| Showcases the diverse history and architectural traditions represented by 117 churches throughout Manitoba, Saskatchewan, North Dakota and Minnesota. Prairie Public's video crew filmed prairie spires, onion domes, and steeples through four seasons. "Prairie Churches" explores the role churches have in sustaining the history and culture of the vanishing rural landscape of the prairie. Often the first community structure to be built and the last to close its doors, these landmarks represent the hopes and dreams of early settlers and the congregations that currently occupy them. Vikur Lutheran; Mountain, North Dakota Founded by immigrants from Iceland 125 Years Old Loretta Bernhoft; Mountain, North Dakota Willow Creek Lutheran; Overly, North Dakota Betania Lutheran; Maxbass, North Dakota Grong Free Lutheran; Rollag, Minnesota St. Benedict Catholic; Wild Rice, North Dakota Amelia Bailly Methodist; Moffit, North Dakota Short Creek Lutheran; Columbus, North Dakota Eksjo Lutheran; Lake Park, Minnesota Vang Lutheran; Manfred, North Dakota Sticklestad Lutheran; Otter Tail, Minnesota Lom Lutheran; Petersburg, North Dakota Grand Valley Lutheran; Sanish, North Dakota Sts. Peter & Paul Orthodox; Wilton, North Dakota Ladbury Union; Sibley, North Dakota Hitterdal Lutheran; Milton, North Dakota David Haslekaas; Milton, North Dakota St. Jean Baptiste Catholic; St. Jean Baptiste, Manitoba Bethesda Lutheran; Williston, North Dakota Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox; Lennard, Manitoba Trinity ... |
