Harvey, ND

St. Cecilia Catholic Church

Father Michael Hickin

Phone: 324-2144

413 Brewster St. East - Harvey

Mass: Saturday, 4:30 p.m. and Sunday 10:30 a.m.

First Lutheran Church of Harvey

Pastor Fred Westerhold

Phone: 324-2548

1520 Advent Street - Harvey

Sunday Worship Service: 9:00 and 10:30 a.m.

Communion 1st and 3rd Sundays

Harvey Assembly of God Church

Pastor Steve Slaamot

Phone: 324-4985

1020 Millennium Drive

Sunday School for all ages 9:30 a.m.

Worship Service 10:30 a.m.

The churches of Harvey welcome you. Join us in worshipping the Lord. 

Bethel Baptist Church

100 E. North Street - Harvey

Pastor David Lake

Phone 324-4261

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.

Worship: 10:45 a.m.

Tuesdays 1:00 p.m. Ladies Bible Study

Wednesdays 7:00 p.m.  AWANA Cub for Kids (Except for summer)

The Harvey Public Library has now started it’s annual summer reading program to encourage kids to include reading with their summer fun. For library hours or additional information, call 324-2156.

Harvey Lions Club’s annual Music in the Park Concert Series begins June 18 with Dakota Keys Accordian Club.

This is the fifth year the club will host the Wednesday evening concerts at Soo Line Park, beginning at 7:30 p.m. In case of inclement weather, it will move to the Harvey Eagles Club, or an alternative site. No concert will be cancelled.

There are picnic tables in Soo Line Park, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs.

There will be a concert charge of $2.00 per person or $5.00 per family to cover expenses associated with bringing in entertainment. Free ice-cream cones at all concerts.

June 18: Dakota Keys Accordian Club and supper.

June 25: Harvey High School Choir

July 2: Grace Notes, Women’s Gospel Group

July 9: Seth Mulder and the Goose River Boys, Blue Grass

July 16: Fouske Fiddlers

July 23: Dakota Blenders Quartet, Men’s Barbershop

July 30: ND Nat’l Guard Band, 50 piece band and supper.

Aug. 6: Master’s Plan, Gospel

Harvey is the gateway for the Lonetree Recreation Area. Check the Harvey website for additional information!

1. Put children in situations where they can succeed.

2. Expect the child to succeed in a small, specific situation.

3. If your child does not succeed in a specific situation, problem solve and determine what is undermining the their attempts at success.

4. Every time you see your child behaving in the desired way, write it down.

5. Tell someone else about his/her positive behaviors and make sure the child can hear you.

6. Act in a way you want your child to act, and then praise yourself for acting that way.

7. Visualize your child as already being the new positive label, and then relate to him/her with the new label as part of the child.

8. Show respect for the child’s feelings and opinions even though you might not agree with them. Honor your child’s opinions and feelings by saying, “I can understand how you might feel this way.”

9. Be careful to give children comments on their strengths as well as their weaknesses.

10. Be patient. Change is an evolutionary process, not a revolutionary one. It takes time to change. Stay focused and, above all, be consistent.

The Nurturing Program Nurturing is the ability to care for and foster growth in yourself and others.  The Nurturing Program is a family based educational program that promotes nurturing within in the family.  Anyone who wants to build better relationships and communication in their family can benefit from the program.   

The Nurturing Program is unique in that both parents and their children are involved in the learning process.  Children are in a class for their age group, learning the same subject that the parents are learning in their class.  Families than implement what they have learned throughout the week and discuss changes at the next class.  Subjects include growth and development, communication and cooperation, effective guidance, empowering children to make healthy decisions, nutrition and much more. Wells Co. has been fortunate to obtain financial support from a grant through PCAND (Prevent Child Abuse in North Dakota) to make the program available to our community again in September.  Classes are on Monday evenings, from 6:00-8:30 pm., for 12 weeks. Childcare and a light supper are provided. 

Quotes:      “It has been powerful the way the group has worked through individual issues and the connectedness that couples emerge with.  This session has been nothing short of a miracle.”  - Donna Edinger, Participant 

“It’s been so nice to learn that other families are facing the same issues that we are.  We talk about ways to address them and walk away with a lot more confidence.”  - Anonymous Participant 

“This program is wonderful.  I only wish they had it back when my kids were young.  Every family should have this information!”  - Jane Swanson, Helper 

“Everyone is so nice there.  In addition to the positive changes we’ve made as a family, we’ve gained some really good friends.”  - Anonymous Participant 

Classes are from September 8^th – November 24th.   Pre registration is required.  Contact Co. Health at 547-3756 or Tammy Neurohr at 324-4769 Ext. 342  Enrollment is limited, so register your family now!