A Blessed Visit, United in Mission

Strengthening Partnerships to Share God's Love with First Nations Communities


We were deeply honoured to welcome Pastor Alrick Watson, Vice President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada (SDACC), during his visit with the SULADS Canada Foundation.


His presence was a great encouragement to our team and reaffirmed our shared commitment to advancing God's mission among First Nations communities. Together, we celebrated the power of faith, compassionate service, and meaningful partnerships that bring hope and healing to those we serve.


This special visit reminds us that mission is stronger when we work together—united in purpose, guided by God's love, and committed to sharing His hope through holistic ministry. We are grateful for Pastor Watson's inspiring leadership, prayers, and unwavering support for the ministry of SULADS Canada Foundation.


We also invite you to join us in praying for our SULADS Canada Foundation leaders, our dedicated missionaries and volunteers, and the leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada. May God grant them wisdom, strength, humility, and courage as they lead His work, and may He continue to bless and guide every effort to share His love with First Nations communities and beyond.


As we continue this journey, we invite you to be part of the mission. Visit our website to learn more about our ministries, explore inspiring stories, and discover how you can pray, partner, volunteer, or support the work God is doing through SULADS Canada Foundation.

"Now may the God of peace... equip you with everything good for doing His will." — Hebrews 13:20–21





For More Update


A Message from the SULADS Canada Foundation Team


With grateful hearts, we thank God for His continued guidance and faithfulness in leading the mission of SULADS Canada Foundation. Every opportunity to serve, every partnership formed, and every life touched is a testimony to His grace and unfailing love.


We are deeply thankful for the prayers, encouragement, and support of our partners, volunteers, donors, church leaders, and friends who faithfully stand with us in sharing hope with First Nations communities across Canada.


As we continue this mission, we humbly ask for your continued prayers for our leadership team, missionaries, volunteers, and the leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada. May God grant them wisdom, strength, protection, and hearts fully surrendered to His will as they lead and serve His people.


Together, let us remain united in faith and committed to sharing God's love through compassionate service. May everything we do bring honour and glory to Him.



"To God be the glory, great things He has done!"

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