Note to Participants: At this time, face masks remain welcome inside our facilities and hand sanitizer is provided. We respect the individual choices made by our guests.
Note to Participants: At this time, face masks remain welcome inside our facilities and hand sanitizer is provided. We respect the individual choices made by our guests.
Learn how to lay down your worries through art with , Jenna Burne, - via video recordings from her home in Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK.
Using video recordings, Jenna will guide us step by step through the process of combing layered mixed media art with prayer. A wonderfully creative way to spend time with God.
We all struggle with anxiety and overwhelm from time to time
Sometimes we’re too anxious to even pray about it
Learn how to put your worries on to paper with color, paint, glue, collage paper, and stamps to give them to the Lord in prayer
Learn a lifelong skill of praying creatively
No previous art experience is required - this session is designed to include ALL, including those who are wanting to try mixed media for the very first time!
"Cast your anxieties on Him, because He cares for you" - 1 Peter 5:7
Jenna Burne is a Christian mixed media artist who discovered that mixed media art journaling is a wonderful way to have a conversation with God. Jenna has taught art journaling for over a decade in churches, retreats, schools and community spaces.
Saturday, March 21st
10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Fee: $20, including materials
Hosted by Janice - light refreshments will be offered
"UNBURDENED" - Faith & Mixed Media Art will be held in the lower-level church hall - please enter at Door B
Please join us - absolutely ALL are welcome!
We invite you to come to our community Painting Table in the lower-level church hall, 607 Dufferin Avenue, Saskatoon - please enter at Door B.
The first Wednesday of the following months: Oct, Nov, Dec, Feb, Mar, Apr, and May from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Art might be what we create, but the evening is about so much more...
This is a time to gather in community to paint, to socialize, or just focus on creative expression.
This is a wonderful opportunity to create without expectation, to express your gratitude, lament, hope, joy within a welcoming group setting where you could share conversation or listen to music, and be present with your soul and your painting.
We are low-key and casual at the painting table. All of the materials will be provided and light refreshments will be offered. There is no cost to participate and no particular program to follow. Come just as you are with all you are and create whatever moves you in the moment.
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Next Event Date is April 1, 2026
7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Free Event - All are welcome!
The community Painting Table is held in the lower-level church hall
All materials are provided and light refreshments will be offered.
A welcoming space!
Simple tools - nothing fancy
October 2025
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April 2025
November 2024
October 2025
November 2025
Read an article about the journey of The Painting Table events at Emmanuel...a shared creative community - such an incredible gift!
In The Saskatchewan Anglican - April 2025 - Page 7
We invite you to A Thinker's Tea Party... a lecture series meant to gather community and share conversation.
This year, our spring lecture series is themed around important cultural and social issues. We are thrilled to offer three lectures with four engaging facilitators sharing their time and talents with community, helping to broaden understandings of aspects of race and stereotypes, biases and inclusion, and disability, connection and community.
Each presentation will be hosted at Emmanuel Anglican Church, 607 Dufferin Avenue, Saskatoon. The space offers amplified sound and multiple screens to help facilitators share topic information, PowerPoint presentations and engage in a time of Q & A more easily.
Come to one, two, or all of the lectures in the series.
There is no cost to attend the lectures and all community are welcome! Light refreshments will be offered.
*Any free-will offerings received will be graciously accepted and used to subsidize future community programming at The Refinery Arts & Spirit Centre.