Break Free Outreach Ministries is looking for solid Christian individuals to fill two roles:
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On Saturday, August 15, from 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m., Praise in the Park returns to the Wascana Park Bandstand. There will be a Missions Fair, Children’s Fair, free food, a prayer tent, plus worship by local supporting bands. This year’s headliner will be collect.assembly.
Let’s gather together to worship our Lord in the heart of Regina. May His praises reverberate over downtown Regina, and may God be glorified in our city!
This event is sponsored by church organizations, the Regina business community and individuals with a heart to see the Lord worshipped in our city. Donations may be made by etransfer to reginapraiseinthepark@gmail.com.
A Division of Child Evangelism Fellowship
Every summer, young people go out to people’s yards and homes across Saskatchewan and Alberta and share the Gospel through the 5-Day Clubs ministry. Interested in bringing one to your area? It’s not too late to book a club. To learn more about the 5-Day Clubs and hosting one in your area, please visit 5dayclubs.com.
Most of these young people are students who have chosen to give their summer to God to reach boys and girls for Jesus Christ. Know someone who would be ideal for this job? At last report, they were still looking for Summer Missionaries. Training begins June 30th. For more information, email info@summermissionary.org.
The Summer Missionary Program helps raise funds for these students. CEF has set a goal of raising $75,000 for the project. They are still in need of our support. Also, if you know a Summer Missionary, you can designate your gift for him or her.
Donations may be made online at cefsask.org, or by mailing a cheque to:
CEF of Saskatchewan
707 Prairie Ave.
Box 236
Sedley, SK S0G 4K0
Last but not least, please remember to pray for this ministry – for the finances, the Summer Missionaries, the hosts, and every child who will hear the Gospel message through 5-Day Clubs this summer.
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The Glen Elm Church of Christ is again facilitating the Regina Christmas Wish List – an opportunity for citizens of Regina to express care and compassion during the Christmas season. The first batch of stories has been posted, and many more are sure to be added in the days ahead. Partners include Good News Chapel, Family Service Regina (Shirley Schneider Centre), Street Culture Program, and more. Check out their partner pages on the RCWL website to learn more.
The project works like this:
This year’s drop-off days are December 15-18.
To join in, visit Regina Christmas Wish List. All support is greatly appreciated!
On Saturday, August 16, from 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m., Praise in the Park returns to the Wascana Park Bandstand. There will be a Missions Fair, free events for children, free food, a prayer tent, plus worship by local supporting bands. This year’s headliner will be Regina’s own Corey Lueck.
This event is sponsored by church organizations, the Regina business community and individuals with a heart to see the Lord worshipped in our city. They need our support to make this event a success. Please consider volunteering and/or making a financial contribution. For more information about how you can get involved, please email reginapraiseinthepark@gmail.com.
Visit their FaceBook page for more information about the event.
Chosen People Ministries is a Toronto-based ministry which focuses on evangelism and outreach to Jewish communities, teaching that Jesus is the Messiah who was promised in the Old Testament. They send missionaries to local churches in Canada to equip congregations for this mission.
Their missionary, Marcello, is planning to travel around Saskatchewan from April 20th-27th of 2025. He would be perfect to fill in for a Sunday speaker, or teach at a Bible study group midweek. He is a gifted evangelist. One area that he particularly enjoys is teaching about the Passover.
If you would like him to come visit and speak at your church, please let Sebastian know by emailing him.
This Christmas, UCB Radio (95.9FM here in Regina) is hosting the Hope Together This Christmas campaign. They’re coming together to bless Canadian families who are facing tough times this holiday season, and showing the love of Jesus in action. They’d like to ask you to consider partnering with them – even a small gift of $10 can make a big difference in someone’s life and help bring hope and joy (and meals and winter clothes) to those who need it most. Your generosity will go a long way in making this season brighter for local families in need. They need YOUR help do this. Will you partner with UCB and make a real impact in someone’s life today?
Donate here (you will receive a tax receipt): https://hope-together-this-christmas.raiselysite.com/teamhoperegina
Read a story.
Give a gift.
Touch a life.
The Glen Elm Church of Christ is again facilitating the Regina Christmas Wish List – an opportunity for citizens of Regina to express care and compassion during the Christmas season. The first batch of stories has been posted, and many more will be posted in the days ahead. Partners include ministries such as CityKidz Regina, Morning Star Ministries, and the Good News Chapel. Check out their partner pages on the RCWL website to learn more.
The project works like this:
This year’s drop-off deadline is December 18.
To join in, visit Regina Christmas Wish List. All support is greatly appreciated!
The Good News Chapel ministers to the outcast, unloved and rejected people in North Central Regina. Additionally, they currently hold services at the Muskowekwan Band Hall on the second and fourth Saturday each month.
They recently had to spend over $6000 in repairs on the church van (pictured). This van is used extensively to transport the children and youth to events, minister to the needs of those in North Central, and transport the team to Muskowekwan First Nation.
If you are able to help cover some of the costs of both these repairs and the ongoing fuel and maintenance needs, it would be greatly appreciated. Donations can be made by mailing a cheque for Good News Chapel to P.O. Box 4011 Stn Main, Regina, SK S4P 3R9, or online at goodnewschapel.ca.
First Peoples, helping First Peoples, bringing God’s healing to our land.
Rising Above is a national Indigenous-led Christian ministry founded in 1994.
The Regina Discipleship Project was initiated in 2022 by Nick and Vivian Helliwell.
Their key programs include:
For more information, please visit risingabove.ca, email Nick at ns.helliwell@gmail.com, or call (306) 539-4136.
Donations in support of this ministry may be mad by e-transfer, cheque, or online at the above link. For pre-authorized monthly donations, please call the Rising Above office at 204-388-5408. NOTE: Please write the project name Regina Discipleship Project in the memo of the e-transfer, cheque or online form.
