A NEW VERY OLD LECTIONARY TO FORM YOU IN CHRIST | Fr. Ken
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24
THE TRADITIONAL EUCHARISTIC LECTIONARY of the Western Church, thought extinct by some, is alive and well in many parishes throughout the world. Anglicans, Roman Catholics, Western-rite Orthodox, Old Catholics, and many Protestant churches are still using that ancient lectionary, which has been feeding the faithful for well over one thousand years.  
Ascension will be using the ancient lectionary for one year starting this Advent. Come find out how it is different from what we use now, how it it shaped by its ancient framers to form us in Christ, and how it can influence how you read your bible through the week. 
THE PRAYER OF ALL PRAYERS | The Rev. Sarah Maynard
SUNDAY, JANUARY 19

Sarah Maynard is a deacon at Emmaus Road Anglican Church in Langley author of The Prayer of All Prayers an exegesis of the Lord's Prayer and a practical guide for praying it prophetically. She will be giving a lecture from her book. Copies will be available for purchase.

ST FRANCIS. A TANGIBLE SAINT | Deacon Rich
SUNDAY, MARCH 16

Deacon Rich will look at some of the main characteristics of Franciscan spirituality: Simplicity, joy, solitude, humility, community, compassion, service, and prayer.

EASTER PEOPLE IN LENTEN LANDS | Dr. Monika Hilder
SUNDAY, APRIL 27

Monika B. Hilder is Professor of English and the co-founder and co-director of the Inklings Institute of Canada at Trinity Western University. In this talk, Dr. Hilder will combine thoughts on Lewis’s portrayal of the end times in Narnia as well as thoughts on divisiveness in our culture (and in the church) and the sacramental nature of reality.