Charities in Manitoba, Canada
4,574 registered charities
4,574 registered charities
1. To conduct/maintain/operate local churches & preach the whole Word of God 2. To conduct public & private meetings/cl…
Art sales and purchases sponsored a number of public events and workshops during the year.
To receive donations and use such funds to provide periodic scholarships to young golfers in manitoba for the advancemen…
Gonzaga middle school of winnipeg inc (gonzaga) shall operate a manitoba education approved enhanced holistic jesuit …
1. The advancement of religion through the operation of a church and provision of religious. 2. The advancement of educ…
Special services funerals meetings casual get togethers
Providing programs services and opportunities for social interaction that enhance the quality of life for individuals 5…
Sunday worship services youth group bible studies proclamation of the holy bible children's sunday school
As a result of the mine closure in leaf rapids in 2002 the church has remained inactive. Most activities carried out h…
Organize and provide religious worship and instruction provide ministries for men women youth and children for the pu…
Regular programs are: crafts/knitting/crochet duplicate bridge fitness oil painting acrylic painting quilting excursio…
Support of House of Hesed One Just City GENA. Provide space for community activities Mission and Service of the Unite…
Advancing the Christian faith through meetings and prayer.
Our missionaries conduct evangelistic services establish churches conduct children's ministries run summer camps for …
Inter-generational worship; religious education classes; ministries for children youth and adults; local community min…
Children's camping program-provide an opportunity for campers at an understanding age to learn about jesus christ the b…
Regular sunday worship youth programs serving the lundar and st laurent oak point area
Weekly worship services and sunday school junior and senior youth ministries ladies fellowship
Donating grad supplies/gowns to students who cannot afford them