Sure Word Ministries is committed to enhancing its community by creating an environment conducive to positive transformation and meaningful influence. Our aim is to establish a space where biblical teachings and programs act as guiding principles, nurturing a welcoming, compassionate, and empowering community for newcomers in Canada.

SWM aspire to ignite a dynamic wave of positive change and transformation by cultivating a dynamic platform where impactful Christian services, programs, and activities are orchestrated to bring about positive changes in our community. In fulfilling this mandate, we:

• Host a monthly breakfast gathering that brings together individuals from diverse denominations to engage in insightful biblical conversations that address the challenges and issues confronting our community.
• Strive to address the spiritual and social needs of the underserved in our community by offering prayers, bible-based counsel and support to members within our community.
• Organize events like our annual “Recipes for Blissful Relationships,” which was designed to tackle and overcome challenges in marital and family dynamics, and foster the building blocks of healthy families.
• Conduct recurring community-centered initiatives, outreach programs, and events with significant social impact within the community.
• Seek and identify resources that will equip our members with skills essential for employment, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to their community.
• Aim to combat hunger, poverty, and homelessness through dedicated efforts to provide sustenance and aid to new immigrant members and refugees experiencing hardship, and facilitate their settlement journey by assisting in their transition to the community, notably through our monthly breakfast meetings.
• Strive to alleviate hunger, poverty, and homelessness by our new immigrant members and refugees by making dedicated efforts to assist those who are facing hardships. Additionally, we aim to facilitate their settlement journey by aiding in their transition, notably through discussions held at our monthly breakfast meetings.