These ministries and groups are a crucial part of the United Church’s ministry by, for, and with diverse Saskatchewan communities and needs. They include chaplaincies at hospitals and the University of SK; advocacy and accompaniment with economically poor neighbourhoods; outdoor ministries serving diverse youth and young adults; and restorative justice ministries that advocate for and accompany the incarcerated and their families. Some are United Church ministries, and others are independent ministries and organizations. Living Skies Regional Council and its communities of faith strive to support all of them. Scroll down to see an overview, and a little further down to see their latest news.
Support their vital ministry and community presence with:
Your time and skills: From volunteering to being on a board, your support makes a difference. Please contact the ministry or organization to enquire.
Your financial support: Most of these organizations or ministries are registered charities or under the umbrella of a registered charity, and welcome your tax deductible donation. Your support enables everything from crisis support in the medical system to student counselling, public education, volunteer training, well-staffed outdoor programming, accompaniment with those imprisoned, meals, and advocacy with the provincial or federal government. We could go on!
You can donate (and receive your receipt) through Canada Helps, provided the organization is a registered charity. Click here and use the search function; refer to each ministry’s formal name below. And you can find out more about their work through their website or social media.
Congregation
La Ronge United Church
Chaplaincies: Hospital
Northern SK Hospital Chaplaincy
South SK Hospital Chaplaincy
Chaplaincy: University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)
Ecumenical Chaplaincy at the University of Saskatchewan
Community ministries / Social justice ministries
Saskatoon Community Advocacy and Support Inc. (formerly known as Integrated Community Ministries (ICM))
Regina Anti Poverty Ministry (RAPM)
Restorative Justice Ministries
Micah Mission
Parkland Restorative Justice
CoSA
Outdoor Ministries/Camps
News & Job Postings are updated on our Camps page under Youth & Young Adult Ministries.
Camp Shagabec (Cypress Hills Inter-provincial Park)
Camp Tapawingo (Candle Lake)
Camp Woodboia (Wood Mountain Regional Park)
Lumsden Beach Camp (Last Mountain Lake)
News from community ministries
Spring appeal- Saskatoon’s Integrated Community Ministries
Riverbend Integrated Community Ministries is a vital United Church ministry in Saskatoon's core neighbourhoods that serves the wider city, and many communities all across Saskatchewan. They're one...
Drug poisoning crisis and our response as the church
The opioid drug fentanyl has been in the news a lot lately, but often its terrible impacts aren’t named enough. Saskatoon remains in the grip of a months-long opioid poisoning crisis, with 435...
Advocacy invitation: drug poisoning crisis
Urgent appeal for provincial funding of safe consumption sites and other support Downloadable Word version (will save automatically to your device). Please address your letter to Hon. Jeremy...
Restorative justice highlights from 2024
Through your assessments to the national church, Living Skies Region supports Micah Mission through its mission support grants- along with your own generous donations. Micah is "tough on crime- one...
Advent Gifts for Community Ministries
At this time of the year as we begin to prepare for the birth of the lowly Christ Child, we remember others who might be living in difficult or stressful situations and our Living Skies ministries...
Micah Mission Remember Me support campaign, April 28
You are invited to participate in Micah Mission’s Remember Me Campaign this Sunday, April 28! This fundraising campaign provides an opportunity for the faithful to reflect about those in our midst...
Level Up! Website creation for local ministries
An opportunity for United Church Communities of Faith to affordably develop and/or upgrade their ministry websites and online presence The reality is that an effective church website is practically...
Update from South Sask Hospital Chaplaincy
Providing Spiritual Care to United Church patients in health facilities in Regina Rev Lorna King is the chaplain for the Regina area hospitals, and serves not only United Church members, but any...
