Celebrating Easter Sunday in Grand Forks - The Journey to Healing


A warm welcome awaits you at:

Grand Forks Christian Centre
7525 4thStreet, 
Grand Forks
250-442-5815


“An interdenominational Spirit-Filled Fellowship”


Please join us, on Resurrection Sunday, April 21st, 10:30 a.m. as we celebrate together, the Life, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, and all that was accomplished on the Cross.  
We are very excited to have Pastor Gord Whyte and his wife Jan (Healing Gate Ministries) and prayer team with us as we explore ‘The Journey to Healing’.  Pastor Gord, Jan, prayer team and Grand Forks Leadership, will be pleased to pray for those who are sick, following the message. 
Coffee and light refreshments will be available after the service.
About GFCC: Facebook, Grand Forks Christian Centre
About HGMI: Blog, Healing Gate Ministries 
GFCC Pastoral Contact: Pastor Lynda Bedard

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