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Alberni Christian Village is located in Port Alberni, BC, the beautiful hometown of salmon, one hour east to Nanaimo ferry and 1.5 hours west to the world famous surfing place-Tofino. It covers 32 acres, includes 8 acres of agricultural land, the rest are forests. The wide stream of North McFarland Creek just passes through the farmland, providing sufficient water for plants. It is planned to open a private hiking trail with devotional area along the way, to commemorate those servants who faithfully served the Lord. benches and sheds will be built with books and videos of the Lord's servants. Berry U-Pick and fishing are available on site.

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Email: albernichristianvillage@gmail.com


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