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On September 15, the Executive Committee of the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference held a vote to adopt a Pastoral Placement Process and Protocol.
The Pastoral Placement Process and Protocol emphasize the local church context, and it is a pastoral placement procedure that is open to participation, transparent and empowering to the local church.
Camp Whitesand is a very important ministry of the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference.
Based on the feedback received from several stakeholders, including pastors, administration staff, teachers, Committee 101, kitchen staff, campers, youth and young adult leaders, the Executive Board of the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference voted on September 15, 2022 to create the Camp Whitesand Committee (CWC) with the purpose of providing strategy, oversight and accountability for Camp Whitesand.
Jesus said in Matthew 28:18-20, “Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you; and behold, I am always with you, until the end of the age.”
What does it mean to go and make disciples for Jesus in today’s world?
Pastor David Jamieson accepted the call to serve as president of Upper Columbia Conference in January of 2022.
Prior to that, He was lead pastor of Church in the Valley, located in Langley, British Columbia, Canada, where he led the church for more than 20 years.
Teresa Ferreira currently serves in the Philanthropy & Marketing department at ADRA Canada. She comes from a diverse leadership background within the Adventist Church, including education and conference administration.
Teresa sees the Adventist faith as a legacy of truth seekers, committed Christ-followers and Advent Hope messengers. The passion to keep the young and old
As the largest Seventh-day Adventist Church Conference territory in North America, we must find a way to share our unique stories with the rest of the world.
Stories have the ability to inspire people in ways that facts and figures cannot. Stories of struggle and triumph have the power to change people’s lives.
