ABOUT US

A small church with a big heart.

We’ve been gathering in Regina for decades in a simple, welcoming space that has become a genuine home for our church family.

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OUR STORY

How we got here

Northwest Church of Christ has been part of Regina’s story for many years. Like many Churches of Christ on the Canadian prairies, we are shaped by the Restoration Movement’s conviction that Christians should set aside denominational labels and follow the New Testament together.

We are a small, close-knit congregation where people of all backgrounds gather to learn, ask questions, and grow in faith together. Long-time believers sit alongside those who are just beginning to explore.

Our worship is simple and centred on Scripture. We sing together, share communion each week, and study the Bible in a way that’s thoughtful, welcoming, and grounded in everyday life.

Northwest is not focused on size or recognition. It is a community seeking to be faithful, present, and rooted in Christ.

LEADERSHIP

The people who shepherd Northwest

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Leslie Williams

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Leslie was formerly a missionary to Papua New Guinea and currently a traveling minister to churches in Saskatchewan. Ask him any bible questions that are on your mind, he loves to talk about the Bible!

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Walter Pradzynsk

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Walter is a handy man whose thought a lot about what it means to walk with God. If you want to share your story, schedule a time to have coffee with him.

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Denis Belliveau

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Dennis loves the church and is a rock of our community because of that. He’s a great person for guests to speak to, he will welcome you with a smile. 

HOW WE WORSHIP

Simple, sincere, and rooted in scripture.

Our worship follows a pattern we find in the New Testament: singing together (voices only), prayer, scripture teaching, and the Lord's Supper shared every week. The congregation itself is the instrument.

    Acappella singing — voices together, in harmony

    Weekly communion — remembering Jesus every Sunday

    Bible-centred teaching — no creed but the scripture

    Open prayer — led by members of the congregation