EVERYONE IN THE CAP OF THE NORTH SHALL HEAR THE GOOD NEWS

Building a church in Rovaniemi with a vision for the North.

WHY THE NORTH?

After years of serving in local churches, Nico and Noomi felt God calling them to take a step of faith and start a new church in Rovaniemi.

We believe God has not forgotten the North. In many areas people are getting older and churches shrinking, but we believe that God has something special for the North! Our desire is to see people fall in love with God, encounter His presence, discover their place and carry the Gospel to others across the North. The call of God is so valuable, we value those who have done the work for years in the North, but there has to be a new generation rising, boldy going and sharing the good news of the gospel!

“We believe God is doing something in the North—and we want to be part of it.”

New church is taking ground.

SUNDAYS

We gather every Sunday at 11:00 at Urheilukatu 1. Our current facilities are available until the end of 2026, and we are believing God for a new location with more room—especially for children.

KIDS’ CHURCH

Kids’ Church has begun. On some Sundays, there have already been more children than adults.

ONE FAMILY · MANY NATIONS

People from Finland, the United States, the Philippines and Nigeria are already part of our church family.

THIS AUTUMN

REVIVAL WEEKEND

This autumn, we are hosting a Revival Weekend with evangelist Jussi Korvajärvi. We are believing God for people to be saved, renewed and set on fire.

KIDS FUN FEST

On 31 October at 12:00, we are inviting local children and families to Urheilukatu 1 for games, competitions, prizes and a day full of light, fun and hope.

BE PART OF THE STORY

PRAY

Pray for new facilities, workers and leaders, children and families, and open doors throughout the North.

VISIT & SERVE

Come see the work, encourage the church and serve alongside us.

GIVE

Partner financially with the mission to reach the North.

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