Heritage Park Temple building from the outside
A bench seating area by the Heritage Park Temple

Rooted in community, guided by faith

Heritage Park Temple is a vibrant Christian church located in Winnipeg’s St. James/Assiniboia community.

We’re committed to discovering faith, hope, and love, and sharing them with others through meaningful worship, supportive programs, and community care.

Worship services

We come together each week to worship, connect, and be renewed in spirit. People of all ages and backgrounds are invited to be part of our community.
Worship Service: Sunday at 10:45 AM
Location: 825 School Road, Winnipeg, MB R2Y 0S8
Interior of a church with rows of wooden pews leading toward a cross displayed at the front.

Programs

Discover how we are transforming lives through our various programs.

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  • People reading
    Adult Programs
    Engaging opportunities for fellowship, learning, music, and more for adults!
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  • Kidzone room
    Youth Programs
    Connecting, learning, and having fun for kids and teens.
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  • A kitchen with all the items stored away.
    Community Services
    Supporting individuals and families with practical care and compassion.
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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

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