Potter’s Place Mission is committed to providing the following:
WORSHIP & MEAL SERVICE
Twice daily, all throughout the year, Potter's Place Mission serves free meals after a worship service. This is done only by the grace of God who provides and the help of local churches and other missions who volunteer their time and effort as we seek to transform people’s lives through God’s Word and His love.
We also pray together with individuals before and after service to help them getting to know Jesus personally.
POTTER'S BIBLE ACADEMY
For those who want to study the Gospel more in depth, we provide a three-year Bible study program. We train and encourage each of our students to be prepared for future mission opportunities in Native Reserves in British Columbia.
Potter’s Academy ministers in cooperation with the Eastern Ontario District of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada in partnership with the U.S. Global Theological University.
MISSIONARY PROGRAM
This program has been designed with God's vision and love for the First Nations people in Canada. The program consists of a five months training for faithful Christians with a heart for mission work.
The program starts at Potter’s Place Mission which is located in Downtown East side, Vancouver, BC home of the majority of homeless and the destitute in the city. Students participate in the worship services at Potter's Place Mission, attend Bible studies, lectures, evangelical English study, and companionship training all of which equips them for future missionary work.
THE MISSIONARY PROGRAM IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2018 PROGRAM
B.C AYC (Aboriginal Youth Conference)
The Aboriginal Youth Conference's purpose is to bring God’s healing and purpose to Aboriginal youth, and help them find their identity and their purpose in life so that they can impact others in their communities.
Since its beginnings in March 2013, a total of eight conferences have been conducted with approximately 30 students. The AYC conference's goal is to help young people to make the right choices so that they are able to rise up to face the world of tomorrow and take charge of their lives.
Project-H
Starting in 2011, Project-H is a program that allows individual Christians or small church groups to visit Potter’s Place Mission and minister the homeless and the destitute in the Downtown East side. Project-H is facilitated by churches and Bible college students throughout the country.