Each semester our students step out into various ministries in the local community to serve through our Service Learning program. This practical hands-on learning deepens student understanding of what they are learning in the classroom.
Important Service Learning information and forms can be found here.

In February of every year, students are exposed to the needs of people in a variety of cross-cultural settings. Our students consistently point to the MissionX program as being some of the most significant learning times of their college experience. MissionX is an important part of helping equip students for church ministry. This practical, hands-on, service opportunity challenges students with global needs both far and near, while also helping them discover their own particular giftedness and ministry interests.

Practicum offers supervised ministry experience, reading, and written reflection totalling 150 hours of ministry and reflection in the student’s area of interest. 

An internship provides intensive supervised ministry experience, reading, and written reflection in the student’s major field of study.  Internships may be one semester full-time or as much as two years part-time.

• SM300 Internship I=150 hours
• SM400 Internship II=200 hours
• SM450 Internship III-250 hours

First year students (MX1) participate in para-church service and rescue initiatives in Winnipeg’s core area for five days.

Second year students (MX2) travel to Indigenous communities of Northern Manitoba. They spend a week learning about Indigenous culture by living and serving alongside the people while building relationships.

Third year students (MX3) have the opportunity of ministering in international settings for 3 weeks in locations like Spain, Germany, Mexico, Belize, Nicaragua, Cuba, Paraguay, Bolivia, the Philippines, Thailand and England. Students are encouraged to fund-raise the support needed for this trip.