Join us for our special Good Friday Tenebrae Service on April 3 at 10am, and our Easter Sunday Celebration on April 5 at 10am.
Author: Tyler Williams
Celebration of Life for Robert Krinke
The Celebration of Life for Robert Dean Krinke will be held on Saturday January 3, 2026 at 11:00 am at Greenfield Community Church, Edmonton, AB.
His obituary may be found here.
The Birth of the King – Advent & Christmas 2025

This Advent at Greenfield we are going back to the beginning of the Gospel of Matthew to explore his account of the birth of Jesus. From the lineage of the King to his flight to Egypt and return, Matthew’s story highlights Jesus’ royal birth as the true messiah of Israel.
Join us Sunday mornings at 10am during Advent as we explore the Gospel of Matthew in our sermon series “The Birth of the King” (you may also see sermons here).
Our special Christmas Eve Candlelight Service on 4 pm on Wednesday December 24th (it will also be livestreamed on our YouTube Channel here).
We also recognize that Christmas is not an easy time of year for some, so we are joining with Dayspring Presbyterian for a joint Blue Christmas Service on Thursday December 18th at 7pm. This service will be at Greenfield and is a quiet reflective service.
Join us as we anticipate and celebrate the coming of our King Jesus this season.
Celebration of Life for Mona Ewoniak
The Celebration of Life for Mona Jean Ewoniak will be held on Saturday November 29, 2025, at 1:30 pm at Greenfield Community Church, Edmonton, AB.
Her obituary may be found here.
Celebration of Life for Jake Leverette
The Celebration of Life for Rev. Jake Eugene Leverette will be held on Saturday July 5, 2025, at 1:00 pm at Greenfield Community Church, Edmonton, AB.
His obituary may be found at the Trinity Funeral Home site here.
2025 Ministry Council Nomination
Gregg Becker has been approved for nomination to serve on the Ministry Council. He will be brought to the membership for a vote of affirmation at our Congregational Business Meeting on June 1, 2025.
Gregg has been at Greenfield since the Renaissance Community Church merger in 2014, and he and Catherine are involved in ministries such as counting offering, serving coffee, co-leading a Dave Ramsey money series, and among other things.
Gregg currently serves on several Christian organization boards (Arrow International Leadership, Mustard Seed) as well as some corporate boards. He chaired the Taylor Seminary (now KAIROS University) board, and runs his own consulting business – Predictable Futures Inc – which helps private companies manage succession.
When he is not working, you can find him running in the trails or cycling. He and Catherine have two adult children (Kezia and Christian).
Summer Church Worker
Greenfield Community Church, Edmonton, Alberta, invites applications for a full-time hourly contract (35 hours/week) Summer Church Worker, effective May 1, 2025.
The Summer Church Worker position will assist with the various ministries and programs at Greenfield Community Church. Primary responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Support the Children’s Ministry program at Greenfield by organizing and implementing our Summer Kid’s Community Camp;
- Help organize Sunday morning Children’s Ministry for the summer (Junior Church), including working with volunteers;
- Help with building and yard maintenance; and
- Other work to support the over-all ministry of the church.
The ideal candidate will have significant experience and/or post-secondary education in a field relating to working with children and must be able to work Sundays. In addition, the ideal candidate will be creative and have excellent communication and administrative skills, relevant experience and educational background, and love working with and providing pastoral care to children and others.
The successful candidate will model a growing Christian life and will be committed to Greenfield’s mission, values, and beliefs. In addition, they must have a satisfactory vulnerable sector check. The pay rate starts at $17.00 per hour. As this position may be funded in part through the generous support of the Canada Summer Jobs program, applicants must be under 30 years of age.
Greenfield’s hiring policy respects the non-discrimination principles of the Human Rights Codes across Canada. In addition, we adhere to all relevant employment laws of Alberta.
Click here for a PDF of this search ad.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, and names of three references to
Lead Pastor
Greenfield Community Church
3712 – 114 Street NW
Edmonton, AB T6J 1M1
Email: [email protected]
Review of applications will begin immediately.
Applications will be received until the position is filled.
Leaning into Lent
In the Christian calendar the season of Lent is the forty-day period leading up to Easter. It’s a period of preparation that culminates with the celebration of the very heart of our faith: Jesus’ death and resurrection. Lent is therefore a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal.
This year at Greenfield we will be “Leaning into Lent.” We will do this in a number of ways:
- Our Ash Wednesday Service will be at 7pm on March 5, 2025. This service will also be live-streamed from our webpage and at our YouTube channel here.
- On Sunday March 9, we will be starting a Lenten Sermon Series called, “Return to the Lord: A Call to Covenant Faithfulness from the Minor Prophets.”
- We are publishing a Leaning into Lent Devotional Guide (written by Greenfielders) to help us in our daily devotions throughout this season. Print copies can be picked up at the Welcome Centre (or downloaded as a PDF here).
- And then throughout Lent, we will hold weekly Lenten Prayer Meetings at 7pm each Thursday night (March 13, 20, 27; April 3, 10, 17). These will be creative times of prayer and worship led by different individuals.
- Our Good Friday Tenebrae Service will be at 10am on April 18.
Please join us as we “Lean into Lent” this year.
The Celebration of Life for Garth Archer
The Celebration of Life for Garth Archer will be held on Saturday November 2 at 11:00 am at Greenfield Community Church, Edmonton, AB.
Garth’s obituary may be found on the Serenity Funeral Service website here.
Ministry Council Nominations
The following individuals have been approved for nomination to serve on the Ministry Council. They will be brought to the membership for a vote of affirmation at our Congregational Business Meeting on June 2, 2024.
Roger Goulden (Treasurer)
Since joining Greenfield in March 2022, Roger and his wife Paw Law have embraced the community with enthusiasm. He has been actively involved in various church activities, including completing CORE3 and serving on the greeter team. Roger’s background in non-profit work with Young Life, where he passionately shared the message of Christ with teenagers, has equipped him with valuable skills in relational ministry. Currently, as a Personal Banker at ATB, he channels his passion for helping others into financial guidance and support. Outside of work and church, Roger finds joy in his love for football (soccer) and his interest in personal finance. Eager to contribute his financial acumen and servant heart to the board at Greenfield, Roger looks forward to serving alongside fellow believers and making a meaningful impact on the community.
Joshua Mackintosh (Member-at-large)
My name is Josh Mackintosh and I have been attending Greenfield Community Church since 2013/14. I attend church with my wife Cari, son Jake, and daughter Willa. I grew up in the Baptist Church (out east) and am pleased to consider myself a part of the Greenfield Community Church family. I am from Nova Scotia and have lived in Edmonton since 2013. Prior to living in Edmonton, I completed my master’s degree in Isafjordur, Iceland and worked for the Inuvialuit Land Claim Government in Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories. I currently work as a Director of Policy in Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors. I look forward to being a part of the Ministry Council and seeing the ways in which God can work through me to the benefit of the church community.
Cailey Mrochuk (Member-at-large)
My husband Ryan and I have been members of Greenfield for 10 years. I have worked and volunteered in kids ministry, and have been volunteering with the worship team (playing guitar) for a number of years. Our younger two teens attend youth group, the oldest is also on the worship team. Within the last few years I have completed CORE3 and Stephen Ministry training. This year I started volunteering once a week at the Mustard Seed’s art drop in program here in the city. I also use my artistic talents in leading a yearly paint party for the youth group and occasionally helping with mission trip fundraisers. For work I am the shipper/receiver at a car dealership. I am happy to serve where God calls me and I hope that my joy, my creativity and my volunteerism will all be of benefit to the Ministry Counsel, the staff and my brothers and sisters in Christ
Bente Roycroft (Member-at-large)
Bente Roycroft has been a member of Greenfield Community Church for several years (though the exact time frame is entirely lost on her). She has been involved in the Stephen Ministry program and many of the choirs, and volunteers when possible with year-end financial audits, spring clean-ups, and other mentorship activities as requested. Bente was raised in a loving, believing family (by Karen and Aksel), and accepted Jesus into her life at a young age. She was baptized at Bayridge Alliance Church in Kingston, Ontario as a young girl, and now as an adult, she continues to look for ways to feed her faith in God, and relationships with Him and her neighbours. She lives in Aspen Gardens with her new husband, Michael, her deeply loved dog Lady McDuff (“Duff”), and part-time with her two stepchildren Andrew (15), and Jillian (14). Bente is a business owner of a managed IT services company, Accurate Network Services, based in Edmonton and Calgary. She has an MBA from UofA, and an English degree from Queen’s University. She is currently a business coach for new entrepreneurs, and has served on several boards including The Christmas Bureau, Eating Disorder Support Network of Alberta, and Business and Professional Women of Edmonton.