The coordinators of the Vine and Table, an intentional Christian community house in Saskatoon, are inviting you inside.
In a video they posted on YouTube last week, Thomas and Terri Lynn Friesen introduce what the Vine and Table is all about. Later, some of their current and former housemates share about their experiences living in the community.
Located in Saskatoon’s historic Riversdale neighbourhood, the house was built in 1912. It features three floors plus a developed basement on a double lot with a large yard and garden. There is space for up to eight people to join the Friesens in the house.
“We welcome young adults who would like to live, learn and grow in the way of Jesus to join us and make this their home for a season,” Terri Lynn says. “The pillars of our intentional life together are centred around the table, a ministry of presence, welcoming growth and prayer.”
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Finding the balance between grace and responsibility
Forming intentional community with young adults
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The Vine and Table is located in Saskatoon’s Riversdale neighbourhood. (Photo courtesy of Terri Lynn Friesen)
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