An international motorcycle ministry committed to serving h.o.g. (harley owners group)

To introduce Jesus Christ to the world of motorcycle riders, for the purpose of making more and better disciples through the ministry of the local church. Click on "Black Sheep" above to go to the website for more information.

Charity car & motorcycle show - September each year

Our mission is to provide relief from poverty and hunger to those in need through a united community effort

Fostering Together is dedicated to finding and supporting foster families.  

Working together to improve outcomes for children in Idaho

OCOC is a partnership between the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare, communities of faith, and other invested partners.
OCOC of Idaho's focus is on foster children, especially those who are hardest to place into forever homes which include older youth, sibling groups, and children with special needs. In addition to helping with foster and adoptive parent recruitment efforts within Idaho's faith-based communities, OCOC strives to build a natural support system within the community for foster, adoptive, biological children, and their families. Watch the table in the lobby for current needs.

Kyle was born and raised in Santiago, Chile, growing up as a missionary kid.  After spending much of his childhood in ministry and missions, he spend several years attending college in North America.  On completion of his education, God called him back to the mission field.  Kyle is on mission in Chile serving as a short term missions coordinator, working with up to 25 teams involving 250 people serving the Santiago area, southern Chile, Peru, and Ecuador.  The coordinator is responsible for the logistics, finances, and communication before and during these trips as well as follow-up afterwards.  Kyle is uniquely equipped for this role, being familiar with numerous cultures and bilingual.  

Doug and Shelly Kallestad live in Santiago, Chile and are working with church leaders in church planting, missions, and schools.  

The Voice of the Martyrs is a non-profit inter-denominational Christian organization dedicated to assisting our persecuted family worldwide.

If you believe the Lord is calling you to minister to inmates in our local Kootenai County Jail, there are a number of ways you can serve. You can take a turn conducting Sunday Services with the inmates; you could teach week-day Bible studies, drug or alcohol recovery groups, classes for GED, parenting, anger management, life skills, etc; or you could meet one-on-one with inmates who have requested a visit from a chaplain.