Contact Us:
Neil Thielke
Outfitters for Adventure
511 E 4th St
Morris MN 56267-2107
Phone: 320-589-3074
Email Neil
Neil & Ruth's Calendar
Outfitters Churches:
Morris Community Church, Morris, MN
Harvest Community Church, Fargo, ND
River of Hope Church, Grand Forks, ND
Kenyan Churches
Links:
True Bridge
Missions Without Borders
Sogro (formerly Emercy)
for missionary resources

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Outfitters Other Ventures
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Brooten Home Fellowship
Scott & Trisha Voss
3924 Colfax Rd NW
Belgrade, MN 56312
Home: (320) 254-1604
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Contact Ruth if you would like her to speak to your group. Proceeds for speaking and for books are donated to Outfitters for Adventure for humanitarian aid. Books purchased in person cost $10.00 a copy, for a $6 savings from the bookstore price.
Books can be ordered from Ruth at $13.50 a copy to include shipping, which is still a $2.50 savings from the retail price.
Ruth Thielke
511 E 4th St
Morris, MN 56267
Home: (320) 589-3074, Cell: (320) 219-1624
email: thielkeruth@yahoo.com
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Bridget Harris Volden experienced cruel beatings in an Indigenous Residential School (IRS) in the Northwest Territories of Canada. Discovering Jesus' love helped her give up drinking, healed her marriage, and helped her give back to her community. Bridget helped form The American Indian Bible Fellowship in downtown Minneapolis, MN in the 1960's and was their director for ten years.
Bridget's story contains all the excitement of a novel, but is her true story. It includes her father's delightful Irish humor, the rich culture and history of her mother's Dene' people, and her own courage and stamina in the face of extreme difficulties.
Bridget's desire is to bring hope and healing to others who suffer abuse and the devastating effects of alcohol and drug addictions. Her book is an encouragement to become all that you are meant to be in Jesus who has the power to restore broken lives.
In 2008 Canada's Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, issued an apology to indigenous people for abuses suffered in the residential schools of Canada. The full text of his speech and response from National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Phil Fontaine, are in the appendix of the book.
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