Reconciliation Saskatoon
Reconciliation Saskatoon is a community of 98 organizations who have come together to initiate a citywide conversation about reconciliation and provide opportunities for everyone to engage in Calls to Action.
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Reconciliation Saskatoon
/in In The Community /by Dave FeickReconciliation Saskatoon is a community of 98 organizations who have come together to initiate a citywide conversation about reconciliation and provide opportunities for everyone to engage in Calls to Action.
Aberdeen Mennonite Church
/in In The Community /by Dave FeickA great day to visit Aberdeen Mennonite Church as the congregation welcomes Dave!
Reconciliation Saskatoon
/in In The Community /by Dave FeickReconciliation Saskatoon is a community of 98 organizations who have come together to initiate a citywide conversation about reconciliation and provide opportunities for everyone to engage in Calls to Action.
SRJN Meeting
/in In The Community /by Dave FeickThe Saskatchewan Restorative Justice Network meets monthly to further the local and provincial restorative justice movement. Open to the public.
Micah Board Meeting
/in /by Dave FeickMeeting of the Board of Directors.
Office Closed
/in /by Dave FeickCSL Presentation
/in In The Community /by Dave FeickAdriana will be at the university recruiting students for community service learning placements alongside CoSA!
Ministry Fair
/in In The Community /by Dave FeickDave and Adriana will be joining students at Horizon College and Seminary for their annual Ministry Fair!
CoSA Advisory
/in CoSA /by Dave FeickThe CoSA Advisory Committee is composed of CoSA site staff, representatives from Saskatoon Parole & Probation, community partners, and volunteers. The committee gathers every 6-8 weeks to debrief and discuss ways to better support CoSA core members. For more information, please contact Adriana.
CONTACT:
Phone: 639.470.6246
Email: info@themicahmission.org
The Micah Mission
600 45th Street West
Saskatoon, SK
S7L 5W9
We work and live on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional territory of the Cree Peoples and the Homeland of the Métis Nation. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.