Bethany Memorial Chapel

History:  A group of Norwegian settlers met in July of 1902 to build a church.  Construction of the church occurred between 1906 through 1908.  The building was then used for church Services, Sunday School and Vacation Bible School until 1966 in which a decision was made to discontinue services due to lack of membership .  This church was entered on the National register of U. S. Historical Places in 1979.

Meeting Details:  Annual Memorial Day Service on the Saturday prior to Memorial Day and a Potluck on Memorial Day.

Bethany Memorial Chapel Association

Mission:  The mission of the Bethany Memorial Chapel Association shall be to preserve the original building site, the church and its contents, the cemetery and the surrounding grounds, in its original design and preserve its historical significance.

History:  The Bethany Lutheran Church in 1979 was put on the National Registry for Historic Buildings.  Although the Church is no longer active, the Association maintains the beautiful interior and cemetery.  Some of the early pioneer families involved with the original and present church are the Slind family, Halseth family, Hazeltine family, and Hinrichs family.

Meeting date/time/location:  We have a workday every May and present a Memorial Day Service and Potluck on every Memorial Day.

Membership Requirements: Membership Requirements:  All persons who support our mission statement are welcome to join our association.  Membership dues are $5.00 per person per year that goes toward maintaining the site.  The fee for Burial Plots is $15.00, which includes membership dues for that year.

Bridge of Hope Church

Mission:  The Bridge of Hope Church is a community minded church with people at heart.

Meeting Details:  Sunday morning services for all ages are from 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at the Kendrick High School.

Cameron Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Mission:  Cameron Emmanuel Lutheran Church’s mission is to proclaim God’s love in Jesus Christ and serve our community and world.

Meeting Details:  Sunday’s in September - May at 11:00 A.M. and Sunday’s in June – August at 8:30 A.M.

Church Board Chairperson:  Dale Silflow

Church Board Meeting:  Every 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 or 7:30 P.M.

Accomplishments:

v      Help with the Kendrick Food Bank.

v      Securing funds for local emergency needs (fire, accident, etc.).

v      Participate in the Christmas Kendrick Park Tree Decorating.

Goals:  Keep offering help for people with material and /or spiritual needs.

Publications:  Weekly Bulletins and month newsletter are distributed with no fee charged to include information of public interest.  Submit material for the bulletin between Wednesday through Friday, and for the Newsletter prior to the 25th of month, to the Pastor at the church office.

Christian Family Fellowship

Mission:  The first of the Christian Family Fellowship’s five beliefs is that we believe the Bible, in its entirety, to be the inspired Word of God.  As such, it is our source of revelation of God, the knowledge of salvation, the origin of all things and the future of mankind.

Meeting Details:  Sunday Service is at 10:00 A.M.  Ladies’ Bible Study is Wednesday at 5:30 P.M. at the church; Men’s Bible Study is Tuesday at 6:30 P.M. at Aaron & Pam Thorson’s home.  Call Aaron’s home 843-5111 for more information.

Accomplishments:

v      We help support 5 missionaries.

v      We support the local food bank.

v      We provide local support were we can.

Juliaetta Church of the Nazarene

Mission:  The Juliaetta Church of the Nazarene’s mission is to be one with Christ and share his love with others.

History: In 1944, Reverend Kratzer (Pastor of the Moscow Church of the Nazarene) held a revival in Juliaetta.  From that event, a new church was planted with four charter members.  It was located in the old bank building on Main Street (now apartments).  A new church, beginning with the basement, was built at the present location in 1954.  The entire building was completed in 1958.

Meeting Details:  9:30 A.M. is Sunday School, 10:45 A.M. and 6 P.M. are Sunday Worship services, Youth Group meets Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Church Board Meeting:  Varies (contact Kathy Shove for details).

Accomplishments:

v      Volunteers at the local food bank.

v      Participation in community ministerial activities.

Goals:  Community outreach, church growth, continued presence with the community youth.

Needs:  Volunteers and more kids participating in the youth groups.

Publication:  God’s Computer Newsletter is published once a month.  Material for this publication must be Christian based and provided prior to the 3rd Monday of each month to Lanna Hammond (208) 843-2770.

Juliaetta Community Church

Mission: The Juliaetta Community Church is a non-denominational Bible Church.  We believe the church is the body and bride of Christ and is a spiritual organism made up of all born again believers of this present time.  We believe the primary purpose the church is the communication of God’s truth.

Meeting details:  Sunday School 8:30 A.M., Worship Service 9:00 A.M.

                             Men’s Bible Study:  September – April from 6:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. on each Wednesday.

Women’s Bible Study:  September – April from 6 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. on each Wednesday and 1 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. Thursday.

Juliaetta Community Church Youth Group: September – May on Sunday Evening 4 P.M. –6 P.M. for Grades 6 – 12th 

Leland Pioneer Community Church

Mission:  The Leland Pioneer Community Church’s mission is to reach the community for Jesus we wish that no one should perish.

History:  The Church was built in the late 1800’s and closed in 1969.  It was reopened on September 14, 2001 as a non-denominational church and open to the public.

Service Details:  Every Sunday at 10:00 A.M.

Church Board Details:  The Chairperson is Pastor Jim Soyk of the quarterly board meetings.

Accomplishments:

v        Visiting of the elderly and shut-ins.

v        Give to the needs of the community.

v        Performing marriages and funeral services.

Goal:  This small church wants to reach the community for Jesus and additionally be available for weddings and any other non-alcohol organizational function.

Needs:  The church is in need of painting.

Publication:  Publications are provided by the pastors as needed.

Naz Youth Group of Juliaetta Church of the Nazarene

Meeting Details:  Wednesday evenings 6:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. at 501 2nd Street in Juliaetta.

Membership:  Be a teen 13 years and older or 7th grade through High School.