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A pastor’s job is not easy. They frequently work long hours, even on weekends and holidays. They are responsible for various tasks, including preaching, teaching, counselling, administration, and visiting the sick or homebound. They sacrifice time with their own families so that they can be available for their church families. In short, pastors sacrifice a lot for the sake of others. As such, they are deserving of our gratitude.
Interpersonal Wellness Services Inc. (IWS) has pushed the envelope again, releasing the premier Well-being Intelligence Curriculum at the November 6th Annual Global Workplace Wellness Summit.
You are not alone if you notice that we are running low on the people skills for good human interactions. Interpersonal Wellness Services Inc. (IWS) team has offered soft skills training for over two decades. It will release the world’s most comprehensive Well-being Intelligence Curriculum to elevate Human Skills in the Digital Age.
Pastors are a crucial part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church community in the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference. They lead and guide our spiritual growth and provide direction to our churches. Their sermons, advice, service, leadership and prayers profoundly impact our faith journey.
Today, on the Sabbath, we honour the Indigenous communities of Canada on this Truth and Reconciliation Day. The Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church pauses to reflect, remember, and acknowledge the pain and suffering experienced by Indigenous Peoples in our nation’s history.
During the July 2023 Camp Meeting at Camp Whitesand, the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference introduced a mission framework aimed at developing a thriving culture of discipleship and healthy churches by 2028.
Nestled in the heartland of Canada lies a small church that’s become a thriving community of love and unity. The Moose Jaw Seventh-day Adventist Church is more than just a place of worship; it’s a vibrant community where diversity is celebrated, barriers are broken down, and love is the universal language.
