In 2025, they hosted an afternoon, in conjunction with Maple Creek Communities in Bloom, to talk about and demonstrate their watering system. They also gave a tour to the Communities in Bloom judging committee when they were here last summer.

Most importantly many people, ones who have before along with new, came through to harvest and enjoy fresh produce throughout the season and none was left over this past year.

With both boys and girls attending of a wide variety of ages it has been a great way for them to come together, be creative, and have fun in a low stress place.

Many families come and a lot of times parents stay to build with the kids.

Attendance varies from week to week but there are always 10+ kids and they have had new faces as the season began again this past November.

At All Saints Weyburn, Easter Sunday included edible models of the empty tomb. While made for the children in the congregation, the adults enjoyed participating in proclaiming the good news of chocolate and icing goodies!

Super easy to make, contact Rev Christine Burton if you’d like instructions for next Easter. 

Thank you so much to Adeline, Ev, and all who donated for your support.

Bless you!

At St. Mary's Anglican Church Regina, we see “a story to tell” as something living—still unfolding in the lives of our people and community. For over a century, we have sought to be more than a building, but a community where lives are continually transformed.

We share our story as a tapestry of voices—through worship, learning, service, and fellowship. These moments create space for connection, where faith is lived out in everyday acts of care, hope, and relationship.