We work to improve the economic and social conditions of predominantly rural women in our area. We practice a feminist-based approach in our community work and we strive to empower women and girls in our communities.
We are a co-operative fellowship of Pentecostal believers throughout the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Our mission, 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.
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
The Flowers Cove Recreation Committee strives to improve and upkeep the recreational facilities to make them more attractive for the people of Flower's Cove and surrounding area. It currently operates a ball field, playground and youth center for ages 12-18.
Our Lady of Grace Parish carried out workshop services in six church communities. It was involved in preparing couples for marriage, instructing the youth in confirmation preparations, holy communion preparations and first penance preparation and also preparing couples for the baptism of a child. Our Lady of Grace Parish was also involved in attending to the needs of the sick
To preach, promote and advance the spiritual teachings of the Salvation Army by practicing the religious observances, tenets and doctrines with that faith
To administer a 3000 metric tonne allocation of Northern Shrimp on behalf of the communities from Big Brook to Goose Cove, in a manner resulting in expansion of the regions economic base and improved employment opportunities in harmony with a rural setting and lifestyle.
The Viking Trail Tourism Association is a non-profit organization which oversees various aspects of tourism development and promotion in the area from Deer Lake to St. Anthony on the island, and from LAnse au Clair to Battle Harbour in Labrador.