Bringing Hope to the Heart of Winnipeg
LHCC is on a mission to bring tangible change and unwavering support to our community, inspired by the transformative power of faith. Whether it's through compassionate outreach, uplifting worship, or simply being a welcoming space for all, we invite you to discover how Living Hope is building a brighter tomorrow, one life at a time. Come and be a part of something truly impactful!
Worship services
Living Hope Community Church holds weekly worship services and provides pastoral care to its congregation and the wider community.
Worship Service: Sundays at 10:30 AM
Location: 51 Morrow Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R2M 1A5, Canada
Programs
Discover how we are transforming lives through our community programs.
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Food Bank
At The Salvation Army Living Hope Community Church, we are committed to ensuring no one in our community goes hungry. That's why we proudly partner with Harvest Manitoba to serve as a vital food distribution point, providing essential food support to individuals and families right here in Winnipeg.Learn more -
Pathway of Hope
At The Salvation Army Living Hope Community Church, we believe everyone deserves the chance to thrive. That's why we're proud to offer the Pathway of Hope – a transformative, strengths-based initiative designed to empower individuals and families to break cycles of poverty and vulnerability.Learn more -
Youth Drop-In
The Youth Drop-In at LHCC is a vibrant, welcoming space where young people (ages 12–17) can connect, unwind, and just be themselves. Held every Monday evening, this free program offers a mix of games, creative activities, snacks, and a safe space to talk or chill with friends. Whether you're looking for fun, support, or a sense of community, Youth Drop-In is your place to belong. No registration required—come as you are!Learn more -
Band Practise
Unleash Your Inner Musician! Join the Joyful Noise of Living Hope Band Practise!Learn more -
After School Activity Program
At Living Hope Community Church, our After School Activity Program (A.S.A.P.) offers a vibrant mix of games, creativity, learning, and mentorship. It’s a welcoming space where children and youth can build friendships, get help with homework, and grow in confidence—all while having fun in a supportive environment. Join us every Friday for an afternoon filled with purpose and play!Learn more -
Online Bible Study
Yearning for spiritual growth and community connection, right from the heart of Winnipeg (and beyond!)? Imagine exploring the life-changing Word of God in a warm and welcoming virtual space, guided by the caring community of The Salvation Army Living Hope. Online Bible Study with us isn't just about reading scripture – it's about shared discovery, heartfelt discussion, and building meaningful relationships with your local church family, wherever you are!Learn more -
Ladies Night
Here's the dazzling lowdown on this night of delight: Ladies' Night is a specially curated evening, once a month, designed for women to relax, socialize, and enjoy some well-deserved pampering and fun. Think of it as your monthly dose of fabulousness—a chance to unwind from the everyday and connect with other incredible women in your community.Learn more -
English Café
English Café is a free and informal gathering where people from all walks of life come together to practice and improve their English conversation skills. Forget stuffy classrooms and stressful tests! Think of it as your weekly dose of linguistic fun, where learning happens naturally through engaging interactions.Learn more -
Ladies Missionary Group
The Ladies Missionary Group at The Salvation Army Living Hope Community Church in Winnipeg is a vibrant collective of women dedicated to supporting and engaging with the mission work of The Salvation Army both locally and internationally. We come together to learn about different cultures, pray for those serving on the front lines, raise awareness, and actively contribute to projects that bring hope and transformation to communities in need, right here in Winnipeg and across the globe!Learn more -
Exploring Soldiership
Whether you're looking to make a formal commitment as a Soldier, become a recognized supporter as an Adherent, or simply journey alongside us as a valued Friend, we offer pathways to deeper connection and meaningful involvement within our local community.Learn more
News and events
Stay updated on our latest Mississauga community initiatives and upcoming happenings.
Event
Apr 25, 2025
• MCC Cawthra Site
Event Sample 1
We want all our Christmas volunteers to know how much they are appreciated and valued. Please join us for a light luncheon and a short program.
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Event
Apr 25, 2025
• Scotiabank Arena
Event Sample 2
What's on your mind? join an 8-week conversation on life, faith and purpose.
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News
May 29, 2025
News Sample 1
An amazing weekend get-a-way for ladies of all ages at Jackson's Point Retreat & Conference Center
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Our Ministry in Numbers
Celebrating the impact we’ve made and the community we’re building together.
134
Countries where The Salvation Army serves
199
Children’s homes
1.129.175
People helped with emergency relief after a disaster in 2022
1.514.928
Patients at Salvation Army hospitals
and clinics in 2022
The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is a Christian organization that provides support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and in 134 countries. Learn more by visiting our sites salvationist.ca and salvationarmy.ca
salvationist.ca
Oct 27, 2025
Welcome Home in Moncton, N.B., Addresses Housing Instability
The program provides support to bridge the gap between homeless and housed.
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SalvationArmy.ca
Oct 22, 2025
Full Circle: From Food Bank Client to Compassionate Employee
The COVID-19 pandemic was tough on Caroline Mitchell. Like many across the country, she lost her job during this time, making it difficult to make ends meet.
She turned to The Salvation Army’s food bank in Fort St. John, B.C., for assistance. Little did she know that when she first walked through the doors, this place would one day bring her an amazing opportunity.
“I had been out of work for two years. I came from a family of proud people, so I always tried to be independent. However, I was hungry. So, I decided it was best to come to the food bank,” Caroline shares.
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salvationist.ca
Oct 20, 2025
Growing Minds
Salvation Army After S’Cool Club in Calgary helps kids learn and thrive.
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