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Concordia Lutheran Seminary is an accredited graduate theological school providing confessional Lutheran theological formation for students, pastors and lay people. Its graduates serve as qualified and committed church workers in a variety of positions around the world. It is supported by donors who want to see church workers prepared to minister God’s word and sacraments to this world. The Missionary Study Centre helps to fashion pastors and lay leaders who will have a mission heart, and the ability to reach across cultural barriers. It provides mission-oriented education to church workers in LCC and other church bodies. Classes are offered through full-time academic programs and a variety of part-time programs. Students can take classes on site and through a variety of alternate delivery methods. Concordia Lutheran Seminary serves the Church, especially Lutheran Church–Canada, teaching, undertaking research, and fostering communication.

Conestoga is one of Canada 's leading polytechnic institutes. For nine straight years, independent research conducted for Ontario 's Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities showed Conestoga to be the overall number one public college. You can be part of this success and help Conestoga remain #1 by making a donation to one of our investment priorities. There are many ways to give . All donations, no matter what their value help enrich our students' learning experience and provide them with scholarships, teaching innovations, and updated technologies to support and enhance student learning. You can help provide them with the tools they need to succeed. Through the generosity of donors like you, Conestoga will be able to remain responsive to the changing needs of our community and provide excellent education for our future workforce. Thank you for your support and generosity!

Mennonite Church Alberta is a congregation of 15 Mennonite Churches from across Alberta. Our community is dedicated to sharing the good news of Jesus Christ and to work within the world with the spirit of Christ's love. Mennonite Church Alberta supports several major ministries including: The North Edmonton Project, the Guest House, and Camp Valaqua

A ministry of Mennonite Church British Columbia. Camp Squeah is located in the Fraser Canyon near Hope, BC. In the summer months we enjoy summer camp for children which is enabled primarily by volunteer staff. In the non-summer months we host a variety of retreats: teambuilding, leadership, spiritual impact, seniors, youth, men's women's etc.. on weekends and midweeks we provide outdoor education facilities and instruction for school groups.

Machzikei Hadas is a Modern Orthodox shul with a warm atmosphere and diverse membership welcoming all levels of observance. Among the 400 families making up our congregation are many young couples, young families, singles and grandparents. Our rabbi, Rabbi Reuven Bulka, is a world famous speaker and writer. He is a Ph.D. in psychology, specializing in Viktor Frankl's logotherapy, as well as an honourary doctor of laws from Carleton University. Rabbi Bulka has written over 35 books on Jewish topics, hosts a local radio program and writes a regular column in the Ottawa Citizen. His inspiring sermons, delivered powerfully each week, generate animated discussions over our friendly kiddushim.

Working within the community, Cornerstone Counselling Centre offers professional psychological services aimed at promoting wholeness of life through counselling, psychotherapy, education, assessment, and training. Being mindful of levels of income, Cornerstone provides services to individuals, couples, families, groups and organizations.

We are a culturally diverse church committed to community, ministering to the whole person, listening for God, and proclaiming Christ by combining our VOICES : V - Valuing truth and education O - Obeying God's Holy Spirit  I  - Including all people and backgrounds C - Creating committed disciples E - Encouraging excellence in all things S - Serving God and community

Newly-arrived Canadians require assistance in determining where they can perform best in their adopted society. That’s where COSTI comes in -- assisting newcomers with the process of integration, of understanding, and of communication. With a staff of over 200 people, speaking more than 60 languages, COSTI helps over 42,000 people annually, ensuring that, regardless of barriers, all individuals are given the opportunity to use their existing skills, learn new ones, and participate in all aspects of Canadian life.

Toronto City Church is a vibrant, Canadian, multi-cultural congregation, with a deep passion for God and People. Everything we do is built upon the solid foundation of the Word of God, the Bible. We are currently in the process of a Three Phase Building project. We have completed Phase I an air supported soccer dome to serve thow e community. We have also completed Phase II, the main church building which includes out sanctuary,a fellowship hall, church offices, and childrens class rooms. Phase III will be a large auditorium.

We have a strong, consistent membership base, comprising individual craft artists (emerging, mid-career and established,craft guilds,arts organizations and supporters of craft throughout the province and some across the country and the US. CCBC’s overall mandate of supporting contemporary craft in BC has 4 interlocking facets: support opportunities to further excellence in practice for craft artists; provide venues for the craft community to explore of the fusion of aesthetics, function and content; provide leadership in the craft sector through advocacy initiatives; promote the business practice of artists through our social enterprise programming; and provide educational opportunities with the general public to develop a deeper understanding of and appreciation for craft objects and the skill, knowledge and talent that creates them. All of the Council's activities are targeted to support our member’s practice and increase the audience for contemporary craft.

Craigwood Youth Services has a 50 year history of offering a wide variety of services to troubled youth and their families. We are a registered, non-profit organization, incorporated as a Children's Mental Health Centre in 1983. We operate with a community Board of Directors who provide leadership to the organization. There are no fees for services although parents/legal guardians are asked to cover the costs related to their children's clothing needs, dental coverage, prescription drugs and similar items while in our care. Craigwood Youth Services provides a continuum of care and service to adolescents between the ages of 12-18 and their families in the communities of Southwestern Ontario through various day treatment and residential programs. Our clients are referrals from other social service organizations, self-referrals or sentenced to our care. In particular, our focus is on the "potentially at-risk" and hard-to-serve youth.

The Creston & District Museum & Archives is a community-heritage museum with a reputation for excellence. The Museum collection of nearly ten thousand artifacts reflects the diverse history of the Creston Valley, and well over three-quarters of the collection is on display. The Archives collection consists of nearly ten thousand photographs, complete sets of the local newspapers, and hundreds of other documents and maps.