Churches, Temples & Places of Worship in Albert Park, Regina, SK
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Results from the 'Churches, Temples & Places of Worship' category in Albert Park, Regina
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4715 Mctavish St., Regina, S4S 6H2
(306) 522-1500
Services communautaires et Organisations, Religious Organizations, Famille et communauté, Synagogues, Synagogue 
The Beth Jacob Synagogue is a long-standing community center where people go to connect with their Jewish heritage and traditions. It offers various programs and events for all ages, welcoming both Jewish and non-Jewish individuals. The Synagogue has a rich history and is known for its family-oriented atmosphere. Visitors praise the friendly people and the sense of peace and tranquility they experience. The Synagogue also hosts events such as the Holocaust Remembrance memorial and offers classes on Israeli cooking and Krav Maga. 
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177 Sunset Dr, Regina, S4S 6Y7
(306) 586-3613
Sunset is located in SW Regina in Albert Park, a neighbourhood developed in the late 70s, early 80s, and Harbour Landing, a neighbourhood that is currently being developed. The nearby housing is predominantly single families with pockets of apartments and condos. Located in close proximity is the South Leisure Centre, the Optimist Ice Arena, Outdoor Water Park, Sunset Extendicare, Elementary School and Shopping Centre. Quick Facts: When can I contact the office? What makes Sunset special? Those attending Sunset identify our music program, our commitment to being an Affirming Ministry, the strong leadership in our minister and our sense of community. Sunset also is involved in many social outreach activities. How is Sunset working toward being inclusive? We have listening devices to assist those with hearing difficulties. We are printing "large print" bulletins for those with visual difficulties. We strive to be a nut aware zone and a scent free worship space. We officially became an Affirming Ministry of the United Church of Canada in the fall of 2007. We continue to work towards living into our understanding of what being "affirming" means for us as a community of believers. What's available for my child? On Sunday, we have a play room where parents can take their infants and toddlers, and there is Sunday School for children 3 years and up which will return this fall on September 14. 