Ten Days of Prayer 2021
This year the series of Ten Days of Prayers will be held from January 6th to January 16th. The theme will be “Seeking Revival”.
This year the series of Ten Days of Prayers will be held from January 6th to January 16th. The theme will be “Seeking Revival”.
Risk Management is now part of the Financial Review of our local churches since the 2018 review done at the beginning of 2019.
Find church safety information and resources that can help prevent losses and injuries at your church and during church-sponsored activities by going to
All churches throughout North America are encouraged to hold an annual safety drill during Safety Sabbath®. The official date of the next Safety Sabbath® was previously scheduled for March 28, 2020.
Given the current climate much of the world is facing in light of the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, ARM is reassessing the best time frame for Safety Sabbath. We will communicate with you as soon as possible when we believe it is wise to continue with this event.
ANSWER : Until December 31st at 11:59 pm OR at beginning of January when received by mail IF POSTMARKED ON DECEMBER 31st THE LATEST.
Dear pastors and church leaders,
On Sunday, September 20, the government updated the alert level to orange/level 3 for Montreal, Capitale Nationale and Chaudière-Appalaches, Continue reading
Quebec’s Adventist Book Center now has its own website Continue reading
Please note that since June 22nd 2020, the Quebec Conference office will once again be open to staff members and to the public on appointment only Continue reading
Daniel Saugh is currently serving as the Canadian Programs Manager (National) and the Adventist Ministries of Compassion Coordinator for the SDACC. The executive secretary of the Quebec Conference recently had a interview with him. Read more to get more insight on the recent ADRA grants in reponse to the COVID-19 pandemic
Quebec Conference official statement on Racism
The Quebec Conference joins all well-meaning people and peaceful protesters around the globe in speaking against all forms of racism or racial profiling that continues to plague countries around the world. Continue reading
The death of George Floyd has forced America to engage in the difficult conversation about the chokehold that systemic racism still has on its people. We see the length of the arc of moral justice and know that it bends only when we tug on it.
Let Justice Roll is a virtual conference for pastors in North America to share best practices of what we can do about systemic racism. Pastors, church leaders, and specialists will share from their experience and expertise on what practical steps pastors can take to bend the arc of justice.
The Board of Directors of the Quebec conference met on May 24 2020 and voted to postpone the Quebec conference session from Sept 25-27 2020 to Sept 24-26 2021. Continue reading
Can treatments used during the 1918 Spanish Flu outbreak be used to combat the pandemic we currently face? Learn from top medical professionals from across the country for an online symposium as they share lessons learned that could be applied today!
Here is a fourth video message from the SDACC president, sending us more encouragement and addressing the financial repercussions of the current crisis.
Other interesting links:
Third Message From President Mark Johnson
Second Message From President Mark Johson
Dear members, if you are joining Zoom meetings by phone, please make sure that you call the Quebec local number 438 809 7799. This is especially important for those who do not have a Canada-wide or US long distance plan. If you are unsure about your home phone or mobile plan, please consult your phone service provider. This number should work even if it may not always be displayed in the invitation email because it is a Zoom access number. We suggest that you save this number into your phone and name it ZOOM QUEBEC and save it to your favorites as you are using it quite often. Hence, when you need to call in, you will only need the meeting ID and password (if applicable).
For more tips on how to use Zoom, click here
Brothers and sisters in the Faith, may the Peace of Jesus abide with you! Continue reading
Don’t forget that the 100 days of prayer continue until July 4th, 2020!
Let us keep in mind the words of the Holy Scripture: “or our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory; “
This message stands to encourage, empower, and guide members across the nation as we respond to the current pandemic in wisdom, truth, and love.
God bless the Adventist work in Canada and in the rest of the world.
We thank the President for encouraging the people of God in these trying times
Let us then, just like the early church, show love and compassion while respecting the health recommendations.
Previous messages
We have received inquiries from our members regarding online giving. Here are some responses to the frequently asked questions: Continue reading
Has your Sabbath School class tried meeting with Zoom? Here are some tools to help Continue reading
As you know, we are faced with the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, there is a great isolation. This will have an adverse effect on the most vulnerable among us, our seniors. Through this crisis, we have an opportunity to serve the Lord and our community. As such the ADRA and Community Services Departemet encourages the local churches to extend a helping hand to their communities.
Here are some things you can do to make a difference in the lives of the needy:
May God bless you,
Jesinthia Bynoe
Quebec Conference Community Services Director
Useful Links:
ADRA Grant Request PkgCOVID-19response24Mar2020v2
https://glowonline.org/glow_tracts/coronavirus-and-immunity/
As Pastor Johnson says: “Let us be faithful, not fearful!”
For more SDA resources and information on the COVID-19, click here
God bless you!
A message from the conference president on our institutions closing due to the pandemic:
For more SDA resources and information on the COVID-19, click here
The Time of Trouble and COVID-9
We are living the final moments of this world. How does the coronavirus fit in ? “The Time of Trouble and COVID-19” is a discussion panel presented by It Is Written Canada on this very topic.
For more SDA resources and information on the COVID-19, click here
March 25th, 2020 Announcement
Last updated on April 2nd, 2020
The Seventh-Day Adventist Church – Quebec Conference’s Health Department, in collaboration with iHeal Canada, will hold a FREE Wellness Training Series for Health officers and general membership from 9 AM – 12:30 pm the Sundays of Feb. 9, 16, 23 and Mar. 1st. Continue reading
Dear brothers and sisters, we call on you to take up the pen! Continue reading
Rimouski is a town of approximately 50, 000 people situated in the lower St. Lawrence region. Located three hours away from the national capital and about six hours away from Montreal, this little town exudes tranquility on the borders of the world’s greatest estuary which, at its highest point, reaches 50kim in width.
Although there is not yet an Adventist congregation in Rimouski, faith in Jesus’s return is quite alive in the hearts of many people. Some of them have been Adventist for a long time and have lived in the area for some time such as Dr. Pierre- Paul Lemelin and his wife Josée. Recently, the arrival of many students and immigrants has raised the number of Adventist members. As a result, my family and I came to worship the Creator with sixteen other adults and children in a hotel in Rimouski on Sabbath, September 28th, 2019
After Sabbath School and worship service, we had a interesting conversation about the future of this group. These brothers and sisters usually meet at the Lemelin’s but not all of them own a vehicle. Furthermore, the Lemelins live in Mont Joli which is 30 minutes away from Rimouski. Every Sabbath, the Lemelin family must therefore pick up and drop off all their brethren. As their numbers grow, this becomes quite the challenge. For example, there is Florine, originally from Rwanda, who does not yet speak French and has six children. Children and mother can never attend a worship service on the same Sabbath.
Our brothers and sisters in Rimouski would like to have a public space where they could meet regularly and or invite their friends and colleagues. They want to share brochures and pamphlets. They feel the need to connect more with the rest of the Adventist community in Quebec. Ideally, a guest preacher could come by once in a white or quarterly, during communion service. As they shared their desire to further the cause of the Gospel, they rejoiced when they were told of the possibility to offer their tithes and offerings online.
I left Rimouski with a greater conviction that there was much work to be done in the land of Quebec at large, and in Rimouski in particular. My colleague, Rémy Ballais, will head there in October to meet this group and probably hold a communion service. The challenge, however, is still present. Once again, the words of Jesus echo: The harvest is plenteous, but the laborers are few. Let us pray that the Lord opens doors so that the good news of Jesus’ return might be preached with strength in Rimouski.
Pastor Luis H. Bon Jr, is a newly appointed pastor of the Quebec Conference Seventh-Day Adventist Church hired directly from the Philippines. The two Filipino Adventist churches in Montreal, Mount-Carmel and Montreal Filipino, are glad to welcome him after the departure of their previous Pastor, Joseph Batiancila, recently called to ministry in Alberta.
Pastor Luis Bon was born in the town of Magallanes, in the province of Sorsogon, in the Philippines. He is the seventh eight children. At a very young age, his father, who was the head elder at their local church, trained him to preach. His teachings bore fruits for at the tender age of twelve, the young Luis Bon was chosen to be the first Filipino child preacher to preach during Sabbath School at the General Conference of 1985 in Louisiana. The following year, he was invited to speak at the 1986’s Expo Canada in British Columbia.
Heeding God’s calling to Ministry, he attended the Philippine Union College – Naga View Campus in 1987 for his secondary education and pursued Theology in Mountain View College, Malaybalay, Bukidnon in 1994. He obtained his Master’s degree in Religious Education from the Adventist University of the Philippines in 2000. He then joined the South Central Luzon Conference of Seventh-Day Adventist in October 2003 and after twelve years of serving as District Pastor, he became the Conference Evangelist in 2017. Pastor Bon also has experience in the fields of academy chaplaincy and Bible teaching.
He is now married to Beryl Reburiano-Bon, and they are blessed with two children: Gilbert and Erika Jan Louise. He is presently assigned to lead and nurture the Filipino Churches in Montreal. With God’s leading, the Holy Spirit’s providence, and with the help of the Filipino brethren, Pastor Bon envisions planting two new churches and organizing a Filipino District in the area governed by the Quebec Conference. The Conference is grateful to have him and can’t wait to see what the Lord accomplishes through his ministry.
On Thursday, August 22, 2019, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada (SDACC) Board of Directors elected Wesley Torres as its new executive secretary/vice-president for administration. Continue reading
Dear brothers and sisters,
Please note that your orders for Sabbath School Lessons cannot be modified after a certain date. Please refer to grid below for guidance.
Échéance/ Deadline | Trimestre / Quarter | Période / Period |
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20 Nov. | 2 | Avl-Jun |
20 Fé. | 3 | Jul - Sept |
20 Mai | 4 | Oct- Déc |
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