MTC Nights

Say hi to Kyle! Kyle is the new Campus Pastor at MTC Nights! Here are a few questions to help you get to know Kyle.

Q: Tell us a bit about yourself? Married? How did you get connected to MTC?

K: I got married on August 30th 2025 to my lovely wife Jordyn. I grew up south Calgary in the same hour for 20 years of my life. I got connected to MTC through youth when I was in high school. Going through youth was the most formative experience of my life.

Q: Why Pastoral Ministry? Did you go to school?

K: I am a student at Alberta Bible College where I have just finished my 3rd year of a Bachelors of Theology. I am a huge Bible and Theology nerd so it works pretty well! I love pastoral ministry because it is the privilege of taking a front row seat in what God is doing in people’s lives!

I can’t wait to join in God’s work at MTC Nights!

Next time you see him, don’t be shy! Introduce yourself and say hi!

This past Sunday was Trevor’s last Sunday! 🥲

We are thankful for his leadership, his care, host ability to make us laugh amongst a number of other things. What are you thankful for?

Trevor is going to take some time but hopefully some back as a member in the future. Please be praying for him and the Berry Family as they go through this transition. Please be praying for MTC and the leadership of MTC Nights. The enemy loves to strike during transition.

Excited for the future! See you Sunday!

Thank you Trevor!

Join us THIS SUNDAY for pizza as we give Trevor the send off he deserves! RSVP through the link in bio.

HE IS RISEN! OUR GOD HAS ROBBED THE GRAVE!

We have new life in him!

Jesus was dead. Pilate told guards to not only watch the tomb but to secure it as much as possible because he knew what Jesus said, “After 3 days I will rise again”.

Mocked, beaten, crucified. The one how knew no sin, became sin so we may be saved. Today is not good because of death of Jesus but what was to come.

Today we look at the Last Supper. He broke the bread and poured the wine. He foreshadowed what was to come. He knew he would be betrayed but at the end of the night they had a meal and sang together.

On Tuesday, Jesus was questioned by the religious authorities. We are reminded that Jesus is above all.

Day 2 of our Holy Bible plan takes us to Matt. 21: 12-22. Jesus in the Temple.

Palm Sunday should awaken us in Christ.

Jesus didn’t come for earthly power to topple worldly oppressors. He came as the King whose throne is not of this world, whose victory was won on the cross and whose reign never ends.

Over this Holy Week we invite you to read through the scriptures with us. Each day we will venture through the week that brought Jesus to the cross. Today, we start in Matt. 21.