“For My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations.” (Isaiah 56:7)

We worship in Norway House on Treaty 5 Territory. Many in our church family are Indigenous, and we offer respect to Indigenous peoples and Elders—past, present, and those yet to come.

Norway House Bible Church is a welcoming local church on West Island, pastored by Ed Lytle and his wife, Karen. Ed and Karen have served in northern ministry since 1982.

We are an NEFC congregation, affiliated with the Native Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (NEFC)—a fellowship of local evangelical Native churches that encourages and builds up one another in Christ and also serves as a ministry-worker sending agency. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Jesus Christ, we welcome people of all backgrounds to worship and grow together.

“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs” (Colossians 3:16, NKJV).

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Indoor meeting space with rows of gray chairs facing a large television screen displaying a fireplace scene, with a wooden door and windows on the walls, and a table with a white cloth and a speaker at the front.

Sunday Service (11:00 AM)

Join Norway House Bible Church for Sunday Service at 11:00 AM as we gather to worship Jesus Christ through singing, prayer, and Bible-centered preaching from the Word of God.

Everyone is welcome—whether you’re visiting for the first time, coming back after a while, or part of our regular church family.

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Bible Study (Tues. 7:00PM)

Bible Study is at 7:00 PM on Tuesday every week.

This is a smaller group gathering with discussion and prayer, designed to help people grow in understanding the Bible, build friendships, and apply the gospel to everyday challenges. Please bring your own Bible if you have one, any version is welcome.

Current study: The Book of Romans (currently on chapter 8).

Fried eggs with bacon on a cast iron skillet, background shows eggs and packaged smoked bacon, stove top with a decorative jar.
Fried eggs with bacon on a cast iron skillet, background shows eggs and packaged smoked bacon, stove top with a decorative jar.

Men’s Breakfast (3ʳᵈ Saturday, 9:30)

Men’s Breakfast is usually held the third Saturday of every month. Come for breakfast, connection, and encouragement at the Norway House Bible Church located on West Island.

Men’s Breakfast: November 21, at 9:30 AM.

The front of a community care home building with a sign reading 'Pinaow Wachi Inc Personal Care Home' and the establishment year 1974. There is an outdoor area with a white bench, a trash can, and string lights hanging under the roof.
The front of a community care home building with a sign reading 'Pinaow Wachi Inc Personal Care Home' and the establishment year 1974. There is an outdoor area with a white bench, a trash can, and string lights hanging under the roof.

Pinaow Wachi Service (2ⁿᵈ Sun, 2:15)

2nd Sunday of each month at 2:15 p.m.

Next service: November 8, at 2:15 PM.

Pinaow Wachi, our community Elders’ Care Home, invites the churches in town to hold a monthly service for the residents. We spend about 45 minutes singing beloved hymns in English and Cree, reading Scripture, and sharing a devotional, then greet the residents.

Church members and families visiting their loved ones are welcome to join us. Please speak with Pastor Ed or Karen.

Read about worship with the Elders at Pinaow Wachi.

 

Address:
PO Box 5008 — 11A Nelson River Dr.
Norway House, MB R0B 1B0

Weekly Worship:
Sundays at 11am

Weekly Bible Study:
Tuesdays at 7pm

Social Media:
Facebook: Norway House Bible Church