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A photograph of the shovel used for the ground breaking ceremony for the new Riverton Fellowship Circle church.

A photo of the banner gifted to Riverton Fellowship Circle by Mennonite Church Manitoba in the church dedication in 1997. On the banner is a human silhouette standing on a mountain top with arms outspread as an eagle flies over top.

A photograph of the Riverton Fellowship Circle church after a heavy snowfall in Riverton, Manitoba.

People are gathered for the ground breaking ceremony for the new Riverton Fellowship Circle church in Riverton, Manitoba. Left to right: Lawrence Hart, Walter Franz, Helmut Harder, Carrie Jacobson, Edith and Neill von Gunten, Bernice Potoski, Doris Kozub, Doreen Johnson, Barb Daniels, Wayne Furgala, Terry Widrick.

Lawrence Hart plants a shovel into the ground as others watch at the ground breaking ceremony for the new Riverton Fellowship Circle church in Riverton, Manitoba. Left to right: Orlie Friesen, Helmut Harder, Larry Brandt, Carrie Jacobson, Edith and Neill von Gunten, Bernice Potoski, Doris Kozub, Doreen Johnson, Barb Daniels, Wayne Furgala.

Neill von Gunten is reading as others are standing around at the ground breaking ceremony for the new Riverton Fellowship Circle church in Riverton, Manitoba. Left to right: Carrie Jacobson, Edith and Neill von Gunten, Doris Kozub, Doreen Johnson, Barb Daniels, Wayne Furgala, Waylyn Snifeld, Jessie Snifeld, Edna McRae.

A photograph of Riverton Fellowship Circle church being built in Riverton, Manitoba. The main structure is nearly complete.

A photograph of Riverton Fellowship Circle church in Riverton, Manitoba.

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.

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 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.

Barb Daniels receives a cheque for $30,000 on behalf of Riverton Fellowship Circle from a representative of Mennonite Men, an organization known for helping new churches acquire their first building. Neill von Gunten is standing on the left. Location is Riverton Fellowship Circle church in Riverton, Manitoba.