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Fellowship… We believe that consistent fellowship, prayer and Bible study is essential to being obedient followers of Jesus Christ. Missions… This church is affiliated with the North American Baptist Conference, A missions minded denomination with churches in Canada and the United States. We support a number of missionaries both in Canada and abroad – in such places as Brazil, Kenya, Czech Republic, Japan and the Philippines. Over 10% of our annual budget goes to missions. Membership… Classes for all those wanting to investigate membership in this congregation are provided periodically. Finances… The expenses of Hartland Baptist Church are met by the giving of those who fellowship here. Accurate financial records are maintained and audited annually.

Heart Niagara's Healthy Heart Schools' Program is... Good for students - Focusing on the development of physical and health literacy enabling students to thrive in an ever-changing world, making good decisions for their personal health and wellbeing. Good for education - Bringing schools and communities together in support of a common goal addresses social, physical, and developmental aspects of learning. Good for communities- Strengthening the role of schools as a hub for healthy active living by engaging public health, sport, recreation, parents to get involved. Strengthening connections to impact student health and learning Good for the health of Ontario - Addressing the emerging health agenda; healthy eating, physical activity, community preparedness, and positive choice in an integrated holistic way. For a list of publications, see our website the LinkedIn profile of Karen Stearne, executive director of HNI: http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/karen-stearne/7/174/a60

Bearspaw Christian School is an accredited K-12 school that teaches Alberta curriculum from a Christian perspective.

High Adventure ministers through international partnerships "In the Air" broadcasting and building via shortwave Fm & MW radio and "On the Ground" in medical, educational and humanitarian projects

The Door Youth Centre provides local youth aged 13 to 19 with drop-in nights and after school programs designed for their specific needs. The Door @ StreetLevel goes out to the street to provide support to youth who are homeless or street involved. Campus Life offers clubs, trips and events for high school youth.

Located in the heart of High River, our congregation is committed to worship, spiritual community and activites that engage all ages - preschoolers to seniors. We host calligraphy classes, Buzzum Buddies cancer support, AA, Scouting & Guiding Groups, Tai Chi, and many other community activities. Each spring we work with the High River Lion's to host the Lion's Music Festival. Our Gift of Music program brings world-class concerts to High River.

The Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Association (HSCA) serves the communities of Hillhurst and Sunnyside in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. HSCA traces its roots all the way back to 1912, but was not registered as a society until 1948. In 1980, HSCA gained registered charitable status and since then we have continued to be a significant provider of social services in the Hillhurst-Sunnyside area and beyond. Our primary services areas are Seniors services (snow removal, housekeeping and lawn care), Outreach Services and Child Care, making us a full-service community centre. Donations made to HSCA are tax deductible. Donors to the United Way may direct all or a portion of their contribution to HSCA through the United Way of Calgary, Donor Choice program. For current news related to the community association, check out their website at www.hillhurstsunnyside.org

Hillhurst United Church is a place that for 100 years has opened its doors to those looking for open-minded discussions on issues that matter to them. Our core values are: Radical Hospitality Social Justice Spirituality

Hope Centre Ministries: - assists churches to welcome and support people with disabilities and their families - provides programs for people with disabilities aimed at encouraging faith development, mutual support, service, and gift discernment. - acts as an advocate for people with disabilities and their families in the context of church. We also provide educational opportunities for congregations and other interested community groups. - has a small library of resources available for borrowing.

We are a non-profit charitable organization in Winnipeg, offering an array of services to empower people with an intellectual disability to participate in all aspects of community living.

We accomplish this by: • Developing community partnerships and providing rewarding opportunities for our staff and volunteers. • Providing a comprehensive resource centre and meeting place, which facilitates the sharing of knowledge within the horticulture community. • Providing horticulture education. • Demonstrating responsible stewardship of our forest and wetlands through sound habitat restoration, conservation and agro forestry practices. • Developing and maintaining diverse north Pacific demonstration gardens, designed to educate visitors on good horticulture practices and to provide public enjoyment.

Hospice of Southern Kings is a volunteer organization serving the Southern Kings and Queens area. (Dundas and south, Vernon River and east) Our services are provided through a coordinator who matches trained volunteers with clients and families.