Events

Grow Hope Saskatchewan

PWRDF and the Anglican Diocese of Qu'Appelle are hosting an ecumenical gathering at St. Paul's Cathedral on June 8, 2024 from 10am to 2pm.

Bishop's Lenten Study

Ceremonial Garden Dedication and Celebration

Volunteer Appreciation BBQ

Indigenous Learning and Awareness Series

Lay Home Communion Visitors: Session 3

Learn to journey with the sick, the lonely, and the dying as a home visitor.

Food For the Journey: Session 4

Discover who we are in Jesus Christ through the spiritual disciplines.

Lay Home Communion Visitors: Session 2

Learn to journey with the sick, the lonely, and the dying as a home visitor.

Food For the Journey: Session 3

Discover who we are in Jesus Christ through the spiritual disciplines.

Food For the Journey: Session 2

Discover who we are in Jesus Christ through the spiritual disciplines.

Lay Home Communion Visitors: Session 1

Learn to journey with the sick, the lonely, and the dying as a home visitor.

Food For the Journey: Session 1

Discover who we are in Jesus Christ through the spiritual disciplines.

Raising Children to Give

Lenten All Age Services

Lenten focus

Preaching series

The Qu’Appelle School for Mission and Ministry is inviting preachers and want-to-be preachers to attend a preaching course taught by the Rev. Dr. Iain Luke, principal of the College of Emmanuel and St Chad. This is an opportunity to learn about preaching and to do some preaching within the group.

84th Diocesan Synod

St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Regina 1861 McIntyre Street

The New Testament with Rev. Dr. Dean Pinter (QSMM)

Fall Lutheran Anglican Gathering (F.L.A.G)

September 27th – 29th 2022 Temple Gardens, Moose Jaw SK THEME – A Digital World and the Life of the Church

Walking the Lambeth Walk

Join Bishop Helen and her husband Stephen at Camp Harding in the beautiful Cypress Hills as they revisit the Lambeth bible study on First Peter. Explore the text and hear how others from around the world experienced the text.

Diocesan Retreat - Empowered to Serve

The times, seasons and circumstances of our lives change but the call to serve does not. Nor does God's promise to empower us to minister with God in our community and our world. Explore how God is empowering you in this season of your life in this mid-week retreat at beautiful Camp Harding,

Francis and Friends Family Camp 2022

The Holy Spirit and the Christan Life: The Abundant Life and Sanctfying Grace

Leader: Rev. Nancy Yee
Chaplain: The Ven. Catherine Harper
Venue: Camp Harding, Cypress Hills

Canterbury Fails: A Medieval Experience of Our Eternal Faith

Detectives of Divinity: Looking for signs of what God is up to at your church

Author and stewardship consultant Lori Guenther Reesor leads us in a discussion about seeing what God is doing in our faith community. Drawing on her extensive Canadian research, she will speak about how a church can grow in discipleship and generosity.

Indigenous Spirituality (QSMM)

Growing a Generous Church Book Discussion

A four-session Zoom book discussion on Mondays in March. Follow the fictional (but very real) Peach Blossom Church over the course of a year as they grow in generosity. You will need to read the book Growing a Generous Church. Copies are available on registration.

Spiritual Disciplines: A Path to Deepening Spirituality (QSMM)

Led by the Primate, The Most Rev. Linda Nicholls

The Old Testament with Rev. Dell Bornowsky (QSMM)

Signs of Life in the Local Church May 2021 Webinar Series

Every Thursday in May from 3 to 4 pm join us for an hour-long webinar exploring new missional perspectives that are bringing life to local congregations.

Liturgy as Theology Formation

January 18 & 25, February 8 & 22, March 1, 15 & 29, 2021 Instructor: The Ven. Dr. Jay Koyle