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Resources & Links Crestview Fellowship was a church plant by the Kleefeld EMC church in the 1960's. It all began when the Kleefeld EMC began holding Sunday School classes & DVBS ministries in the St. Charles School close to Portage Ave. where the Perimeter Highway now stands. In 1967, the first building was completed between on Hamilton Ave and Belevista.The first official pastor of Crestview Fellowship was Melvin Koop who came with his fire and passion for evangelism. Many stories can be told of those first years of Crestview as it grew in the neighborhood. But one of Mel's favorites is the faith of the people to take on a missionary lady financially when the church itself was struggling to pay all the bills. What came out of that was that God supplied all the needs of Crestview Fellowship in those days.In the early 1980's an addition was put onto the church and the old sanctuary became a gymnasium and the new sanctuary and fellowship area (lower level) were welcomed with optimism as God was blessing the faithful once again.

Lakewood Children's Center began in spring of 1982. Several working mothers within the community formed a steering committee and worked with the provinal government to create a credible non-profit, incorporated centre that was accessible and affordable to parents within the community. After negotiations with the St. James School Division, two rooms were rented in Lakewood School and the centre officially opened in September of 1982 with three staff and twenty-six children.By 1984, all forty-eight of the licensed spaces were filled and five staff members were employed. It was decided at that time, through a needs assessment, to introduce a full lunch program. Later this year, a third room was rented from the school division.

HVCCHeritage Victoria Community CentreHeritage Victoria Community Centre has been a vital part of our community for more than 25 years at our present location. The goal of the centre and all those who volunteer so much of their time is to provide a safe and fun environment for all members of the community. We have various programs for all age groups from babies to seniors.One of our primary goals is to target at risk youth and to that end this past summer we offered a drop in centre for the very first time. As with anything new there were some growing pains but the program was well received by the community and many children attended.We are fortunate to have a wonderful core of volunteers at Heritage who take on the task of keeping the centre and our various programs operating. There can never be enough volunteers though and if anyone is interested in giving some time to a very worthy cause, the people of our community, you will be welcomed.Contact our friendly and accommodating staff by emailing us at hvcc@mymts.net or by phoning 204-837-9653 Monday to Friday (8:00am – 4:30pm) to sign up for programs and events, arrange a facility booking or learn more our volunteer opportunities.