Three sisters are standing together in the Riverton Friendship Centre in Riverton, MB. Carrie Jacobson is holding a folded quilt. Anna Cumberland is standing middle. Pat Palson is on the left.
People are sitting at a church service in the Riverton Friendship Centre, which was used before Riverton Fellowship Circle had a church built in 1997. Left to right: Ron Boese, [Brian ?], [?], Clifford and Violet Lea, Carrie Jacobson, Gordon Monkman.
People are gathered at a potluck after church in the Riverton Friendship Centre. The centre was used for worship by Riverton Fellowship Circle before the church building was constructed in 1997. Riverton Fellowship Circle hosted numerous events to open themselves to the wider community.
People are having a church service in the Riverton Friendship Centre, which was used for worship before the church was built. The children in the front row are eating chocolate brownies.
Singer and guitarist Chuck Neufeld is talking with a local girl while he sets up his guitar for a performance. Riverton Fellowship Circle put on the event at the Riverton Friendship Centre, possibly in partnering with Mennonite Voluntary Service.
Attendees are sitting and listening at a Native assembly session in Riverton, Manitoba. This session took place in the Riverton Friendship Centre. One attendee is taking notes with pen and paper.
People at a conference session in the Riverton Friendship Centre. Native Ministries worker Martin Cross is sitting front right (white beard). Longtime Native Ministries missionary Henry Neufeld is sitting middle (light colored shirt with black vest).
Native Ministries workers Norman Meade and Florence Driedger are sitting together at a meeting or conference session in the Riverton Friendship Centre. Cara Widrick is sitting back right.
