WRBC Sunday Service - Feb 15, 2026
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Hope of the Nations
Compassion Sunday (Psalm 5) - Lamuel Enoch (Regional Relationship Manager, Compassion Canada)
✨ Hope of the Nations ✨
As we close out three incredible Sundays together, our hearts are so full.
“Hope of the Nations” has been more than just a series — it has been a reminder that God is moving, not just in our community, but all around the world. 🌍
A heartfelt THANK YOU to our guest speakers who shared boldly and faithfully. Thank you to our missionaries who continue to say “yes” to the call, shining Christ’s light in places near and far. Thank you to our musicians who led us into powerful moments of worship. And thank you to every volunteer, leader, and behind-the-scenes servant who made these weeks such a blessing.
We have been encouraged.
We have been challenged.
We have been reminded that the Gospel is still good news for all people.
May the hope we celebrated these past three weeks continue to live in us — and flow through us — to the nations.
“For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.” — Habakkuk 2:14
#HopeofTheNations #Missions #ChurchFamily #Grateful #GoIntoAllTheWorld 🌎✨
A birds-eye view of this morning`s rehearsal. And also a photo of the bird who took the picture while replacing the screen projector bulb.
We are grateful for the tech folks who work so selflessly behind the scenes!
Our hearts are heavy as we hear of the tragic loss of life in British Columbia.
We join with so many across the country in mourning with those who mourn, and we lift up in prayer the families who have lost loved ones, the injured, the first responders, and the entire community that has been shaken by this tragedy.
In moments like these, we are reminded that God is near to the brokenhearted and present in our pain. As Psalm 34:18 says, “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
As a church family, let us pause and pray—asking God to bring comfort to the grieving, healing to the hurting, wisdom to those leading the response, and the peace of Christ, which surpasses all understanding, to all who are affected.
Join us this Sunday, 10:30 am at 2405 McGillivray for our continuing series on Ephesians. All are welcome.
☕️ Guess the Coffee — THE RESULTS ARE IN! ☕️
A huge thank you to everyone who jumped in and took a guess in last week’s Guess the Coffee contest! We had 21 people submit their best guesses, and we loved seeing all the responses roll in 👏
The challenge was simple (or so we thought 😄):
Match the correct coffee to the WRBC staff member who ordered it… and the votes are officially counted!
Here are the correct matches 👇
☕️ Bruce — Tall White Chocolate Mocha
☕️ Karen — Tall Gingerbread Oat Milk Chai
☕️ Doug — Grande Caffè Mocha
☕️ Kevin — Grande Caffè Misto
☕️ Debbie — Caramel Macchiato
🏆 And the winner is… HOLLY SCHULLER! 🏆
Holly nailed all five matches and takes home this month’s $10 Starbucks gift card 🎁☕️
Congratulations, Holly! 🎉
And thank you again to everyone who played along — keep an eye out for our next fun challenge!
#GuessTheCoffee #WRBC #ChurchStaffFun #CoffeeChallenge #CommunityFun StarbucksVibes ☕️🙌
"Our gratitude is why we spend time gathering...because we want to get to know Him better."
See you Sunday morning, 10:30 am at 2405 McGillivray Blvd in Winnipeg!
Every few months, the WRBC staff gets together for what we lovingly call Waffle Wednesday 🧇
This week, we had the perfect excuse to celebrate—Karen is back after a month in beautiful New Zealand! We enjoyed some seriously tasty waffles, swapped stories, and got a front-row seat to all the incredible photos from her adventure abroad.
Good food, great stories, and even better company 💛
