Partners
Our Community, Our World
We believe that God has blessed us richly in order that we might bless others in His name. Sometimes this is done individually or congregationally. Other times it is done by partnering and supporting others who are doing Kingdom work in areas we don’t have access to or the resources to engage in on our own. We attempt to encourage these workers through financial, encouraging, prayer and, when possible, hands-on support.
Local Partners
The Friendship Inn
Every day, 365 days a year, guests rely on the Friendship Inn to eat. We provide a Free Meal Service, offering hot, nutritious breakfasts and lunches for vulnerable people from Saskatoon’s core neighborhoods and beyond who may otherwise go hungry. As of July 2025, the Inn is serving up to 1600 meals per day.
The Bridge Saskatoon
The Bridge is a non-profit, inter-denominational, charitable, Christian faith ministry that responds compassionately by bringing the love of Jesus Christ to the inner city through mobilizing and working with the church and the community.
Teen Challenge
Teen Challenge Canada operates 12-month in-residence alcohol and drug addiction rehabilitation programs, for adults 18+. We offer help and hope to those struggling with alcoholism and/or addiction to other drugs. Those in addiction, their family and friends, begin their restoration at Teen Challenge.
Youth For Christ
Since the 1940's, Youth for Christ has served to reach out to the young people of Canada and offer them the life changing message of the gospel. Over the years, thousands of young lives have been touched. Today, many of the leaders in our communities and our churches have been influenced by YFC and their lives have been shaped through the influence of the gospel.
Gentle Road Church
Gentle Road is a church that primarily serves indigenous and poor children, teens and adults in North Central Regina, Saskatchewan, a neighborhood that was identified in 2007 as Canada’s worst neighborhood. It is cross-cultural ministry for most people in that it is an urban ministry but one that works primarily with First Nations (Native American) populations.
Brown Arrow Ranch
Broken Arrow Youth Ranch is a family of believers helping other families find hope and healing. Through a private cooperative agreement, we receive children under the age of 18 years, for a minimum of one year. The children experience life on a fully functioning and working ranch. They are nurtured in a positive family atmosphere using faith-based values. Youth are given the opportunity to experience a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, as they learn to love God, love themselves and love others.
Global Partners
Let’s Start Talking Canada
Let’s Start Talking has been powerfully connecting people around the world through one-on-one English conversation practice since 1980. LST’s unique approach is an organic way to offer people something they genuinely want – a friend who will help them practice their conversational English – as well as something they need – God’s word. LST equips volunteers and churches with the training and materials to connect with their international neighbors through English, friendship, and the Word of God.
Aaron Husband, IVCF
Aaron equips students to create a family on campus where the beauty of Jesus can be explored, and the power of the gospel can change lives and communities. He loves the moment of revelation when people realize how amazing Jesus is. It’s his joy to witness how Jesus meets students and then transforms the world around them.

Mano Young
Tamil Nadu, India
Mano’s ministry vision is to share God's love, joy, peace and hope to this hurting, lost world. She strives to be a light and witness for Him, sharing the good news of salvation in this dark world. Mano exemplifies Christ in her life, being His hands and His feet, to touch and change lives through His unconditional love.
