Unexpected

Jenelle Roynon, Program Director at Rocky Mountain Mennonite Camp, preached from Jonah and Luke 6:27-36. The story of Jonah challenges us to recognize that God’s love and compassion are never out of reach for any of us. Let’s explore how God’s compassion and mercy can change our perspective if we let go of our expectations, allowing us to love “the other” and be drawn into God’s loving community.

Baccalaureate 2020

Join us as we celebrate FMC students graduating from high school! We will hear from the graduates before sending them off with a meditation and charge based on Jeremiah 1:4-10.

Baccalaureate is historically a worship service honoring God through the recognition of those earning high school, college, or post graduate degrees. This morning we celebrate Baccalaureate Sunday as an acknowledgment that God has graced us with the abilities to teach, learn, and grow “in stature and wisdom” (Luke 2:52). Baccalaureate services challenge us to bless God through the developing of the gifts we have been given. We are invited to acknowledge that our abilities are not just for personal use but God-given gifts to be shared in community. As we approach the transitions that graduations signify, our Baccalaureate worship affirms that God is with us throughout all our days.