Tribute to Allan B. Harper at FCA National Convention and on 100 Huntley Street
On April 22, 2010, Roger Armbruster paid a tribute to the legacy of Pastor Allan B. Harper of Red Sucker Lake, Manitoba, at the National Convention of the Fellowship of Christian Assemblies in Red Deer, Alberta. Two of Allan B. Harper's daughters--Eileen and Dorothy--were in attendance.
A short time earlier, David Mainse of 100 Huntley Street also paid a special tribute to the memory and legacy of Pastor Allan B. Harper.
A short time earlier, David Mainse of 100 Huntley Street also paid a special tribute to the memory and legacy of Pastor Allan B. Harper.
Roger and Marge Armbruster are bridge-builders and advocates of reconciliation and social justice between people groups and cultures. They both minister cross-culturally -- Marge by teaching English to new immigrants in rural southern Manitoba, and Roger by helping to build relationships between various indigenous groups who understand the connection that there is between people and land, with a special focus on the Inuit of Canada's North.
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