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Earl Grey, Saskatchewan
Welcome to Earl Grey Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
A place of faith, hope, and community in the heart of Saskatchewan's prairies. All are welcome — our meetings are free and open to everyone.
Faith, Community & a Warm Welcome
In Earl Grey, Saskatchewan, our congregation has been a cornerstone of spiritual growth and community support for decades. We invite you to learn more about what we offer and how you can be part of our community.
Weekend Meetings
Join us each weekend for an inspiring Public Talk and an interactive Watchtower Study. Open to all — no experience necessary. Come as you are.
Learn MoreMidweek Meetings
Our midweek "Christian Life and Ministry" meeting provides practical Bible-based guidance for everyday living. Family-friendly and engaging for all ages.
Learn MoreFree Bible Study
Curious about the Bible? We offer a completely free, no-obligation personal Bible study at a time and place convenient for you. Learn at your own pace.
Get StartedRooted in Faith, Committed to Community
The Earl Grey Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a vibrant community of believers nestled in the warm, close-knit village of Earl Grey, Saskatchewan — approximately 67 kilometres north of Regina, near the scenic Qu'Appelle Valley and Last Mountain Lake.
For many years, our congregation has served as a spiritual home for families, individuals, and seekers of truth from across the region. United by our love for Jehovah God and His Word, the Bible, we strive to live out the principles of faith, compassion, and neighbourly love each and every day.
Whether you are a lifelong student of the Bible or simply curious about what we believe, you will always find a warm and genuine welcome here. Our congregation is registered as a nonprofit organization (Registry ID: 765943881RR0001) and all our programs and meetings are offered completely free of charge.
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The Village of Earl Grey, Saskatchewan
Earl Grey is a small, welcoming village incorporated on July 27, 1906, and named in honour of Sir Albert Henry George Grey — the 4th Earl Grey and Governor General of Canada from 1904 to 1911, also celebrated as the donor of the iconic Grey Cup.
Set along Highway 22 in central Saskatchewan, the village sits near the breathtaking Qu'Appelle Valley and the shimmering shores of Last Mountain Lake — Canada's longest natural lake. With a population of approximately 229 residents, Earl Grey embodies the spirit of prairie hospitality and tight-knit community life.
This peaceful community provides the perfect backdrop for a congregation dedicated to love, learning, and service. Our Kingdom Hall at 306 Main Street stands as a place of refuge, study, and fellowship for everyone in the area.
Visit Us"For God loved the world so much that he gave his only-begotten Son, so that everyone exercising faith in him might not be destroyed but have everlasting life."— John 3:16 (New World Translation)
Life in Our Congregation
Moments of worship, learning, fellowship, and community service that define our congregation.
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