Prepared to Drown: March 21, 2025
Join us downstairs (a lift is available) at McDougall United Church on March 21, 2025
Schedule of Events
6:00 pm - Live music and refreshments
6:30 pm - podcast recording starts
7:15 pm - intermission and live music
7:30 pm - recording continues
8:15 pm - live music and departure.
There will be live music, refreshments and light snacks at the event.
Prepared to Drown is a monthly recorded podcast & live event with a variety of exciting themes exploring the intersection of faith & the world we live in today.
Podcast Episode: “Water Into WiFi: Forgive Me, Siri, for I Have Sinned”
Podcast features: Rev. Bill Weaver, Rev. Joanne Anquist, Ricardo De Menezes and special guest Bertrand Bickersteth.
Bertrand Bickersteth is the 2024-2025 Writer in Residence for Athabasca University. His work explores the question of what it means to be Black and from the Prairies. His collection of poetry, The Response of Weeds, was the recipient of multiple awards. His writing has appeared in many places including Geist, Prairie Fire, The Walrus, The Sprawl, and CBC’s Black on the Prairies. His current project features the history of Black cowboys in western Canada. He lives in Moh’kins’tsis (Calgary) and teaches at Olds College.
Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.
Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.
This program is a part of Soul Cellar, to learn more about it please visit our webpage.
Visit our Patreon: Listen to past episodes and join our communityhttps://www.patreon.com/preparedtodrown
You can also find Prepared to Drown on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and wherever you listen to podcasts.
Join us downstairs (a lift is available) at McDougall United Church on March 21, 2025
Schedule of Events
6:00 pm - Live music and refreshments
6:30 pm - podcast recording starts
7:15 pm - intermission and live music
7:30 pm - recording continues
8:15 pm - live music and departure.
There will be live music, refreshments and light snacks at the event.
Prepared to Drown is a monthly recorded podcast & live event with a variety of exciting themes exploring the intersection of faith & the world we live in today.
Podcast Episode: “Water Into WiFi: Forgive Me, Siri, for I Have Sinned”
Podcast features: Rev. Bill Weaver, Rev. Joanne Anquist, Ricardo De Menezes and special guest Bertrand Bickersteth.
Bertrand Bickersteth is the 2024-2025 Writer in Residence for Athabasca University. His work explores the question of what it means to be Black and from the Prairies. His collection of poetry, The Response of Weeds, was the recipient of multiple awards. His writing has appeared in many places including Geist, Prairie Fire, The Walrus, The Sprawl, and CBC’s Black on the Prairies. His current project features the history of Black cowboys in western Canada. He lives in Moh’kins’tsis (Calgary) and teaches at Olds College.
Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.
Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.
This program is a part of Soul Cellar, to learn more about it please visit our webpage.
Visit our Patreon: Listen to past episodes and join our communityhttps://www.patreon.com/preparedtodrown
You can also find Prepared to Drown on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and wherever you listen to podcasts.
Join us downstairs (a lift is available) at McDougall United Church on March 21, 2025
Schedule of Events
6:00 pm - Live music and refreshments
6:30 pm - podcast recording starts
7:15 pm - intermission and live music
7:30 pm - recording continues
8:15 pm - live music and departure.
There will be live music, refreshments and light snacks at the event.
Prepared to Drown is a monthly recorded podcast & live event with a variety of exciting themes exploring the intersection of faith & the world we live in today.
Podcast Episode: “Water Into WiFi: Forgive Me, Siri, for I Have Sinned”
Podcast features: Rev. Bill Weaver, Rev. Joanne Anquist, Ricardo De Menezes and special guest Bertrand Bickersteth.
Bertrand Bickersteth is the 2024-2025 Writer in Residence for Athabasca University. His work explores the question of what it means to be Black and from the Prairies. His collection of poetry, The Response of Weeds, was the recipient of multiple awards. His writing has appeared in many places including Geist, Prairie Fire, The Walrus, The Sprawl, and CBC’s Black on the Prairies. His current project features the history of Black cowboys in western Canada. He lives in Moh’kins’tsis (Calgary) and teaches at Olds College.
Space is limited, please let us know that you are coming. We do have a waitlist for if this event fills up. If we have a cancellation, you will be contacted.
Join us every month on the third Friday for a new podcast recording. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.
This program is a part of Soul Cellar, to learn more about it please visit our webpage.
Visit our Patreon: Listen to past episodes and join our communityhttps://www.patreon.com/preparedtodrown
You can also find Prepared to Drown on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and wherever you listen to podcasts.