Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference
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MANITOBA-SASKATCHEWAN CONFERENCE

Organized 1903; reorganized 1907, 1932, 1988, 1995

Territory: Manitoba, Nunavut Territory, and Saskatchewan.

Statistics: Churches, 30; membership, 3,224; population, 2,275,208 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 1 (306) 244-9700.

Fax: 1 (306) 244-0032.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.tagnet.org/mansaskconf.

Address: 1004 Victoria Avenue; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0Z8; Canada.

Administration:

President, Kenneth J. L. Wiebe.

Secretary, Clifford A. Holm.

Treasurer, Brent B. Burdick.

Executive Committee:

Kenneth J. L. Wiebe, Chair; Clifford A. Holm, Secretary; Brent B. Burdick, Sandra Burke, Melanie Chernipeski, Marcia Dawes, Charlene Dubyna, Corene Glover, Darren Godsoe, Elwin Kettner, Jeff Potts, Rowell Puedivan, Brian Sabiston, Glyne Thompson, Merrill Zachary.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Youth Ministries, Gwen G. Bader.

Communication, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Clifford A. Holm.

Education, Victor Fitch.

Family Ministries, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Kenneth J. L. Wiebe.

Health Ministries, Carol Henry.

Ministerial Association, and Trust Services, Graham Glover; Evangelism, Kenneth J. L. Wiebe.

Stewardship, Brent B. Burdick.

Women's Ministries, Vera Wiebe.

Agency:

ADRA, Clifford A. Holm.

Ministries & Services:

Adventist Community Services (Winnipeg), Margaret Dobryden.

Adventurers, and Pathfinders, Gwen G. Bader.

ASI, and Risk Management, Brent B. Burdick.

Auditing, Dave Moore.

Camp Whitesand Summer Camp, Gwen G. Bader.

Legal Associations:

Seventh-day Adventist Health Corporation.

President, Kenneth J. L. Wiebe.

Secretary, Clifford A. Holm.

Treasurer, Brent B. Burdick.
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