The Swing Emporium Big Band Concert
2024-04-28 19:00 - 22:00 (America/Edmonton) | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
The Swing Emporium Big Band presents Gospel & Blues Sunday April 28 at 7pm! Tickets $20 cash at the door.

Greenfield Lunch 'n' Learn
2024-05-26 11:30 - 13:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Are you new to Greenfield or interested in church membership? There’s a lunch for that! Join us Sunday May 26 after our gathering for a hot lunch and to learn more about being part of our Greenfield Church community. “New” is anyone who has started attending our gatherings in the past year. Sign up here or at the Welcome Centre.

Annual Greenfield Car Boot Sale and Community Garage Sale
2024-06-08 09:00 - 15:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
The Annual Greenfield Car Boot Sale and Community Garage Sale will be taking place on Saturday June 8.

The Car Boot Sale will be held in the parking lot of Greenfield Community Church while garage sales are happening at individual homes throughout the neighbourhood.
We will be putting together both a print and digital map of the homes participating in the garage sale.
Printed maps will be available to pick-up from Greenfield Community Church on Friday June 7 or on the 8th. Digital maps can be found here.

There will also be a bouncy house and hot-dog fundraiser.

Movie in the Lot
2024-09-01 20:00 - 22:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us in the Greenfield Community Church parking lot for a free movie night as we watch The Bad Guys, based on the hilarious kids books by Aaron Blabey. Bring your lawn chairs, snacks, and blankets!

White Cross Work Sessions
2024-10-07 09:30 - 11:30, 2024-10-21 09:30 - 11:30, 2024-10-21 19:00 - 21:00, 2024-10-28 09:30 - 11:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us at a White Cross work session! At these work sessions we work on rolling bandages, cutting and bundling 4×4 absorbent squares, and cutting out baby diapers, blankets, and sleep sacks. It is also a time where we can connect with one another. This fall we are having one Monday evening work session in addition to the morning times so that people who have evenings available can join us. White Cross work sessions are open to everyone of all ages.

The Weight of Our Oneness: Loving One Another in a World of Division
2024-10-18 19:00 - 2024-10-19 15:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
2024 All Church Conference
The Weight of Our Oneness:
Loving One Another in a World of Division
With Wayne Stapleton
Breakout sessions by Michael DeMoor, Jacquie Baker & Todd Weekes, Randal Rauser, and Lori Schmidt.
Division seems to be a hallmark of this age. In so many ways, institutions and people are finding themselves at odds with others, torn apart by tension. It is hard to understand what can be unifying nationally, relationally, or even in the church. In local churches, and at large in the overall Christian movement, unity is suffering. However, the work of God through Jesus Christ was intended to be a work of unity. Jesus taught the disciples to be unified with each other, and the Apostle Paul instructed the churches to be unified; unity is meant to be a hallmark of the church of Jesus Christ. However, we don’t see it. During the conference, we will explore the scriptural importance of unity for the church’s identity, for its witness, and for its work. Church oneness testifies to its character as a work of the one true God. Church oneness fortifies its witness to the powerful redemption of Jesus Christ. Church oneness is crucial to its effectiveness in Spirit-led ministry.
Additional Info: This conference will include snacks and beverages on Friday night as well as lunch on the Saturday. Childcare on Saturday (Kindergarten through grade six) is available.
Wayne Stapleton, VP of Cross-Cultural Engagement & Emerging Leader Engagement for the North American Baptist Conference. Wayne is a second career pastor, having worked as a financial analyst and management consultant before getting a seminary degree. Wayne was on staff at Grace Community Church in Detroit, Michigan for four years before leading a church restart in nearby Warren, Michigan. Wayne pastored Renewal Church for over 9 years. Since 2019, Wayne has been a member of the Executive Team of the North American Baptist Conference of churches. Wayne has been married to his wife Tonja for 25 years and have two sons, Stephen, in his second year of seminary, and Adam, who is a Senior this Fall at Kalamazoo College, just starting his last year on the football team.

Tentative Schedule
Friday Evening (7:00-8:30 pm)
Welcome & Worship (7:00-7:30 pm)
Plenary #1: The Weight of our Oneness (7:30-8:30 pm)
Saturday (9:00am-3:30pm)
Coffee & Welcome (9:00-9:15 am)
Worship (9:15-945 am)
Plenary #2: The Witness of our Oneness (9:45-10:45 am)
Morning Breakout Sessions (11:00 – 12 noon)
What is mere Christianity? – Dr. Randal Rauser, Veritas Solutions. Jesus established one church, and yet today there are thousands of denominations which vary greatly in doctrine and practice. In the midst of all that complexity, what does it mean to be a Christian? In this talk, Randal explores the concept of “mere Christianity” to understand what it truly means to follow, and believe in Jesus. Randal Rauser is the Director of Faith-Based Organization Investigations at Veritas Solutions and was a theology professor at Taylor Seminary for twenty years. Randal has a PhD from Kings College, University of London, and is the author/co-author of sixteen books.
Empathetic Communication – Don’t Get Stuck in the Mudhole – Jacquie Baker & Todd Weekes, Stephen Ministers. In this session, Jacquie and Todd will talk about how empathy can help us navigate difficult conversations effectively. Empathy involves encouraging others to share their feelings and actively listening in a non-judgmental way. The Apostle Paul encourages this when he calls us to, “Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep” (Romans 12:15). By creating a safe space, validating emotions, and suspending judgment, we foster deep, supportive connections, focusing on others’ experiences without dismissing or minimizing them. Jacquie Baker is Assistant Principal at Johnny Bright School in Edmonton and is a Stephen Ministry Leader at Greenfield Community Church. Todd Weekes is a social worker who has been practicing in the field for 33 years. He is currently a Team Lead in a government program supporting young adults transition into adulthood. Todd is also a Stephen Ministry Leader at Greenfield Community Church. He is passionate about growing people’s strengths in communication and networking with others.
Lunch (12 noon – 1:00)
Afternoon Breakout Sessions (1:00-2:00 pm)
Finding and Navigating the Faultlines – Dr. Michael DeMoor, The King’s University. We live in a world (and in churches, families, neighbourhoods) that are divided in a lot of different ways. Negotiating those divisions can be especially difficult when we don’t know where they are: which differences are divisions? Which divisions can be bridged and how? When can we hope for reconciliation or agreement, when must we settle for toleration, and what must we not tolerate? We will explore some of this terrain, focussing on figuring out what kinds of divisions we face in our lives in order to figure out where to go once we’ve identified them. Michael DeMoor is the Dean of Social Sciences and Professor of Social Philosophy at The King’s University. He has been at King’s since 2009 and teaches courses on (inter alia) human rights, markets and society, the history of political thought, democracy, and war and peace. In his spare time (such as it is) he enjoys birding, hiking, and arguing with people about hockey.
Bridging the Gap: Managing Difficult Conversations for Meaningful Connections – Lori Schmidt, President of Loral Management Group. Managing difficult conversations involves following the principles of James 1:19: Be quick to listen by understanding the other person’s perspective, slow to speak by carefully considering your words, and slow to anger by maintaining emotional control. These steps foster patience, grace, and meaningful connections in challenging discussions. Lori Schmidt is a facilitator and coach renowned for empowering non-profit agencies and business leaders to build resilience and foster collaboration. With extensive experience and a compassionate perspective as a Stephen Ministry Leader at Greenfield Community Church, Lori offers insightful guidance on developing meaningful strategies that enhance organizational and personal relationships.
Plenary Session #3: Working from our Oneness (2:15-3:15 pm)
Closing (3:15-3:30 pm)

Newcomer's Lunch
2024-11-24 11:30 - 13:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
New to Greenfield in the past year and interested in learning more about our Greenfield Church community? There’s a lunch for that! Join us Sunday November 24 after our gathering and find out what we’re all about. Register online or at the Welcome Centre.

Neighbourhood Christmas Dinner
2024-12-14 18:00 - 20:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
The Neighbourhood Care Network (NCN) is hosting another Neighbourhood Christmas Dinner on Saturday, December 14 at 6pm. If you live in and around the Greenfield Community (including Royal Gardens, Aspen Gardens, Sweet Grass, and Blue Quill) we invite you to join us for a hot meal and an opportunity to connect with other neighbours. We have had a lot of fun at our previous neighbourhood dinners and we are looking forward to another great evening!

Note: Registration for the Neighbourhood Christmas dinner is now closed. However, we may get some cancellations over the next few days so if you would still be interested in attending, please call the office or email sara-may@greenfieldchurch.ca to see if there are spaces available.

The Mustard Seed Benefit Art Show & Sale with Swing Emporium Big Band Concert
2024-12-15 18:00 - 22:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us in supporting The Mustard Seed at the annual Art Show & Sale starting at 6 p.m. followed by the Swing Emporium Big Band Concert at 7 p.m. Admission by donations of cash, warm socks or underwear. Art sales are cash paid directly to artist.

Blue Christmas Service
2024-12-19 19:00 - 20:00 | Dayspring Presbyterian Church, 11445 40 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB, T6J 0R5, Canada
Christmas isn’t always merry. Join us for this gentle, contemplative service of remembrance and hope for those who are carrying pain or loss during this season of celebration. The Holiday season is hard for those whose hearts are hurting. You are not alone.
The service will be held at Dayspring Presbyterian on Thursday 19 December. It will also be livestreamed on ZOOM here.
A joint service between Dayspring Presbyterian Church and Greenfield Community Church.

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
2024-12-24 16:00 - 17:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us for our Christmas Eve Candlelight Service as we celebrate the birth of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. The service starts at 4pm.

A Jazzy Night at the Museum
2025-02-08 18:30 - 21:00 | Bodnar Private Museum, 34 Ave & Parsons Road (approximate), Edmonton
On the evening of Saturday, February 8 (6:30-9:00 pm), Greenfield Community Church presents “A Jazzy Night at the Museum.”
We’ve arranged a special visit to the private Bodnar Collection Museum while enjoying some live jazz music featuring sets from the YEG Byrds and soloist Mark Glanville (who besides being a jazz pianist is a pastor-theologian from Vancouver, who will be our guest speaker for our Sunday service).
This is a special event for Greenfield Community Church, but if you have some friends or neighbours who you would like to attend with, please feel free to include them when you RSVP below. Kids are most welcome, but note this is a museum, so they would need to be supervised. In addition, while private photos are welcome, the owners of the collection request no social media posts. Light refreshments will be served.
There is a minimum suggested entrance cash donation of $10 per individual or $20 per couple or family, which will be donated back to Greenfield that will go towards special outreach projects.

White Cross Work Sessions
2025-03-03 09:30 - 11:30, 2025-03-03 19:00 - 21:00, 2025-03-10 09:30 - 11:30, 2025-03-17 09:30 - 11:30, 2025-03-24 09:30 - 11:30, 2025-03-31 09:30 - 11:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us at a White Cross work session! At these work sessions we work on rolling bandages, cutting and bundling 4×4 absorbent squares, and cutting out baby diapers, blankets, and sleep sacks. It is also a time where we can connect with one another. White Cross work sessions are open to everyone of all ages.

Neighbourhood Easter Dinner
2025-04-12 18:00 - 20:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
The Neighbourhood Care Network (a partnership between Dayspring Presbyterian & Greenfield Community Church) is hosting a neighbourhood Easter dinner on Saturday, April 12 at 6:00pm. The dinner will be held at Greenfield Community Church (3712 114 St. NW) and is open to anyone that lives in, or close to, Aspen Gardens, Royal Gardens, Greenfield, Blue Quill, and Sweet Grass neighbourhoods. Join us for an evening of good food and time to connect with others in the community. It is free to attend but registration is required. Registration deadline: Monday, April 7.

Movie in the Lot
2025-08-31 20:15 - 22:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us in the Greenfield Community Church parking lot for a free movie night as we watch Rio, a cartoon comedy-adventure that centers on Blu, a flightless rare macaw who acts more human than bird. Remember to bring your lawn chairs, snacks, and blankets!

NCN Collective Kitchen
2025-09-22 18:00 - 20:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
NCN Collective Kitchen
Join us for our monthly Neighbourhood Care Network Collective Kitchen! Dates for the fall are Monday September 22 & November 24; future dates can be found on the Greenfield Community Church calendar.
Collective kitchens provide an opportunity for participants to cook together and then take home the food that has been cooked.
We will cook and eat the meal together and then the rest will be packaged up to be taken home by everyone that participates. Please bring containers with you.
All food ingredients will be provided and there is no cost to participate but you must be registered so that we can plan for the right amount of supplies. Space is limited and registration is free, so make sure to sign up early if you are interested in joining us as we try out new recipes and meet others in the community!
The collective kitchens are held at Greenfield Community Church: 3712 114 Street NW
Please contact Pastor Sara-May with any questions: sara-may@greenfieldchurch.ca

The land is speaking, will you help us listen? A conversation about truth and reconciliation.
2025-09-28 11:30 - 13:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
Join us as Harold Rocher (Edmonton Native Healing Centre) facilitates a discussion about the history, cultures, and contemporary issues of Indigenous Peoples in Canada, especially as it relates to truth and reconciliation. A soup and bannock lunch will be provided.

For the Sake of Others - 2025 All Church Conference
2025-10-17 19:00 - 2025-10-18 15:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
2025 All Church Conference
For the Sake of Others
With Witty Sandle
Breakout sessions by Chantalle Grant, Ann Kuehn, Clinton Porritt, and Cory Siebel
Our spiritual formation happens in the context of our lived experiences and against the backdrop of our cultures and societies. For better or for worse, we live in a world that shapes us. One of the pervasive influences in the West is that of individualism. The language of “rights” and “choice” predominates, and the spirit of the age seems to dwell on the words, “Me, Myself and I.” Yet, we also recognize that we serve a God who sees each of us at a personal level, and not simply part of an anonymous collective. So how do we hold these things in balance? Witty will explore this tension by suggesting that we shift towards an “other-centred” mindset. This refocus will enable us to move from our self-interested narcissistic impulses, whilst holding on to a sense of our individuality.
Additional Info: This conference will include snacks and beverages on Friday night as well as a box lunch on Saturday. Childcare on Saturday (Kindergarten through grade six) is available.
Witty Sandle is a Spiritual Director, Retreat Facilitator and Educator. She graduated from Portland Seminary in 2019 with a Masters in Spiritual Formation. She is also a certified Myers Briggs practitioner, an enneagram enthusiast, and a credentialed career counsellor. Her career has spanned work with youth and university students as well as adults at various stages of their lives. She is deeply interested in exploring the topic of vocation in all its manifestations. In January 2025, she left her position at the King’s University as the campus Career and Vocational Counsellor, to focus on spiritual direction and retreat work. She explains, “the heart of my practice is to provide attentive and safe places where people can explore all they are called to be and do. Part of that work is hosting spaces where we can be attentive to the whispers of God’s Spirit in our lives.”
Witty has been married to Mark, (a history Prof at King’s University), for 39 years. She has three adult children and 4 grandchildren who are her “little loves.” She enjoys being behind a camera, eating curries and cheesecake, is a podcast nerd, a coffee snob, lover of books, movies and finding bargains! Find out more about Witty’s work at: www.everydaypilgrimages.org

Tentative Schedule
Friday Evening (7:00-8:30 pm)
Welcome & Worship (7:00-7:30 pm)
Plenary #1: All in All for the Sake of Others (7:30-8:30 pm)
Genesis 1:1 & 31 – In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth…31 God saw all that he had made, and it was very good. In this session, we will explore the myriad ways in which the good creation of God is interconnected and co-dependent. Nothing exists in isolation.
Saturday (9:00am-3:30pm)
Coffee & Welcome (9:00-9:15 am)
Worship (9:15-9:45 am)
Plenary #2: Loving Yourself for the Sake of Others (9:45-10:45 am)
1 John 4:19 – “We love because he first loved us.” This session makes the claim that loving self is not a selfish act but foundational to moving through the world in healthy ways. This includes naming our gifts and wounds within the circumstances of our stories.
Morning Breakout Sessions (11:00 – 12 noon)

Option 1: “Everything Affects Everything: Understanding our Connectedness to Creation” with Clint Porritt. Genesis 2:8 – “And God planted a garden…” The connectedness between plants and microbes that extends under the earth, gives us a small picture of the connectedness of all creation. When we tend God’s garden, with care, with creativity, with attentiveness, with reverence, within community, we are fulfilling a sacred task. Our understanding of connectedness should lead us to a place of deeper awe, humility, and responsibility. Clint Porritt has 25+ years of faith formation experience through teaching, spiritual direction, and program development. Prior to joining the staff at Star of the North Retreat Centre as program coordinator, Clint served 12 years as a scripture and theology instructor at Mount Carmel Bible College in Edmonton. He holds a Master of Theological Studies from Taylor Seminary and is passionate about the intersection of spiritual formation, theology, creation-care, and social justice.
Option 2: “Come Away with Me: God’s Invitation to Us All” with Ann Kuehn. What would it feel like to step away from the noise of life and spend a day in quiet with the Holy Trinity? In this session, Ann Kuehn invites you to explore the rhythm of a one-day silent retreat —moments of prayer, reflection, and stillness that can refresh your spirit. You’ll learn practical ways to create this sacred space, whether you journey alone or share the experience with others in a supportive community. Come discover how a day of silence can open your heart to God’s gentle presence and equip you to be a peaceful presence with others. Ann Kuehn is a spiritual director and retreat leader who loves helping people notice God’s presence in the everyday. A graduate of The Studion School for Spiritual Direction, she offers one-on-one direction and silent retreats shaped by her years in ministry and her own journey of faith. At home, Ann finds joy in baking sourdough, walking her little dog Molly, and tending backyard chickens. She and her husband, Greg, recently celebrated 26 years of marriage and love spending time with their three children and two future daughters-in-law.
Lunch (12 noon – 1:00)
Afternoon Breakout Sessions (1:00-2:00 pm)
Option 1: “Go Away, Come Closer: Factors that Encourage and Hinder Our Growth in Community” with Cory Siebel. As humans, we have been designed for relationship. Within the church, we recognize that community can play a powerful role in enabling our healing and growth. However, growing together in community isn’t always easy. At times, we may long for connection. At other times, we may struggle with impulses that undermine our relationships with one another. Drawing upon the voices of both Christian theology and psychology, this session first explores several key factors that can hinder our growth in community. It then highlights perspectives and practices that can aid us in fostering healthy, growing relationships with one another. Cory Seibel is a professional counsellor who operates his own private practice, Daybreak Counselling, in Edmonton. Cory also is part of the teaching faculty for the Psychotherapy and Spirituality program for St. Stephen’s College at the University of Alberta, and teaches psychology of religion at Concordia University of Edmonton. Cory has an MA in counselling from Central Seminary in Kansas City and has undertaken additional doctoral studies in counselling through Washington University of Virginia. Prior to transitioning into the counselling profession, Cory spent nearly three decades as a pastor and seminary professor. Along the way, he earned two degrees in practical theology, an MTh from Spurgeon’s College and a PhD from the University of Pretoria. He has published three books and numerous articles and is a frequent guest speaker.

Option 2: “Life and Faith in the Trauma Bay” with Chantalle Grant. Through her work and life, Chantalle has experienced the struggles of raising a young family in the midst of difficult surgical training (and a pandemic) which has tested her faith. While her hard work had the appearance of being outwardly charitable, the ensuing burnout led to an attitude of selfishness and struggles with her faith. She is currently re-learning what it looks like to incorporate her relationship with God into her current practice as a surgeon and how to be truly present for the sake of others—from the most mundane of days to the life-changing moments in the ER. Chantalle Grant was raised in Edmonton, Alberta, where she attended Greenfield Community Church for most of her childhood and young adulthood. She is now living and working in Vancouver, British Columbia as a Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon at Vancouver General Hospital and attends Olivet Baptist Church. Chantalle completed her medical school and surgical residency at the University of Alberta, as well as a Fellowship in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery at the University of Toronto and a Master of Science in Public Health from the University of Alberta.
Plenary Session #3: Getting Away for the Sake of Others: Silence, Solitude and Sustenance (2:15-3:15 pm)
Mark 6:31-“Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.” As Christians we are called to love our neighbours as we love ourselves. But how do we do this without succumbing to burnout? In this session we consider the spiritual practices of silence and solitude.
Closing (3:15-3:30 pm)

Newcomer's Lunch
2025-10-19 11:30 - 13:00 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
New to Greenfield in the past year and interested in learning more about our Greenfield Church community? There’s a lunch for that! Join us Sunday October 19th after our gathering and find out what we’re all about. Register online or at the Welcome Centre.

NCN Collective Kitchen
2025-10-20 18:00 - 20:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
NCN Collective Kitchen
Join us for our monthly Neighbourhood Care Network Collective Kitchen! Dates for the fall are Monday October 20 & November 24; future dates can be found on the Greenfield Community Church calendar.
Collective kitchens provide an opportunity for participants to cook together and then take home the food that has been cooked.
We will cook and eat the meal together and then the rest will be packaged up to be taken home by everyone that participates. Please bring containers with you.
All food ingredients will be provided and there is no cost to participate but you must be registered so that we can plan for the right amount of supplies. Space is limited and registration is free, so make sure to sign up early if you are interested in joining us as we try out new recipes and meet others in the community!
The collective kitchens are held at Greenfield Community Church: 3712 114 Street NW
Please contact Pastor Sara-May with any questions: sara-may@greenfieldchurch.ca

NAB Gateway presents Sister-Church Partnership (SCP) Orientation
2025-10-27 17:30 - 21:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
We will explore Sister-Church Partnership through missional/kingdom theology and global church identity, led by Randy Schmor, Gateway Director for the North American Baptist Conference. He has led and trained short-term mission teams for over two decades. He is on the board of Mission Excellence, formerly Standards of Excellence in Short-Term Mission, and uses these guidelines to empower others with the knowledge and skills of how to build appropriate and thriving global partnerships. Randy has a heart to partner with others worldwide and to advance the Kingdom of Christ.
The evening will consist of a shared meal together as we learn more about Sister-Church Partnership.

NCN Collective Kitchen
2025-11-24 18:00 - 20:30 | Greenfield Community Church, 3712 - 114 Street NW, EDMONTON, AB, T6J 1M1, Canada
NCN Collective Kitchen
Join us for our monthly Neighbourhood Care Network Collective Kitchen!
Collective kitchens provide an opportunity for participants to cook together and then take home the food that has been cooked.
We will cook and eat the meal together and then the rest will be packaged up to be taken home by everyone that participates. Please bring containers with you.
All food ingredients will be provided and there is no cost to participate but you must be registered so that we can plan for the right amount of supplies. Space is limited and registration is free, so make sure to sign up early if you are interested in joining us as we try out new recipes and meet others in the community!
The collective kitchens are held at Greenfield Community Church: 3712 114 Street NW
Please contact Pastor Sara-May with any questions: sara-may@greenfieldchurch.ca
