Regina Discipleship Project

Regina Discipleship Project Serving Regina’s First Nations communities as Rising Above's Regina Discipleship Project

God’s grace on Nick & Vivian is clearly evident as they employ their past experiences to minister, teach and reach people all around them who struggle. Jesus Christ saved and redeemed their lives in January of 1994 reaching into a mire of anger, abuse and addictions. Experiencing numerous foster homes growing up and coming out of a notorious crime family, Nick has been referred to by people on bot

h sides of the law as “the real deal.”

Vivian also, often shares a powerful testimony of her healing journey how Jesus Christ has brought her the victory over abuse in her childhood; abuse that carried on into her life as a young adult and almost destroyed her life. Today, Nick & Vivian both actively reach into the community they came out of. Serving full time as faith missionaries in Regina’s aboriginal and inner-city communities; having lived in Regina most of their lives, they offer insightful empathetic perspectives on the street level and First Nations ministries. Their lives are a testimony of God’s heart changing healing principles upon which their ministry was founded.

09/02/2026

Just Released! Regina Discipleship Project Prayer Calendar is now on Google Calendar!

04/27/2026

"The greater the diameter of our knowledge of human needs, the larger will be the circumference of our petitions." Ruth Bell Graham, Decision Magazine, June 1974

Friday May 8th The Regina Discipleship Project is hosting a desert fundraising evening in which we are proud to announce...
04/18/2026

Friday May 8th The Regina Discipleship Project is hosting a desert fundraising evening in which we are proud to announce that the Rising Above Band will be providing the music!
This will be held at Celebration Church 7:00 pm
Please phone 306-216-9665 for free tickets, to donate or volunteer.

"If we don’t want to know Christ’s sufferings, we won’t want to know the sufferings of others, not in our church, not in...
04/13/2026

"If we don’t want to know Christ’s sufferings, we won’t want to know the sufferings of others, not in our church, not in our world. And if we don’t want to know about suffering and to learn to lament with others, then we are of no use as a church, and certainly of no use to those trapped in addictions or to a dislocated world."

White, Aaron. Recovering (Pastoring for Life: Theological Wisdom for Ministering Well): From Brokenness and Addiction to Blessedness and Community (p. 73). Baker Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.

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950 Hopkins Cresent
Regina, SK
S4X2N3

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