The perfect day for prospective college students and their parents to come and experience a day at Oak Hills! You will enjoy the beauty of the campus on Lake Marquette. Join us for chapel, class, meals, and information sessions about the campus community, the admissions process and financial aid.
Registration starts at 9:45 and a welcome at 10:00. The day ends with a delicious dinner at 5:00 PM, and it’s all at no cost. Call the admissions department at 218-333-1980 and pre-register.

Pastor Kyle Krahn will be our guest March 27th at The Grain Bin in Grygla at 6:00 p.m. Pastor Kyle will be teaching on John 20:23 “If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained.”
Men of northwest MN please come and join us as we worship and fellowship one with another. All men, young and old, are welcome to join us as we sing praises to God, enjoy a meal, laugh a little, and learn from Pastor Kyle.

Join us Wednesday, April 2nd at Country Faith Church, 46125 149^th Ave, Clearbrook for Ruby’s Pantry, Clearbrook. Our drive-thru distribution will run from 5-6:00pm or until food items are gone. Bring a $25 cash donation and receive a “share” which is an abundance of grocery items that are valued over $100 which varies every month. **Please bring exact change. There is a maximum of 2 shares per vehicle. No registration needed for drive-thru distribution. No boxes needed, everything will be prepackaged for you. Ruby’s Pantry is a pop-up non-profit food ministry serving our rural communities across MN & WI on a monthly basis, hosted by non-profits and made possible by volunteers at each site. There is no income or residency requirement. Questions? Contact Country Faith at 218-776-3367.

The Bemidji Full Gospel Men’s Prayer Breakfast will be held Saturday, April 5 in the Beltrami Electric Conference Room (4111 Technology Dr NW). Starting at 8am, there will be a light breakfast followed by a time of music and the sharing of testimony. This month’s featured speaker is David Eslaminazari.

David’s Bio:

Hello, my name is David Eslaminazari, and I’m honored to have this opportunity to share my journey with you. I was born and raised in Tehran, Iran-a city of nearly 10 million people. I graduated high school with a focus on mathematics and physics, but in 2020-21, I decided to pursue higher education in the United States. After learning English and applying to colleges, I traveled to Armenia to obtain my visa, where I ended up staying for over two months before finally arriving in Bemidji to study music at BSU.

I grew up not believing in God, but everything changed during my time in Armenia. While staying with a local family who rented me a room, I was introduced to Jesus for the first time. That encounter set me on a path that led to a deep and personal faith. When I arrived in Bemidji, I connected with the House of Prayer, where I met incredible people who helped me grow even more in my relationship with Christ.

I look forward to sharing more of my story with you and diving into the incredible ways God has worked in my life.