The Capital Christian Center started celebrating Super Bowl Sunday much earlier than the kickoff.
For the second straight year, the congregation here is encouraged to wear jeans and jerseys for Super Bowl Sunday church service.
Pastor Dan Kent says it's a way for church-goers to incorporate what's happening outside of church with the Sunday message.
"It's just a fun way to connect with our friends and neighbors, everybody's thinking about the Super Bowl anyway, so we just use it to talk about God's Game Plan for our life." says Pastor Dan Kent.
There was some action involved in Sunday's sermon as well!
A faith formation shows how the church members can work as a team and of course, compare football fashion.
"It feels different wearing jeans and jerseys to church right? Weird! But it's fun, comfortable, we got to have a fun day in church on Super Bowl Sunday." says Deon Vilhauer and his daughter Delaney.
Deon and his daughter were wearing Leola South Dakota jerseys, representing his high school.
Wednesday, May 16 2012 11:51 PM EDT2012-05-17 03:51:12 GMT
A Bismarck English class is learning about inspiration. BHS Juniors read the Lance Armstrong book, "It's Not About the Bike". Groups then chose to give back to someone in the community. These three
One group raised 50 dollars for a mom in the NICU and her baby, Megan.
Wednesday, May 16 2012 11:46 PM EDT2012-05-17 03:46:59 GMT
Flooding impacted most of the boat landings on the Missouri River. One of those - which was the second most used boat landing is still not usable. Jared Piepenburg tells us about the plan to fix it. Bob
Flooding impacted most of the boat landings on the Missouri River. One of those - which was the second most used boat landing is still not usable. Jared Piepenburg tells us about the plan to fix it. Bob
Wednesday, May 16 2012 7:44 PM EDT2012-05-16 23:44:51 GMT
A booming economy is attracting a lot of attention to North Dakota and a lot of officials.A busy oil patch and a nation leading Ag industry brings the CEO of John Deere to western North Dakota.Ag Reporter
A booming economy is attracting a lot of attention to North Dakota and a lot of officials.A busy oil patch and a nation leading Ag industry brings the CEO of John Deere to western North Dakota.Ag Reporter
Wednesday, May 16 2012 7:44 PM EDT2012-05-16 23:44:18 GMT
Instead of just beach clothes, some students heading to Florida are packing "towers" and "proteins". It might be a little more difficult getting through security, but the BHS Science Olympiad Team is
The BHS Science Olympiad team is heading to their biggest meet of the year.
Wednesday, May 16 2012 3:26 PM EDT2012-05-16 19:26:46 GMT
After serving under the oversight of President Barack Obama, this man recently stepped down from his post to protect the US cattle industry.J. Dudley Butler was appointed Administrator for the USDA Grain
After serving under the oversight of President Barack Obama, this man recently stepped down from his post to protect the US cattle industry.J. Dudley Butler was appointed Administrator for the USDA Grain
Tuesday, May 15 2012 11:41 PM EDT2012-05-16 03:41:00 GMT
Oil production in North Dakota hits a huge milestone... North Dakota is now the nation's second-leading oil producer. It's a ranking North Dakota Oil and Gas experts have had their eye on, but had no
Oil production in North Dakota hits a huge milestone... North Dakota is now the nation's second-leading oil producer. It's a ranking North Dakota Oil and Gas experts have had their eye on, but had no
Tuesday, May 15 2012 11:11 PM EDT2012-05-16 03:11:29 GMT
Flags in the Dakotas are directed at half-staff Tuesday. Those flags honor law enforcement officers who have died on the job. Future members of the force are learning to serve and protect. Nothing new
Tuesday morning's flag ritual teaches a sobering lesson on the job they signed up for.
Tuesday, May 15 2012 4:41 PM EDT2012-05-15 20:41:22 GMT
But that billion dollar industry is also impacting the land and the landscape of western North Dakota.Burlington Resources has been given permission to drill as many as 80 wells in a 30,000-acre lease
But that billion dollar industry is also impacting the land and the landscape of western North Dakota.Burlington Resources has been given permission to drill as many as 80 wells in a 30,000-acre lease
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