Therefore,
I urge you, brothers and sisters,
in view of God’s mercy,
to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice,
holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.
Romans 12:1
Experience a loving connection with God through our Sunday services and foster strong bonds within our community during fellowship meals. Everyone is invited to share in these special moments of spiritual growth and shared joy. Here, you will find previous sermon titles and scripture sequences studied in past seasons. The order of service for each Sunday is available as a downloadable PDF with service details.
Today is World Communion Sunday. On this special day, we join people of faith around the world at Christ’s welcoming table—a place where all are invited, and everyone belongs. As we reflect on Jesus’ words, “I Am the Bread of Life,” we’ll consider how they guide our faith and shape our lives. Come as you are to be nourished by Christ’s love, renewed in hope, and united as one beloved family of God.
As we gather for worship this Sunday, Anthony Siegrist, executive minister of MCEC, will join us to share a message of hope. He writes, “As a community of faith, we are like the ancient Hebrew people. We are on a journey through a challenging landscape. What worked in another place, no longer does. Very little stays the same. With the Hebrew pilgrims, we wonder if God is with us.” Yet their story reminds us that through every generation, wilderness, and new horizon, God has remained faithful and near. The God who guided our ancestors in faith continues to lead us toward renewal, courage, and deliverance. All are warmly welcome to worship with us at Brussels Mennonite Fellowship.
Wondering how to discern God's good, pleasing, and perfect will for us? Apostle Paul's teaching is timely: not to be conformed to the world's pattern but to be transformed by renewing our minds. In a world filled with pressure and competing voices, the Spirit of God lovingly teaches us to recognize what is truly good, pleasing, and perfect—not by following our automatic thoughts or others'—but by letting His Spirit reshape our thinking, perspectives, and actions. As we gather in worship, let's do so with open hearts, humble minds, and a readiness to be guided more deeply into God's wonderful plan for us. All are welcome!
As summer draws to a close and cooler air arrives, it’s a gentle reminder that seasons change, yet God's steadfast presence remains constant. This week, we turn to Jesus’ parable in Matthew 20, a bold reminder that the Kingdom of God knows no favouritism.
This weekend, we continue to reflect on Jesus’ comforting words to his anxious disciples in times of uncertainty and fear. When Phillip said, "Lord, show us the Father, and that will be enough for us," Jesus' response was crystal clear: “Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father.”
Worship Service at 10:00 am, August 30, 2026
Whether you have been part of our congregation
for years or are visiting for the first time,
there is a place for your talents here.
