their wisdom and insight and courage have sustained Mount Royal Mennonite Church for decades. We seek to thank and to honour our elders through visits and sharing the ‘cup and bread’ of coffee and treats.
Be encouraged: They still bear fruit in old age; they are ever full of sap and green, (Psalm 92:14)
Eternity Sunday
Eternity Sunday; the last Sunday of our Christian Church Calendar; the Sunday before Advent, also sometimes known as Christ the King Sunday.
On Eternity Sunday each year we participate in a special service remembering our loved ones who have passed away. With combined emotions of grief and love, participants take a taper, light it from the large "Christ Candle" and place it in the large sand filled container. With this special ritual, we support each other, in death and life.