New Hope Community Church of the Nazarene

New Hope Community Church of the Nazarene Growing in faith - Reaching in love. We meet every Sunday at 10:30 at 214 Henderson Hwy. We would love to have you join us and we will welcome you.

Our Pastor is Annette Smith. She and her husband Dan relocated from Prince Edward Island in June of 2024. Pastor Annette most recently served on staff at Sherwood Church of the Nazarene in Charlottetown, PE as Executive Administrator as well as Pastor of Community Connections. She was also the Pastor for Youth and Young Adults in Trenton, NS. Prior to that, she was the Pastor for Children and Yout

h at Trulls Road Free Methodist Church in Courtice, ON. The desire of their hearts is to love the Lord with all of their hearts, all of their minds, all of the strength and all of their souls AND to love their neighbours as themselves. Her vision is to see New Hope Community Church of the Nazarene truly strive to become a community church reaching to those in our community that our hurting, lonely and lost.

Donating gently used household essentials – like small appliances and everyday items help people make a fresh start poss...
05/22/2026

Donating gently used household essentials – like small appliances and everyday items help people make a fresh start possible for community members as they move into new homes.

05/12/2026
Wonderful report from Joshua Haun in Sofia, Bulgaria of the change Jesus made on one man's life. Joshua and Katie Haun ...
05/11/2026

Wonderful report from Joshua Haun in Sofia, Bulgaria of the change Jesus made on one man's life. Joshua and Katie Haun and their children were at Manitoba Family Camp about 3 years ago.

Pavel Vlachkov stood on the sunny mountain slopes of Bulgaria with his wife. They watched their six-year-old son ski down a powder-coated hill, and Pavel’s heart burst with pride. The tiny family moment was a miracle. “This was how my life changed after I had Jesus,” Pavel says. For more than ...

05/09/2026

Amiko-giba’igan is a special space at Siloam Mission that provides essential household items to people moving out of homelessness and into their own homes. Its name means “beaver dam” in Ojibwe, symbolizing wisdom, purpose, and the power of working together to build something strong.

When community members move into a new place, many are starting from scratch… often with only what they can carry.

That’s where Amiko makes a difference. From gently used dishes and cookware to coffee makers, mattresses, and everyday essentials, each item helps create comfort, stability, and a sense of home. What may feel small can mean everything in a fresh start. ❤️

If you have slightly used household items to give, we’d love to receive them. Drop-offs are welcome at 300 Princess St. (Henry Ave. entrance), Monday to Saturday from 8 AM to 4 PM.

Address

214 Henderson Highway
Winnipeg, MB
R2L1L9

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Sunday 10:30am - 11:30am

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