Over 200 evacuees recently arrived in North Battleford, fleeing from the devastating wildfires affecting La Ronge and surrounding areas. Among them, 170 were registered through the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
Plant Seeds of Hope—Together! Are you seeking a time of spiritual renewal, deep fellowship, and refreshing encouragement? This summer, we invite you to gather with our church family for Camp
President’s Report to the Executive Committee of the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference Click on the link to download the PDF file: 2025 May ExeCom President’s Report – Final
Fields of Service—Our People, Their Gifts: God’s servants cultivate a rich ministry harvest from Manitoba’s rolling plains to Saskatchewan’s vast horizons and Nunavut’s northern reaches. “Fields of Service” celebrates the
Fields of Service—Our People, Their Gifts: From Manitoba’s rolling plains to Saskatchewan’s vast horizons and Nunavut’s northern reaches, God’s servants cultivate a rich ministry harvest. “Fields of Service” celebrates the
On April 19, 2025, Victoria Avenue Seventh-day Adventist Church in Saskatoon overflowed with people, not just people but with faith, courage, and transformation. Seven young people—Edward, Favour G., Blessing, Favour
In the small city of Humboldt, Saskatchewan, a seed was planted when James Folster, a Humboldt Seventh-day Adventist Church Group member, recognized a calling to serve his community. He began
Picture this: A warm July evening at the Regina International Airport. Joerlene stands alone at the terminal exit, two weathered suitcases at her feet, watching the sun slowly sink towards
Winnipeg, Manitoba – April 3, 2025: The Cascade Hutterite Colony in McGregor, Manitoba, partnered with the ADRA/ACS Community Centre in Winnipeg to distribute 1,000 pounds of potatoes to those in
Our mission as Seventh-day Adventists is to spread the message of hope and wholeness across North America and the world. Stewardship Ministries is committed to helping members embrace this mission.
International Food Fair
Camp Meeting 2024, Sunday, July 7, from Noon to 2:30 PM
Who is eligible to have a booth/space? Pathfinder Clubs, Church Schools, Local Church Ministries, Building Committees, Community Service Projects, and Choirs.
Logistical Information: Booth/Space Only: Groups must provide all equipment needed (propane stoves, coolers, power cords, tables, plates, napkins, utensils, chairs, cash bo with changes, signage, etc.)
The designated area is between the cafeteria and the main auditorium.
The application deadline is Monday, June 14, 2024. Any applications handed in after this date will not be accepted.
The Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference is an affiliated conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and a part of a global ministry present in over 217 countries. Our territories cover Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nunavut. We are driven by a simple yet profound purpose” to develop a culture of making disciples that grows healthy churches, schools, and care homes that connect their communities to Jesus.” Linking to our communities is a strong culture that we uphold, and one way of connecting to them is through our activities at Camp Whitesand during Summer Camp and Camp Meeting. Camp Whitesand provides a place where your child can grow in a safe environment and be surrounded by positive Christian role models. The camp is located in Theodore, SK, 30 minutes west of Yorkton, SK, along the beautiful Whitesand River and is surrounded by a natural forest. The natural surroundings provide an excellent place for camp activities like wakeboarding, Water Skiing, Canoeing, and swimming and 12 km of trails are used for Horseback riding, nature activities and games.
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