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From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

After Adam and Eve sinned by breaking God’s only restriction, they hid themselves when “they heard the voice of the Lord God” as He called out to them, asking, “Where art thou?” (Genesis 3:8-9). They hid, but to no avail, because they could not hide from God.
Kids Talk About God

Kids Talk About God

Kids Talk About God

“If I were Jesus, I would ask God for a golden throne, a diamond crown, and a sword made of lightning,” said Tyler, 10. “That would be glorious!”That would definitely turn some heads, but Jesus had something even better in mind.In John 17, Jesus prayed right before he went to the cross.
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Prism of prose:

Our men’s group is currently studying the Book of Proverbs. Reading Proverbs drives me deeper into God’s mercy and love. Looking into the mirror of Proverbs, I see how far short I fall of God’s wisdom and understanding.
Trenten Keena

Trenten Keena

Trenten Keena

was chosen to the All Region Team at the 2B Regional Awards Night.
Bismarck State College unveils its new virtual reality room on March 9. The room is part of the XR for VR project, which uses virtual reality to help people with disabilities see what it’s like to work manufacturing jobs. Photo by Mary Steurer/North Dakota Monitor

Bismarck State College unveils its new virtual reality room on March 9. The room is part of the XR for VR project, which uses virtual reality to help people with disabilities see what it’s like to work manufacturing jobs. Photo by Mary Steurer/North Dakota Monitor

Virtual reality makes manufacturing more accessible for people with disabilities

A new virtual reality room at Bismarck State College is the latest addition to a project to help people with disabilities get manufacturing jobs in North Dakota.The project is called XR for VR, which stands for “extended reality for vocational rehabilitation.
Jonah Rarick carefully inserts an IV with guidance from a hospital nurse. Submitted photo.

Jonah Rarick carefully inserts an IV with guidance from a hospital nurse. Submitted photo.

Area students attend Scrubs Camp

Pembina County Memorial Hospital recently hosted a group of 10th graders from Cavalier, North Border and Drayton Public schools for their annual Scrubs Camp. Students had the opportunity to explore different healthcare career paths.
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Pembina County Extension to host 4-H Project Day

Pembina County youth are invited to explore new interests, build skills, and have fun at 4-H Project Day, scheduled for Saturday, April 11, at the Cavalier Public School. The day is shaping up to be a fun-filled experience of learning and hands-on activities for youth across the region.