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Faith Chapel Evangelistic Ministeries move to new home in Robbinsdale, MN

James Fasuekoi
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By James Kokulo Fasuekoi|Editor-Publisher

Relocating into a new building in 2022 was a major item on the “Wish List” of members of Faith Chapel Evangelistic Ministries for years but it came to past Sunday, Jan. 2, 2022, as the congregation held its first service at 3900 Hubbard Ave N. Robbinsdale, MN, the church’s new home.

Until Sunday, the congregants, most of them immigrants from West Africa, assembled and worshiped for 13 years in a school building at the corner of 69th Ave N and Zane Avenue in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota.

Moments before his sermon Sunday, Faith Chapel pastor, Evangelist John B. Saah, made it known to his congregation that it is God who has blessed them with a new place to worship; as such, he said they should all put hand together and keep it in good condition and functional.

A photograph from Sunday worship service at 3900 Hubbard Avenue, North Robinsdale. Photo James Kokulo Fasuekoi

Pastor Saah meanwhile introduced a hardworking couple in the church who he said would manage the huge facility. A general prayer was offered upon the couple with a request for God to guide their work and decisions.

Faith Chapel Evangelistic Ministries has other branches overseas in Liberia. Apart from winning souls for Christ Jesus, this ministry continues to support freedom worldwide as well as the works of African journalists particularly in North America.

In 2018 and 2019, Faith Chapel opened its door, allowing members of the Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA), to worship with them during the group’s international conventions hosted in Minneapolis, MN. ALJA has affiliates in Europe, Asia, Africa, Canada and the U.S. 

In this 2019 photograph taken shortly after an ALJA intercessory program at Faith Chapel’s old location, Pastor Shirley Bettaforyen is flanked by three of the association’s officials (L) current ALJA’s national leader Joe Mason, author and ex-ALJA-Midwest president, James Kokulo Fasuekoi and Mr. Moses Sandy, former ALJA national president. Photo by Master news photographer Mozart M. Dennis

Current ALJA national president, Mr. Joseph Mason serves as deacon and an administrator for the church while world’s evangelist, John B. Saah is Senior Pastor, assisted by both Shirley Bettaforyen and Victor Barbour, Assistant Pastors.

Faith Chapel’s weekly activities include Intercessory Prayer-Sundays at 10: a.m.; Sunday School-Sundays at 10:15 a.m.; Bible Study-Tuesdays at 6: p.m.; Intercessory meeting-Thursdays at 6: p.m.; Music Dept Practice-Saturday at 4: p.m. at the church; Leadership meeting-January 16, while Fast and Prayer will be January 26-28.

Everyone is welcome to visit the Faith Chapel; its Sunday worship service starts at 11: a.m. Minnesota Time. 

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