Glenlea Mennonite Church Sunday morning, once upon a time before renovations.
I had a vivid dream. I was invited to go to the consecration of the new Glenlea Mennonite church. The place was packed and I had just been dropped off with a ride on call later in the afternoon, if they were so kind to offer lunch. They weren’t nor was there even a church bulletin. But they had a major av station like in Bethel Mennonite church. I was not sure who I rubbed shoulders with but they seemed to think they knew me. Then somebody large, let’s call him Grant Klassen who told everyone to stay in their seats, specially designed for this church. The lights went out and the roof opened!!! There where one or two other tricks the roof could do like turn it into God’s heavenly sky-dome covered in case of rain, the church goers would stay dry to gaze amazed at the reconstructed heavens.
So once that was done, what now? There was some undercurrent of ok what are we doing here. No coffee. No wohin whoher? Nothing, and I couldn’t find my phone to call for my ride so I thought what the hell. Kiddin me! Hitchhike, but as I was walking through the parking lot I found my friend Gerhard just standing there but I was not able to tell who hew was driving for. He looked around, looked around for someone else an cd said. It’ll be fine. He opened the passenger front seat, and there I was riding shotgun in a RAV, a little higher off the ground than previously, which Ii appreciated and I told him. He did a u-ee and off we went back to Winnipeg.