Ask Rev. Dagmar

Rev. Dagmar Mikkila

Mission

Creating, Empowering and Demonstrating with ease and grace, Truth & Wholeness in our lives and in the lives of others.

Vision

Co-creating with God, we own the leading state-of-the-art Spiritual Centre, which is debt-free, fully sustainable, seats and serves 1000 people and is easily accessible.

Ask Rev. Dagmar

Dear Rev. Dagmar

I’m ninety years old and probably much too wordy, but I don’t know why it has always been believed that being poor is more god-like. Why must we believe that Jesus was a member of the “peasant class”, the son of a poor, uneducated carpenter? His mother, Mary, was cousin to Elizabeth, the wife of Zechariah, who was a member of the Abijah division of the Temple servers,
certainly not from the peasant class. Was he educated? He knew the prophets; he read aloud and wrote in the dirt. I’m ninety years old, but there’s a crying hunger in me for my fellowmen to realize what a lovely person Jesus was. Certainly there’s nothing wrong with peasants, but part of Jesus’ astounding life that is completely overlooked is that he gave up a life of ease and comfort, as well as his life itself, for us.

PR, Regina, Saskatchewan