In the early 1900's some settlers to the Beatty district of Saskatchewan learned they had something in common, knowing Jesus Christ to be their Lord and Saviour. There were no churches built at the time, so families met in various homes, praying for God to lead in establishing a house of worship.

About this time a lawyer from Melfort, Mr. O.D. Hill felt impressed by God to conduct evangelistic services in the area. Along with other laymen, he established organized meetings in 1928. Services were held in an Implement Agency, The bank of Commerce, and a hardware building. Soon, the congregation joined the Interdenominational Fundamental Church of America.
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