This is about listening to the stories that make up this unique and diverse church in downtown Winnipeg, One88 Community Church. When we listen to each other’s story, we tell the other person that who they are matters. We recognize they have value, that they matter to God and should matter to us. Listening to others’ stories helps us better understand each other. There are no easy answers to the complex issues that we find in society but when we listen to each other, it brings us together, and perhaps we can more effectively work towards solutions.
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This is about listening to the stories that make up this unique and diverse church in downtown Winnipeg, One88 Community Church. When we listen to each other’s story, we tell the other person that who they are matters. We recognize they have value, that they matter to God and should matter to us. Listening to others’ stories helps us better understand each other. There are no easy answers to the complex issues that we find in society but when we listen to each other, it brings us together, and perhaps we can more effectively work towards solutions.
You drive up to a stoplight and there is someone with a sign asking for money or food or whatever. You make a snap judgement - which we all do. Ever wonder what life is like from the other side of the sign? Andrew, a friend of One88 Church, shares his story, talking about homelessness, faith, and the struggle with addiction.
Listening to Life Together
This is about listening to the stories that make up this unique and diverse church in downtown Winnipeg, One88 Community Church. When we listen to each other’s story, we tell the other person that who they are matters. We recognize they have value, that they matter to God and should matter to us. Listening to others’ stories helps us better understand each other. There are no easy answers to the complex issues that we find in society but when we listen to each other, it brings us together, and perhaps we can more effectively work towards solutions.
