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10/23/2026

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A Little Kindness, A Lasting Impact College Heights Prayer Ministries recently took ministry beyond the church walls thr...
10/23/2026

A Little Kindness, A Lasting Impact

College Heights Prayer Ministries recently took ministry beyond the church walls through a heartwarming community outreach initiative. Accompanied by our pastoral staff, Pastors, Orlando P**e and Honey Todd, the team visited the Lacombe Police Service, Lacombe Fire Hall, The Lacombe Hospital, Mayor’s Office, Alberta Conference, College Heights Christian School (CHCS), Parkview Adventist Academy (PAA), and Burman University.
Continue reading: https://albertaadventist.ca/a-little-kindness-a-lasting-impact/

God's Protection at Foothills Camp Foothills Camp is praising God for the blessings we received this week. The windstorm...
10/23/2026

God's Protection at Foothills Camp

Foothills Camp is praising God for the blessings we received this week. The windstorm on Sabbath, October 17, brought down all 7 trees, but 3 missed our buildings. We have been able to remove the tree off Cabin A. The roof is damaged but there are no holes in the roof. The gas and electrical shed must be removed and replaced. But paise be to God that we did not have a major gas leak and explosion. The tree pulled up the fountain for the shed but did not break the gas risers or the electrical wiring for the lodge and pool.
We are so blessed to have God looking out for Foothills Camp. -by Ken Harrington

Remembering Our Dear Colleague & Friend, Roxanne McPherson It is with sadness that we share the passing of Roxanne Green...
10/23/2026

Remembering Our Dear Colleague & Friend, Roxanne McPherson

It is with sadness that we share the passing of Roxanne Greenslade-McPherson, a dear friend and beloved educator, who fell asleep in Jesus on Tuesday, October 13, at the age of 59.

Roxanne dedicated many years of service to Mamawi Atosketan Native School as both a teacher and principal. Throughout her career, she made a lasting difference in the lives of students, colleagues, and families. Her commitment to education, leadership, and the school community helped shape the lives of many and leaves a legacy that will be remembered for years to come.

Roxanne was married to Ken McPherson, who in recent years was employed at ABC Christian Store as the Bookmobile Operator. She leaves to mourn her husband Ken, children Alyssa & Jeremy and their families. Also leaving to mourn her parents Bill & Daphne Greenslade of CBS, sister Lori Moore, and her brother Russell. Also left to mourn are her many relatives and friends.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Roxanne’s family, friends, former students, and all those who had the privilege of knowing, working and learning alongside her.

As an Adventist community, we find comfort in the promises of Scripture and in the blessed hope of Christ’s soon return, when death will be no more and we will be reunited with our loved ones.

“For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout… And thus we shall always be with the Lord.” — 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17 (NKJV)

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10/22/2026

2027 Adventurer Bible Game

10/22/2026

MEMORY GEM
"I delight to do Your will, O my God, And Your law is within my heart.”
— Psalm 40:8 (NKJV)

The Turn-it-Around Evangelistic Series Results in 25 New ConvertsThe Bridgeland Seventh-day Adventist Church in Calgary,...
10/22/2026

The Turn-it-Around Evangelistic Series Results in 25 New Converts

The Bridgeland Seventh-day Adventist Church in Calgary, Alberta recently concluded the Turn-it-Around evangelistic series, a two-week reaping campaign held September 12–26. The series featured guest evangelist Pastor Lerianno Webster, Youth and ADRA Director for the North Caribbean Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

The campaign marked the culmination of a four-part evangelistic initiative designed to reach the community, nurture spiritual growth, and lead individuals into a saving relationship with Jesus Christ.

The journey began with in-home small group Bible studies, providing opportunities for individuals to explore Scripture, build meaningful relationships, and grow in faith. This was followed by community outreach initiatives—including the church’s Calgary Stampede outreach, which helped strengthen connections with the wider Calgary community. Youth and young adults also played an important role, demonstrating Christ’s love through service and community engagement.

These initiatives laid the groundwork for the September reaping campaign, during which Pastor Webster shared messages calling individuals to faith, biblical truth, and a deeper commitment to Jesus Christ.

The results were cause for celebration: 25 individuals joined the Bridgeland Seventh-day Adventist Church, reflecting the fruit of sustained evangelistic efforts, community outreach, Bible study, and the collective commitment of church members to sharing the gospel.

The series was hosted by Pastor Recardo Thompson, Associate Pastor and Youth Pastor, alongside Pastor Terrence Farrell, Senior Pastor. Together with ministry leaders, volunteers, and church members, they helped facilitate an initiative that extended beyond the pulpit and into the community.

The Turn-it-Around evangelistic series demonstrates Bridgeland’s commitment to a comprehensive approach to evangelism—one that begins with personal relationships and community service, continues through Bible study and spiritual preparation, and culminates in opportunities for individuals to respond to the call of Jesus Christ.

As the church celebrates these 25 new members, its focus now turns to continued spiritual nurture, discipleship, and integration into the life and mission of the congregation. The desire is not simply to welcome new members, but to help each person develop a lasting relationship with Christ and become an active participant in sharing the everlasting gospel.

From small-group Bible studies to community service and public evangelism, The Turn-it-Around evangelistic series stands as a testimony to the power of intentional outreach and the transforming grace of Jesus Christ.

-by Bridgeland Seventh-day Adventist Church, Calgary, Alberta

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10/22/2026

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Health Ministry Opens Doors in Yellowknife “Health reform is the wedge by which the truth may enter,” wrote Ellen G. Whi...
10/22/2026

Health Ministry Opens Doors in Yellowknife

“Health reform is the wedge by which the truth may enter,” wrote Ellen G. White in Letter 56, dated January 19, 1896. These words took on practical meaning for the Yellowknife Seventh-day Adventist Church when they hosted a community health seminar with Dr. Nadine Plummer from October 7–10, 2026.

The seminar responded to pressing health concerns in Yellowknife and the wider Northwest Territories. In preliminary 2024 data, the Northwest Territories ranked second-highest among Canada’s provinces and territories for age-standardised su***de mortality. Long, dark winters and the isolation experienced in some remote communities provide an important backdrop to the need for community support and health outreach.

Continue reading: https://albertaadventist.ca/health-ministry-opens-doors-in-yellowknife/

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