But encourage one another daily,
as long as it is called Today,
so that none of you may be hardened
by sin's deceitfulness.
Hebrews 3:13 NIV
But encourage one another daily,
as long as it is called Today,
so that none of you may be hardened
by sin's deceitfulness.
Hebrews 3:13 NIV
The Iron Range Christian Center is an independent cellular Pentecostal church functioning in Irondale Township, Minnesota, on the Cuyuna Iron Range, near Ironton. We have organized so that the ministries of a church are available to those who have been forgotten and cast off. Our logo is reminiscent of Armour No. 1, an underground mining shaft that used to be just outside of Ironton. Can the Holy Spirit descend again upon this former mining town? We think so.
Schedule of Services
Sunday Lessons, 2005The Wednesday Notes
PastorshipZechariah the Prophet
Genesis
Membership Oath
Prayer
IRCC School of MinistryChildren's Lessons
Guest Speakers
Ministries to Tanzania, Tim and Chris
Worship Notes from the Year 2000
Worship Notes from the Year 2001
Worship Notes from the Year 2002Worship Notes from the Year 2003
Worship Notes from the Year 2004
Worship Notes from the Year 2005
Prophetic Words, Visions, and Dreams
Miracles
History
Membership Oath
Contributions
Certificate of Church Affiliation: World Bible Way Fellowship
Proposed Articles of Incorporation
Proposed ByLawsWorld Bible Way Fellowship WEBSITE
World Bible Way Fellowship - FACTS
WBWF Statement of FaithIRCC Cookbook - UNDERGROUND RECIPES
Other information:
Schedule:
Sunday worship: 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Preparation: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Irondale Town Hall on County Road 12 (Deerwood Shortcut).
Call for information: 218-546-6523 or 218-764-2787
For pastoral care, call: 218-764-2787
Contributions to Iron Range Christian Center may be made by mail or directly by Paypal. An annual giving statement is provided at the end of the year. Giving is tax deductible.If you are using this website, please consider giving a donation to IRCC to help maintain it.
Teaching Notes
You can join in the teaching from the actual notes used. You can also receive the teaching before Sunday via e-mail -- it usually is sent out Saturday afternoon -- sometimes earlier. Just ask to be added to the mailing list. Contact: ircc@chaseandchase.netClick here for INDEX for the lessons in 2005.
The following links take you to one of the lessons in the series on:
Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Gospel of John
IsaiahJeremiah
Jesus in the Old Testament
Jesus' words in Luke
Job's comforters--distortions of true religion
Our Heritage: Seven Types of ChurchesTen Commandments
We Believe...
Children's Lessons
Bricks are Red, July 22, 2001
A story that might have happened in Genesis 11:1-9.
Daniel and the Lions, August 5, 2001
Was Daniel praying about the rebuilding of the Temple when he was sent to the lion's den?
Dr. L. D. Kramer, August 12, 2001, October 7, 2001, December 7, 2003
Tim and Chris, August 26, 2001
Rev. Richard Sigmund, October 18-20, 2002; June 7-9, 2002; October 5-7, 2001
Rev. Gregory P. Chase, March 3, 2002Rev. Dale Gilmore, September 22, 2002
Rev. Robert D Cesarek, November 10, 2002
History
The Iron Range Christian Center is a Pentecostal group of Christian believers organized to edify one another in the body of Christ. Our roots go back to the early days of Pentecost with the Baptism of Fire being received by many in the area (circa 1913) through the ministry of Mrs. McGill. Several early Pentecostal churches came into existence -- some joined with the Assemblies of God as a denomination (circa 1921) through the ministries of Jim Menzies and Frank Lindquist -- others were trained by Aimee Semple McPherson -- others remained independent Pentecostals.When in the mid-seventies, one of the last remaining founders was forced to leave one church under unknown and questionable circumstances--he along with several others saw Ichabod in gray letters over that church. That particular formerly Pentecostal church started down a path of repeated marginal ministries ultimately with leadership denying the power of the Holy Spirit and the leadership partnering with evil. The leadership has forced people to leave the church who were early active members and even some who were just new converts. Through that entire time period, there have been numerous church splits and the witness of the church in the community has left a sizable number of individuals with whom Pentecostalism has left a bad taste. Revival could have come, but we watched leadership stop it: Ichabod was again prophesied and realized. God is not mocked. Can those impossible wounds be healed? God is the God of the impossible.
The Iron Range Christian Center is a new beginnings for Pentecostalism here and now. Our revival spirit started in 1912-13 and continues through the move of God in the 50-60s with a touch of the current Brownsville Revival spirit, and the Argentina revival. We now continue in the new millenium in anticipation of the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. We watch the signs and wonders in the authority of the name of Jesus. While we tarry, the Gifts of the Spirit dwell with us to further the work of Christ.
World Bible Way Fellowship Certificate of Church Affiliation
Background Music:
"I Want To Worship You," Words and Music by Wes Chase
Vocalists/Arrangements: Tim English, Deborah Tracy, Patricia Wait
New Beginnings Evangelistic Ministries,
CD/Cassette: "I Rejoice In The Lord", 1997
