he Mission of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland and Labrador, through the enablement of the Holy Spirit, is to glorify God by proclaiming the full gospel of Christ to all individuals and by making disciples through evangelism, instruction, fellowship, worship and ministr
We hold worship services weekly. We provide ministries for, women, men, youth and children weekly and bi-weekly. We give pastoral care. We have a clothing give away program. We help needy with food. We donate funds to denominational headquarters for overseas missionary activities
The Mission of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland and Labrador, through the enablement of the Holy Spirit, is to glorify God by proclaiming the full gospel of Christ to all individuals and by making disciples through evangelism, instruction, fellowship, worship and ministry.
To accomplish its mandate of ministering to the spiritual needs of the local community, and to enhance the local membership through the weekly congregating of members. Programs carried out include children's programs, youth programs, and general age programs designed to meet the individual spiritual needs of each group. Other programs include those having a focus on missions. Assembly contributions are made to the provincial office to advance the work of other congregations both home and abroad. Funds are often allocated and designated by the local assembly church board for projects
The Society upholds the maintenance of the Prayer Book as the official standard of doctrine and worship in the Anglican Church of Canada (while supporting a modest amount of flexibility as may be sensible and locally appropriate). It seeks to foster a rediscovery of the classical Anglican way of worship, devotion and reading of Scripture, as embodied in the Book of Common Prayer.
To advocate for a Living Income for all residents of our province and country; To persuade provincial and federal governments of the wisdom of a Fairness Prism (Fairness Impact Study) to ensure fairness for all.
The Archives of the R.C. Archdiocese of St. John's (ARCASJ) collects, preserves, and makes available to the public the historical records documenting the growth and development of Catholicism in Newfoundland with a particular emphasis on within the Archdiocese of St. John's.
Church services on a daily basis, visitations to homes concerning religious education programs, visitations to hospitals and senior citizens homes, card parties, dinners, brunches, etc
Roman Catholic Church for North River. We hold worship services daily and provide sacraments; we give pastoral care; provide religious education programs for children and youth; we offer educational sessions for adults; we donate funds and food to local food bank; and we offer meals to bereaved families.
The parish provides a place for worship and social gatherings. It supports the community by providing food for the needy throughout the year and donating to school lunch programs. It also supports children's programs in the teaching of Christian values and donates to different groups within the Catholic Church ( Holy childhood, development & peace, and holy lands).
Regular worship gatherings counseling home/hospital visits funeral liturgy service religious education general fundraising activities for administration & programs
We hold daily worship services. We provide pastoral care. We run a food bank. We provide various ministries for men, women & youth. We provide a weekly gathering for children. We offer sacramental preparation for children & adults. We offer vacation bible school. We conduct weddings, baptisms & funerals. We offer alpha & touching Jesus Christian renewal programs we provide a new leadership program for teens
The Basilica Cathedral of St. John the Baptist was the vision of Bishop Michael Anthony Fleming. The parish of The Basilica Cathedral of St. John the Baptist has grown into a vibrant faith-filled community. Under the direction of the parish priest and many active members of the congregation, Mass and other celebrations are inspiring and life giving to all who attend.