John Fryters

Prior to being born again,  Pastor John Fryters received and successfully completed "secular" training in Insurance Law, Business Administration, Practical Nursing, Behavioral Pharmacology, Behavioral Sciences and Addictions Studies.  He has been the founder of many addiction treatment services and other residential treatment programs in both Ontario as well as Saskatchewan.  He has served on countless Committees and Boards all across Canada.
 
After he was born again at the age of 30, he studied mainly by distance and completed  Diplomas in Biblical Studies from both RHEMA Bible College's Correspondence Division (Oklahoma) and the Institute of Biblical Studies (Canadian Office of Liberty University).  He also received training in Christian Chaplaincy from the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada and Correctional Services of Canada.  His spiritual mentors were Pastor Glen Stead (Prince Albert), and Dr. Randy Neilson (Brampton).  He is licensed and ordained with Open Bible Faith Fellowship (www.obff.com).
 
Pastor John was the Founder of three government recognized Bible Training Institutes - Fountain of Life School of Ministry, Timothy Program International (Canadian Office) and CHAKAM  School of the Bible, now operating as the Canadian Revival Training Centre - all three in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. 
 
He is currently (2017) pastoring two churches - Under The Juniper Tree Chapel (https://www.facebook.com/utjtc.pa), and The Heart of Seniors Gathering, a very special church for seniors (https://www.facebook.com/heartofseniorsgathering).   He is also the Voluntary Executive Director of Jubilation Residential Centres Inc. which is currently operating a highly successful ministry for seniors (https://www.facebook.com/paseniors).   He is currently a Director (Secretary) on Two Bears First Nations Research Institute Inc.  Dr. Fryters has received a number of awards including the First Pro-Life Recognition Award (for his tireless efforts to preserve human life from conception to natural death), and more recently an Advocacy Award (for his current work in advocacy with seniors).  Dr. Fryters is also a regular paid weekly columnist with Rural Roots in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.