Newfoundland and Labrador church location map Interactive map of current and future church locations across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Geography: CPAWS-NL / NRCan. Local map: City of St. John's. Coordinates: OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Our Vision

Mount Pearl |

Downtown |

Rabbittown |

The Goulds |

Paradise |

Bay Roberts |

Shea Heights |

Southlands |

Portugal Cove-St. Philips |

Torbay |

Mundy Pond |

Clarenville |

Gander |

Grand Falls Windsor |

Corner Brook |

Happy-Valley Goose Bay |

Lab City |

Mount Pearl | Downtown | Rabbittown | The Goulds | Paradise | Bay Roberts | Shea Heights | Southlands | Portugal Cove-St. Philips | Torbay | Mundy Pond | Clarenville | Gander | Grand Falls Windsor | Corner Brook | Happy-Valley Goose Bay | Lab City |

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— gospel-centered, neighborhood churches throughout Newfoundland & Labrador.
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— residents to serve on our church plant send-teams.
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— new believers who will grow into the next generation of faithful witnesses.
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Phase 1

Phase 1 began in 2019 when Mile One Mission planted its first church, Route 10. By God’s grace, we planted DCC in 2021, & replanted NCC in 2023.

  • R10 serves Kilbride and the Goulds on the outskirts of St. John’s. R10 is embedded in an area that is deeply traditional. For many people, R10 will be the first Gospel-centered, evangelical church they’ll encounter.

  • DCC serves the Downtown St. John’s area which deals with a number of issues - mental health, substance abuse and deep religious hurt. Downtown needs of a church that connects people to the transforming love of Jesus.

  • Northern Cross Community Church serves Happy-Valley Goose Bay one of the main population centers of Labrador. There is a severe addiction epidemic, higher than average domestic violence and suicide rates and overall sense of hopelessness.

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Phase 2

Phase 2 began with the planting of Rabbittown in 2024. Lord willing, we will see 3 more churches planted in the greater St. John’s area.

  • The home of the first of our phase 2 plants. Located in the heart of St. John’s the neighborhood, Rabbittown is home to many generational Newfoundlanders, university students, and a growing immigrant population.

  • A growing coastal community where several families have expressed a desire to see Mile One Mission plant a church. Their interest highlights a desire to establish a gospel-centered church that can build meaningful relationships and establish a vibrant gospel presence in the community.

  • A long-established community in St. John's with deep Catholic roots and a strong sense of local identity. Its close-knit nature and limited evangelical presence present a meaningful opportunity for a gospel-centered church plant to establish a faithful, long-term presence in the community. 

  • A rapidly growing town that borders the west end of St. John's and continues to attract young families and new residents. Its proximity to the city and expanding population make it a great location for a gospel-centered church plant to serve the needs of a growing community.

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Phase 3

Phase 3 will continue our expansion outside of St. John’s to some major populations outside of the city.

  • A residential neighbourhood in west St. John's with a population of approximately 5,000 people. It is made up of mostly educated professionals and young families. A church planted here can become a place of hope, discipleship, and gospel witness within the neighbourhood. 

  • A town with rich history and a strong sense of community 15 minutes west of St. John’s. Planting a church here offers the opportunity to become a trusted, long-term presence that points people to Christ while serving the changing needs of the community.

  • Torbay serves as a gateway to several communities along the northeast Avalon. A church plant here can become a place where people find authentic community, biblical teaching, and the hope of the gospel.

  • A centrally located neighborhood in St. John's, surrounded by a diverse mix of families, students, and residents. Planting a church here would create opportunities to engage people from many walks of life and extend its ministry into the surrounding neighborhoods.

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Phase 4

Phase 4 will be our final stretch of planting as we aim to plant in the major population centers across the island and on the mainland in Labrador.

  • A growing community that serves as the gateway to Newfoundland's east coast and the Bonavista Peninsula. Its strategic location creates a unique opportunity to establish a church that can faithfully reach both local residents and the many surrounding communities connected to it 

  • Gander has a rich history of serving others and continues to play an important role in Newfoundland. A church planted here can build on that legacy by becoming a faithful presence that points people to Christ and invests in future generations. 

  • One of central Newfoundland's largest communities, where community life is built through neighbourhoods, schools, workplaces, and local organizations. A healthy local church can become a consistent presence that serves its neighbours and points people to the hope of Christ. 

  • A significant city in the life of western Newfoundland, with people regularly travelling to the city for work, services, and community life. Planting a church here provides an opportunity to invest in a community whose influence extends well beyond its city limits.

  • A resilient northern community with a unique culture shaped by its location and industries. Establishing a church here would provide a faithful, long-term gospel presence in a region where access to healthy local churches is near non-existent. 

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