A quiet time of prayer before the morning service to commit our hearts and minds to the Lord and ask his power and presence in our morning service, in our community and in our activities throughout the week

Youth program for ages 12-18.

The 9 week Trauma-informed Caregiver Empowered to Connect Connect Course is designed for adoptive or foster parents or those working with children who may have experienced hard pasts (difficult birth, difficult pregnancy, early hospitalization, death of a loved one, adoption, foster care, neglect, abuse, general trauma). The course helps caregivers and support people in the child’s life understand the challenges that these children face and how to help them navigate these challenges for successful growth and healing.

Participants are asked to register in pairs as the material is most successful when applied by both parents or by a single parent and consistent support person.

The course covers the following nine sessions:

    Building a Foundation of Connection
    Understanding What Your Child Brings to the Relationship
    Examining What You Bring to the Relationship (Part 1)
    Examining What You Bring to the Relationship (Part 2)
    Discovering the Heart of Connection – Attachment
    Focusing on the Needs of the Whole Child
    Putting It All Together: Connecting While Correcting (Parts 1-3)

During the in-class sessions, participants cover the above material contained in the ETC Parent Training Manual. In addition, the in-class sessions are supplemented by weekly assignments, including reading and a variety of participatory “at-home” exercises. You can read the Introduction to the ETC Parent Training – Connect course here, and view the ETC Parent Training Resource List here.

Participants will be required to obtain and utilize the following required resources for the course:

    The Connected Child (2007), by Karyn Purvis, David Cross and Wendy Sunshine
    Parenting Is Your Highest Calling: And Eight Other Myths That Trap Us in Worry and Guilt (2008), by Leslie Leyland Fields
    Anatomy of the Soul (2010), by Curt Thompson
    Nurturing Adoptions (Second Ed., 2012), by Deborah Gray
    The Whole-Brain Child (2011), by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson
    The Out-of-Sync Child (Revised Ed., 2006), by Carol Kranowitz
    Attachment: Why It Matters (2012), DVD produced by the Institute of Child Development
    Attaching in Adoption (Second Ed., 2012), by Deborah Gray

This event is being live simulcast from 6-8pm each week by the Canadian Empowered to Connect Parent Trainers in Edmonton and will be hosted locally at our church by those who have attended the 2 day Empowered to Connect conference.
Participants can register online here OR by cash, cheque or credit card in person at The Salvation Army Administration Office at 1-141 Memorial Ave in Parksville. Please register before September 10th such that we have time to prepare for the correct number of participants.

Please direct any questions regarding this event or registration to brandalyn.musial@nullgmail.com

A time of fellowship and growing in your walk with God. All men welcome.

All ladies welcome to join us for a time of fellowship and learning from God's word

Join us in a study of God's word from the beginning (Genesis).

Join us as we go through the Daniel plan - food, faith and fitness as Daniel did in the Old Testament

FREE Food Sense Healthy Cooking on a Budget program operating weekly on Thursday afternoons from 3-6pm at our church kitchen. This six week program focuses on ways to make healthy meals on a budget and builds healthier communities by:
CONNECTING people in the kitchen,
TEACHING hands-on cooking skills and
MAKING HEALTHY EATING easy, enjoyable and affordable.

The program is for anyone over 18 who wants to make nutritious and delicious meals for themselves and their family and to make every dollar count. Participants will receive a cook book and the confidence to tackle meal making with new ideas and money saving tools. Class size is limited to 12 participants.

To get your name on the list for the spring 2018 session, please contact our Administration Office at pq.salvationarmy@nullshaw.ca or 250-248-8794. For more information on what you can expect to learn in the program visit https://www.learntolivehealthy.org/ltl_pdf/food-sense-brochure.pdf

A quiet time of prayer before the morning service to commit our hearts and minds to the Lord and ask his power and presence in our morning service, in our community and in our activities throughout the week

Youth program for ages 12-18.

The 9 week Trauma-informed Caregiver Empowered to Connect Connect Course is designed for adoptive or foster parents or those working with children who may have experienced hard pasts (difficult birth, difficult pregnancy, early hospitalization, death of a loved one, adoption, foster care, neglect, abuse, general trauma). The course helps caregivers and support people in the child’s life understand the challenges that these children face and how to help them navigate these challenges for successful growth and healing.

Participants are asked to register in pairs as the material is most successful when applied by both parents or by a single parent and consistent support person.

The course covers the following nine sessions:

    Building a Foundation of Connection
    Understanding What Your Child Brings to the Relationship
    Examining What You Bring to the Relationship (Part 1)
    Examining What You Bring to the Relationship (Part 2)
    Discovering the Heart of Connection – Attachment
    Focusing on the Needs of the Whole Child
    Putting It All Together: Connecting While Correcting (Parts 1-3)

During the in-class sessions, participants cover the above material contained in the ETC Parent Training Manual. In addition, the in-class sessions are supplemented by weekly assignments, including reading and a variety of participatory “at-home” exercises. You can read the Introduction to the ETC Parent Training – Connect course here, and view the ETC Parent Training Resource List here.

Participants will be required to obtain and utilize the following required resources for the course:

    The Connected Child (2007), by Karyn Purvis, David Cross and Wendy Sunshine
    Parenting Is Your Highest Calling: And Eight Other Myths That Trap Us in Worry and Guilt (2008), by Leslie Leyland Fields
    Anatomy of the Soul (2010), by Curt Thompson
    Nurturing Adoptions (Second Ed., 2012), by Deborah Gray
    The Whole-Brain Child (2011), by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson
    The Out-of-Sync Child (Revised Ed., 2006), by Carol Kranowitz
    Attachment: Why It Matters (2012), DVD produced by the Institute of Child Development
    Attaching in Adoption (Second Ed., 2012), by Deborah Gray

This event is being live simulcast from 6-8pm each week by the Canadian Empowered to Connect Parent Trainers in Edmonton and will be hosted locally at our church by those who have attended the 2 day Empowered to Connect conference.
Participants can register online here OR by cash, cheque or credit card in person at The Salvation Army Administration Office at 1-141 Memorial Ave in Parksville. Please register before September 10th such that we have time to prepare for the correct number of participants.

Please direct any questions regarding this event or registration to brandalyn.musial@nullgmail.com

A time of fellowship and growing in your walk with God. All men welcome.

Join us in a study of God's word from the beginning (Genesis).

FREE Food Sense Healthy Cooking on a Budget program operating weekly on Thursday afternoons from 3-6pm at our church kitchen. This six week program focuses on ways to make healthy meals on a budget and builds healthier communities by:
CONNECTING people in the kitchen,
TEACHING hands-on cooking skills and
MAKING HEALTHY EATING easy, enjoyable and affordable.

The program is for anyone over 18 who wants to make nutritious and delicious meals for themselves and their family and to make every dollar count. Participants will receive a cook book and the confidence to tackle meal making with new ideas and money saving tools. Class size is limited to 12 participants.

To get your name on the list for the spring 2018 session, please contact our Administration Office at pq.salvationarmy@nullshaw.ca or 250-248-8794. For more information on what you can expect to learn in the program visit https://www.learntolivehealthy.org/ltl_pdf/food-sense-brochure.pdf

The last Friday and Saturday of every month most lightly used furniture items at the furniture warehouse are 50% off.