Binscarth Christian Assembly is a Canadian nonprofit organization registered under the business number 873353445RR0001. It operates as an autonomous evangelical community church located in Binscarth, Manitoba. The Assembly is dedicated to loving God wholeheartedly and serving others faithfully through various ministries and community programs[2][3][5].

History and Mission

Binscarth Christian Assembly serves as an evangelical church committed to the advancement of Christianity. The organization functions with a leadership advisory team, including Pastor Trevor Elias, James Loeppky, Doug Turnbull, and George Boucher. Its mission emphasizes proclaiming the gospel within the framework of a triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and upholding the Bible as the authoritative and inspired Word of God. The church teaches that salvation and reconciliation with God are possible only through Jesus Christ and calls for a personal response of repentance and faith[5].

Programs and Activities

The Assembly conducts regular weekly adult Bible study programs and youth and children’s clubs during the school year. Youth programs have been adapted over time to better engage local young people, including moving youth Bible studies to Tuesday evenings and organizing monthly youth fun nights. The church holds "Christianity Explored" sessions to provide a space for exploring the Christian faith in informal settings such as the pastor's home[1][2][5].

Beliefs

The church holds to core evangelical Christian beliefs:

• The existence of one triune God eternally existing as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
• The inerrancy and full authority of Scripture as the ultimate guide for faith and practice.
• The sinful nature of humanity and the need for salvation through Jesus Christ.
• The necessity of personal faith and repentance with eternal consequences.
• The future bodily resurrection of both the just and the unjust[5].

Affiliations and Registration

Binscarth Christian Assembly is recognized as a charitable organization by the Canada Revenue Agency and is classified under the advancement of religion category. It is also connected with the Village Missionary church network, exemplified by its pastoral leadership and community outreach efforts[2][3][4].

This summary reflects the organization's evangelical Christian character, community programs, and doctrinal stance based on publicly available information.