Mission partners
Church Missions
Learn more about our church missions and the communities we serve both locally and globally.
Jesus calls all of us to be his witnesses to the ends of the earth. The Missions Mobilization Team (MMT) seeks to help PCC engage in this calling by encouraging each of us to share the love of God within our city, as well as providing opportunities to come alongside others through short-term missions. Beyond fostering a culture of looking beyond our church walls to our neighbors, we also partner with a number of full-time missionaries, some who touch lives here in Regina and others overseas, through financial and prayer support.
The bulk of our fundraising for our missionary partners happens at the annual October Mission’s Festival, the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Congregants can also give to missions throughout the year by designating donations for specific sponsored partners, organizations or projects. Offerings received the fifth Sunday of any month also go towards missions, specifically our Multiply sponsored partners and short-term missions. Students working at Christian summer camps, PCC run summer children’s programs and short-term missions trips are eligible to access these ‘short-term missions’ funds.
The Missions Mobilization Team meets regularly to discuss how we can best encourage and support PCCers in those places where God is calling them, in their own life setting right here in Regina, and foster connections with our missionary partners. As a team we long to listen to God together, joining Him in the work He is already doing in Regina and beyond.
Our Missionary Partners
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Athanase and Beata Chiruza
Regina, Sk
Walter and Cindy Selke
Northern Canada Evangelical Mission
Walter and Cindy were married in 1989 and immediately became involved in ministry in Regina’s north central community. Over the years, the Selke’s were involved with Healing Hearts Ministry ministering to the people of North Central Regina.
The Selke’s have transitioned from their involvement with Healing Hearts to working and serving with Northern Canada Evangelical Mission. Currently, Walter and Cindy are serving as General Director for NCEM with headquarters in Prince Albert, SK. They have three grown children: Mark (and Amy) living in Gladstone, Manitoba; Daniel (and Michaela) living in Weyburn; and Caylea in Regina.
For more information on these organizations:
Healing Heart Ministries
Northern Canada Evangelical Mission
Most Recent Updates
Selke’s Winter 2022 Missions Update
Selke October 2021 Missions Update
Selke’s September 2021 Missions Update
Most Recent Updates
Helliwell’s June 23, 2022 Missions Update
Helliwell’s June 16, 2022 Missions Update
Helliwell’s June 2022 Mission Update
Nick and Vivian Helliwell
Rising Above Abuse Counselling Agency
Nick and Vivian Helliwell have been full time faith missionaries since 2005. Recently, they joined Rising Above Abuse Counseling Agency.
Nick and Vivian are both Indigenous Christians of Nēhiyawa (Cree) heritage. Nick is from the Peepeekisis First Nation and Vivian is from the Whitebear First Nation. While they are proud of their indigenous heritage, their spiritual identity is firmly founded upon Jesus Christ.
Nick and Vivian minister to indigenous people in Regina as well as on reserves outside Regina. Nick and Vivian build bridges for ministry engagement through attendance at weddings, wakes, funerals, home visits, giving rides and other forms of visible involvement in the indigenous community. This ministry impinges on many aspects of urban indigenous life, but is focused primarily on the restoration of men as husbands and fathers.
In the North Central neighborhood, all of Nick’s ministry efforts employ a range of approaches that lead men into mentorship pairings with older, more mature Christians. These efforts include music ministry, Bible studies, community outreach, hospital outreach, breakfasts, men’s camps as well as speaking to churches about men’s ministry. Passionate about the Bible, for over 20 years Nick has been making disciples in Bible studies using study materials he has developed. These Bible study materials have now been published as “Journey Through the Bible”.
Nick sasy “Leading men to faith in the context of strong mentoring relationships with other older, mature Christian men is the keystone of my ministry. Jesus Christ began His church by mentoring twelve men in their faith, commanding them to likewise ‘go and make disciples’. In all of my efforts”, he continues, “I seek to help men develop discipling relationships with other men.”
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Rising Above
Kirstie Kline
Director of Discipleship - Youth for Christ - Regina, SK
Most Recent Updates
Kirstie Kline March 2021 Missions Update
Kirstie Kline’s Summer 2020 Missions Update
Most Recent Updates
Giesbrecht’s June 2022 Missions Update
Giesbrecht’s May 2022 Missions Update
Giesbrecht’s March 2022 Missions Update
Cory and Masami Giesbrecht
Multiply - Japan
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Multiply
Wally and Arlene Schroeder
Healing Heart Ministries - Regina, SK
Most Recent Updates
Schroeder’s April 2022 Missions Update
Schroeder’s September 2021 Missions Update
Schroeder’s June 2021 Missions Update
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Matt’s June 15, 2022 Missions Update
Matt’s May 30, 2022 Missions Update
Matt’s May 2022 Missions Update
Matt and Ruth
Multiply - Winnipeg, MB
Matt and Ruth serve with Multiply’s Mobilization Team in central Canada and are involved with the Global Media Network.
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Multiply
Ron and Marilyn Dyck
CMA National Evangelist - Prairie Region
Ron and Marilyn became official members of the Christian Motorcyclists Association of Canada (CMA) in May of 2004. CMA’s vision is to, “Change the World One Heart at a Time!” CMA members simply love Jesus Christ and love riding bikes. We want to share the love of Jesus Christ and the message of salvation to people in the motorcycling community.
In September of 2021, Ron received and accepted the call to be the CMA National Evangelist for the Prairie Region (Saskatchewan and Manitoba). Working as partners, Ron and Marilyn come alongside CMA chapters and members, supporting and encouraging them in their personal and chapter outreach initiatives. They have a deep love for the love for the lost and spend many hours on their Harley Davidson (Jonah), building relationships by participating in charity rides, group rides, and bike rallies.
For more information on these organizations:
Christian Motorcyclists Association of Canada
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Most Recent Updates
Caylea’s April Mission Update
Caylea’s January 2022 Missions Update
Caylea Selke
Northern Canada Evangelical Mission (NCEM) - Regina, SK
Caylea Selke has been part of ministry in and around Regina all her life. Her present work includes NCEM’s communication through social media, while she continues to minister to youth face-to-face in Regina, Saskatchewan.
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NCEM
Madou Traore
Multiply - Burkina Faso
Madou works full time in holistic development in Burkina Faso. This includes the areas of agriculture, silviculture, reforestation and animal husbandry, church-planting and leading cooperation between formerly competing churches. Madou coordinates with other churches to increase their combined impact as he is involved in apostolic work, as well as preaching, discipling and evangelism. Madou recently was chosen as the official representative in his province of the National Association of Evangelical Churches and Mission Agencies. Madou trains and oversees church leaders to be ambassadors and bridge-builders and they are experiencing God’s continued blessing. They have added yet another pastor to their team, and planted yet another church in a village that was formerly resistant to Christianity. In fact, the village leadership donated land for a church building there!
Most Recent Updates
Neudorf February 2022 Missions Update
Neudorf’s November 2021 Missions Update
Neudorf’s August 2021 Missions Update
Jonathan and Melissa Neudorf
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) - Indonesia
Jonathan and Melissa met at church in 2014 and were married in 2016. In 2017, they went on a vision trip to Kenya and Uganda, and it was during this trip that they felt that God was affirming their call to missions. Jonathan and Melissa are excited to step into this new season of life and ministry.
Please prayerfully consider partnering with Jonathan and Melissa as they serve with MAF in Indonesia.
Jonathan grew up in Saskatchewan, and also spent five years in Belize where his parents served as missionaries. His parents led him to the Lord as a child, and after high school he attended Prairie Bible College where he attained his pilot’s license. While at Prairie, he was inspired by his instructor and felt God nudging him to consider mission aviation. After graduating, he gained experience flying in northern communities throughout Canada.
Melissa was born and raised in Saskatchewan. As a child, she attended summer camp, and it was there where she became a Christ-follower. In high school, melissa was part of a few short-term mission trips, which sparked her passion for ministry. She graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and has been working as a pharmacist, as well as instructing at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Wendy Eros
Multiply - Japan
Wendy was born in Ontario and being an “army brat”, grew up all across Canada. She became a Christian at the age of 28, and at 46 she went on a missions trip to Italy in 2005 with Central Heights Church in Abbotsford (where she was working for four youth pastors). In 2006, God called her to be an ESL teacher in Nagoya, Japan. As a Mission Capacity Builder through MBMSI (now called Multiply), Wendy worked alongside the churches and pastors in Fujigaoka, Komaki & Toyota cities, using the ESL program and children’s events as a means to draw people into the church. She was also involved in 2 Gospel Choirs in Japan where she had opportunities to share her faith, as 98% of the choir members are not Christians. Wendy volunteered with 2 seniors groups there and is still doing zoom calls once/month with them. She will start up zoom classes in April this year with Fujigaoka & Komaki Churches as the present teacher will be leaving at the end of March.
Unable to return to Japan for the past 2 years due to Covid, she is still employed with Multiply in the home office in Abbotsford as a Partner Care Liaison. She is hoping to return to Japan this summer. Please pray for her visa application to be accepted & approved once Japan opens its borders again for travel.
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Multiply