The Newsletter, May 2015

B-Dawg’s Buzz by Brenda Post, Secretary
For several years, I was a volunteer in both the Jr. High and Sr. High youth groups. I
“retired” from the weekly lessons but stayed involved in the fundraising aspect for both groups. At
the end of February, I took on teaching the 6-8 grades for Wednesday Bible Class. I cannot tell you
how much joy these kids gave me each week. Coming to work on Thursday mornings, I would comment to Pastor Luke about how uplifted I felt!
My class size ranged from 25-32 kids each week! That’s a lot of kids and I was a bit nervous taking them all at one time. I prayed they wouldn’t be too much for one person to handle. Never
fear, they kids were respectful and listened to what I was saying. I love this age group.
Some things I thought you should know from this experience. These kids are asking questions. If you are the parent or grandparent you need to know that. I encourage you all to ask your
kids what is on their mind. Some of the questions asked of me these last few weeks were insightful
and meaningful. I am quick to point out, I do not have all the answers. The following are just some
of the questions asked in class:
 “What does our Spirit look like?”
 “Do you really think hell is ‘fire’?”
 “How do I know that I am saved?’ (followed by, “I am scared to go to hell.”)
 “If there was no evil in the Garden of Eden, if it was perfect, how did the evil serpent get in
there?”
 “Will we see our loved ones we when go to heaven?”
 “What will we do in heaven all day?”
I know that I asked some of these same questions when I was their age. I believe it is normal
to question aspects of our faith. And I also believe that the strongest believers can sometimes doubt.
I know that when we question elements of our faith that the answer is in Scripture…somewhere. The
plain and simple fact is, no one really knows what heaven will look like, what our Spirit looks like,
and will we see our loved ones when we get to heaven.
Romans 10:8-11 says; (8)But what does it say? “The word is near you; it is in your mouth
and in your heart,” that is, the message concerning faith that we proclaim: (9)If you declare with
your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you
will be saved. (10) For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your
mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. (11)As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in
him will never be put to shame.”
I remember crying in my bed under the covers late at night wondering about my salvation
too. I was raised in a Church that was a little stricter as well. The Pastor was still referred to as Reverend, and in my wildest dreams couldn’t imagine calling a Pastor a friend. (It’s weird for me still
but, Pastor Luke is pretty easy to like) Here’s the difference for me and what I wanted your children
to know. God and religion shouldn’t be a scary, fire and brimstone, ‘you’re going to hell’ presentation that I was raised with; but one of love. It’s plain and simple. God is the very essence of love and
God loves me, the sinner, in spite of it all.
I got to work with your great kids. They are asking questions and that is good. It is an opening for conversation. If you don’t know the answer you and your child can seek one out together.
Romans 10:13 - For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.
The Newsletter
May 2015
First Reformed Church
Glorify God in all we do,
Grow with Him daily and
Go with Him to share His love.
Ryan’s Ramblings
Director of Youth Ministry
I’ve been finding myself watching a lot of the TV show The Office lately. It’s been a
favorite of mine for years and while there’s now no more new episodes, I have brought the old
episodes back into my weekly (ok…nightly) routine.
In one episode I watched recently, Michael Scott (the boss), gets himself into a lot of
debt. One of his employees informs him that he can declare bankruptcy and be free of his debt.
Michael struggles with this option for a while but eventually walks out of his office and yells,
“I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY!” Afterward, his accountant goes to make sure he realizes that
you can’t just declare bankruptcy, you have to actually go through the paperwork.
In Matthew 16:16, Peter declares that Jesus is “the Christ, the Son of the living God.”
Jesus commends Peter for getting the answer right. Of course, Peter didn’t have a spotless track
record. Peter is the one who went to walk on the water but sank because of his lack of faith.
Peter is the one who didn't want Jesus to wash his feet. Peter is the one who denied Jesus after
he was arrested.
Peter was quick to declare Jesus as Lord, but his actions didn’t always back up what he
was saying. Just as Michael Scott can’t just “declare” bankruptcy, Peter (and you and I) have to
do more than just “declare” that Jesus is Lord. We have to let Jesus be in charge of our lives.
We are all fallen individuals. We mess up…a lot. We hurt others and we deny Jesus
with our actions. That is part of being sinful. Peter walked with Jesus and talked to him, yet
even he had trouble with these things. Declaring that Jesus is Lord is important in our living for
Christ. Before we can surrender ourselves and commit to fully living for Christ, we need to
take the first step. It all starts with the declaration.
News From The Lampens
As students at Western Theological Seminary, we thought that the next step God was preparing us for was to work in a church setting and that, someday in the distant future, we might have the
opportunity to visit Eastern Europe again. Jeff had volunteered in Hungary with the RCA for a year,
and Chelsea had studied abroad in Romania during her time at Northwestern College. But God has his
own timing for things and presented us with this opportunity just as we were graduating!
As RCA mission personnel, we will partner with New Horizons Foundation, an organization
in Romania dedicated to encouraging young people to follow the Gospel by investing in their local
communities. This is accomplished through adventure education camps and weekly youth groups, referred to as IMPACT clubs. We believe that the Holy Spirit works in communities to create wholistic
change, and we are very excited to join that work in Romania. Together, we hope to discover the gifts
that God has planted within the young people of Romania, as well as within us as a couple, so that the
full richness of the Gospel might take deep root and produce something beautiful in the lives of the
Romanian people. Chelsea will support this mission through her role as Supervisor of Community Development and Social Work Internships, while Jeff will develop faith-based curriculum as IMPACT
Development Director, as well as ministering to the community and spiritual life of the staff.
Many of you who are reading this probably received letters similar to the one above. If you
would like to see a video of us explaining this, follow this link: http://vimeo.com/109236306. We
wanted to catch those who had not up to speed, but all to tell you all what we have been doing since
then.
Over the past 5ish months we have traveled to northwest Iowa, South Dakota, New York state,
Minnesota, Illinois, central Iowa, and all over Michigan. We have been extremely blessed by many
who have taken us into their home, fed us, and blessed us with great company. Lorelei has played in
MANY nurseries, watched numerous episodes of Sesame Street, and given many people all over the
RCA hugs and blown kisses.
We are currently about 60% of the way fund-raised. Before we are able to move to Lupeni,
Romania, we need to raise 123% of our budget. This way, we are secure in insurance, daily support,
travel, and other fun adult things like pension :). We are grateful to the RCA staff who continues to
help us.
Once we reached 50% in our support we began receiving a stipend from the RCA so that we
are able to more fully engage in raising support. Within the month, Jeff will be ending his position at
Out of the Box in Zeeland. We have been extremely blessed by Jeff and Hillary who understood when
Jeff needed to leave to visit various churches.
Where we are looking within the next couple weeks/months: Lord willing, on March 29th, I
will be ordained in Sibley, Iowa! We are going to be staying out by my family for the following month
to spend time with them. We are also looking forward to going to a week-long family counseling retreat later in the spring to better prepare us for moving overseas.
3)
Property: Discussed the need for automated handicap doors for the Church.
Prices/quotes will be sought for installation of doors at various locations in the church.
4)
Education: No report.
5)
Congregational Care: Henry Fisher shared concerns and ways we can help
others in our church.
6)
Bylaws: Tonight the third reading of the bylaws were read. MMSC to approve the changes in the bylaws with the exception of article 3 section 3 was turned down.
81. Education Job Update-Ongoing discussions
82. Treasurer’s Reports:
We are on track budget wise for the year. Working on electronic banking
possibilities.
83. Deacon’s Business:
Discussed a new scholarship fund that has been funded to help students participate
in various youth activities. Discussed parameters and use of this account.
84. Elder’s Business: Membership Updates
85. Other Business:
a) Mr. Klaassen shared with the consistory the various possibilities and options
available for insurance coverage for the church. There are multiple scenarios and policies
available. Pastor Luke will be checking with other churches on their policies. Full consistory decided to not take any action at this time.
86. MMSC to Approval of Minutes
87. MMSC adjourn following prayer by Jamie Bruxvoort.
Prayer in the Fireside Room
If you or someone you know needs prayer, please stop by the Fireside Room immediately following the first service. Each week, two Elders will be available to pray with you
or for you.
We have to pray with our eyes on God, not on the difficulties.
~Oswald Chambers
CONSISTORY Minutes
April 20, 2015
6:30 PM
69. 6:30pm-Devotions with full Consistory. Pastor Luke opened with prayer and then turned
it over to Chris Godfredsen who talked about the Transformed and Transforming initiatives of
the R.C.A. We then spent time discussing in small groups questions related to this and held a
full consistory discussion. Evaluated our progress at FRC in meeting these goals.
7:30pm-Elder’s Meeting:
70. Membership Changes: MMSC to accept Tom and Ruth Dagel and Parker Dagel from
United Methodist Church, Sibley, and Justin Van Tilberg from First Reformed in Doon and
Jenna Ver Steeg from the Ebenezer Church from Leota, MN.
71. The Constitutional Question was asked, “Are there any members needing special care this
month?”
72. Elders calls were shared.
73. MMSC to accept the minutes as read.
74. Baptisms: Mike and Chelsea Hulstein has requested Baptism for their daughter Addison
on May, 10, 2015 at the Cornerstone Service. MMSC to approve this request.
75. MMSC to approve the following requests for church use:
June 13- A shower request by Deb Hulstein to use the Fellowship Hall and
Kitchen.
76. A schedule will be put together for prayer after church for those interested.
77. MMSC to accept the minutes as read.
78. MMSC to adjourn following prayer by Ken Loerts.
8:30pm-Consistory Meeting:
79. Director of Youth Ministries Report: Ryan Arentsen
80. Ministry Team Reports:
1)
Outreach: Curt shared his report.
2)
Worship: Discussed the excellent sermon series we have been having. Discussed ideas to improve our nursery ministry. Pastor Luke will check with Brenda on some of
the questions we have been asking in regard to the nursery. Discussed the pros and cons of a
new piano, or fixing it, maybe a high quality digital piano for the sanctuary would be best.
Discussion was held on the pros and cons of getting a director of music and worship. Discussion on the importance of covering some of our recent expenses (ie. Roof fund) first before
proceeding with other projects/ideas.
We ask you to pray for both these things. I know this has been a LONG post, one with a lot of information, and not many great stories of all we have been doing. I wished to give you an overview and
glimpse into the life of the Lampen family. More detailed posts will follow. I ask you to prayerfully
consider following us and commit to praying for us while we continue to raise support and then
move to Romania.
We would ask you also to prayerfully consider partnering with us in our call to Romania.
We count it a blessing to have the opportunity to carry your prayers and support to the work of the
New Horizons Foundation and the people of Romania. One-time gifts would help us establish roots
in Romania and begin our ministry (see www.rca.org/lampen for how to contribute a one-time gift).
Any yearly recurring amount that you might give to this mission would be gratefully received and
would help maintain us on the road that God has called us to walk.
Blessings and love to you all!!
Romania is a new field for the RCA. Jeff and Chelsea Lampen have been appointed to work with the
New Horizons Foundation, an outreach to youth in Romania.
Jeff and Chelsea graduated recently from Western Theological Seminary and will be pursuing ordination in their respective classes. The Lampens have a daughter, Lorelei, who will be accompanying
them to Romania.
Coffee With the Pastor
Have you ever wanted to ask Pastor Luke something? Do you want to know him
better? Do you want to get out of the house? First Reformed Church has the answer
you have been searching for! Once of month, you will have a chance to socialize with
Pastor Luke in the Fellowship Hall away from the noise of Sunday morning. This one
hour of time each month is open to anyone who wants to come and spend time with our
Pastor. May will be the kickoff month
Come and join us for a morning to see what Coffee with the Pastor is all about!
May 6 at 9 am will be the kickoff date! Hope to see YOU there!
Nursery for May, 9:00 am
May 3
10
17
24
31
Brenda Michelson and Linda Mehls
Kayla Hoekstra and Chelsea Hulstein
Mary Hustoft and Sandy Lamfers
Jennifer and Kailey Bruxvoort
Ashley Heronimus and Diane Langstraat
Nursery for May 11:00 am
May 3
10
17
24
31
Missy Julius and Kim Van Der Sloot
Kathy Runia and Cathy Vande Hoef
Lynn and Alex Mulder
Wendy and Hunter De Jong
Amy and Mariah Elser
Greeters for May, 9 am
May 3 West: John and Jan Juffer
Middle: Matt and Missy Julius and family
East: Dennis and Dar Jurgens
10
West: Karen Jurgens and Ethel Jurgens
Middle: Matthew and Rachel Jurgens
East: Kevin and Laurel Klaassen and family
17
West: Travis and Joanne Klaassen
Middle: Dave and Donna Kleinwolterink
East: Corky and Sherri Koerselman
24
West: Dr Greg and Deb Kosters
Middle: Mitch and Abby Kreykes and family
East: Charles and Katha Kruger
31
West: Pam Kruger and Jodene Kruse
Middle: Robert and Betty Kruger
East: Tim and Jodie Kruger and family
Memorial Day Kick-Off Celebration at Inspiration Hills
A fun filled day will be held on May 25, 2015 (afternoon and evening) You can also take advantage of
the beautiful campgrounds and come the night before. Entertainment for the evening will be Lori
Heemstra and family. There will also be the “Big Auction” and supper. This is your invitation to donate
items for the auction! Suggestions are: gift certificates, hand crafted items (wood items, quilts/afghans,
baked items) even tickets and sporting items. Items can be mailed to Inspiration Hills, 1232 280th St.
Inwood, Iowa 51240 or brought to the camp by noon on Memorial Day. A schedule of Events follows:
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
4:30-6:30 pm
6:30 pm
View Auction Items
Auction with auctioneer Darrell Vande Vegte
Supper will be served. Greetings, updates and introductions from Camp Staff.
Evening Entertainment will be Lori Heemstra and her children from Primghar.
Open Door Greeters for May 11 am
May 3 West: Duane and Pam Vande Hoef
Middle: Marlin and Kathy Runia
West: Brian and Heidi Sayler
10
West: Larry and Rhonda Riebeling
Middle: Jayson and Cathy Vande Hoef
East: John and Lois Van Diepen
17
West: Larry and Melissa De Boer
Middle: Joe and Nisa de Boom
East: G. Doorenbos and L. Hulstein
24
West: Jon and Amy Elser
Middle: Kevin & Twila Heemstra
East: Dan & Annette Janssen
31
West: Mike and Laurie Kraayenbrink
Middle: Dave and Sandy Lamfers
East: Frank and Darcy Martinez
Mother’s Day Meal
Sunday, May 10th: Mother’s Day meal at the Sibley Senior Citizens Center from 10:301:30. The meal will be catered by our very own Heath De Jong. Menu items include a choice
of Pork Ribs, Grilled Chicken or a Pork Chop, Cheesy Hashbrown potatoes, Green Bean Casserole, Dinner roll and beverage. This event is a free will donation with all proceeds going towards the College Mission Trip to New York. Celebrate mom with a great meal while helping send our young adults on a mission trip!
Happy Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 10th!
We wish all mothers, grandmothers, and all honorary moms a Very Happy Mother’s Day! It is
said that it “takes a village to raise a child,” and they couldn’t be more right. Enjoy YOUR day
mom’s!
And….I saw this cute poem and I couldn’t resist. (B-dog)
My Mom Taught Me:
Religion:……………………“You better pray that this comes out of the carpet!”
Logic:………………………“Because I said so, that’s why!”
Irony:…………………….…“Keep crying and/or I’ll give you something to cry about!”
Wisdom:……………….…...“When you get to be my age, then you’ll understand.”
Justice:………………….…..“One day you’ll have kids and I hope they turn out just like you!”
Women’s Bible Studies
Faith Bible Study will meet on Monday, April 20, 2015. The leader will be
Luella and the Hostess will be Jeannette.
Patience Bible Study will meet on Monday, May 18th at 4 pm. We will start a
new book called “Waiting for God”. Barb will lead lesson #1. All women are
invited to join us! Give Barb Van Diepen a call (754-3251) to get a book.
Joy and Peace Bible Study will meet the May 19 at 2 pm to study the last
lesson in their book. Leader will be Pat; Hostess: Jen Schram
After Church Greeters for May
May 3 SE Larry Riebeling
C Bob Tiedeman
SW Cal Runia
BE Pastor Luke
BW D. Vande Hoef
10
17
SE John Van Diepen 24
C Pastor Luke
SW Curt Van Kley
BE Harvey Van Ruler
BW Larry Verdoorn
Music for May
May
03
Kody and Rachel Wills
10
SE L. Wiersma
C John Bartels
SW Larry Buysman
BE Marcus De Boer
BW Pastor Luke
31
SE Pastor Luke
C Lennis Harberts
SW Ed Harskamp
BE Bill Hartzell
BW Dale Honken
SE Ron Dykstra
C Pastor Luke
SW Harold Ernst
BE Henry Fisher
BW Stand Gaalswyk
Coffee Servers for May
3
Jim & Pauline Van Engen
Gary and Jessa Wolter
10
Curt & Peg Van Kley
17
Chris & Tiffany Wynia
17
Steve & Leanne Van Kley
24
Charles & Brenda Ackerman
24
Lawrence & Ruth Ann Wiersma
31
John & Sharon Bartels
30
Chrissy Ackerman
Willing Hands Group
May
Willing Hands Group #5 will be responsible for services during the
month of May. Co-chairpersons are Dar and Dennis Jurgens, Deb and Greg
Kosters, and Shelia and Harold Van Der Sloot.
Sportsmen's Devotional
Bible Study Verses: Exodus 9:16-17
But indeed for this purpose I have raised you up, that I may show My power in you, and that
My name may be declared in all the earth. As yet you exalt yourself against My people in that
you will not let them go. (NKJV)
Thoughts
Do we really live out each day to God's purpose? In this scripture, God is referring to the
Egyptian pharaoh who would not let God's people leave Egypt with Moses. Unfortunately,
Pharaoh was fighting against God; and ultimately, God showed His awesome power over all
nature - Pharaoh lost.
As God used pharaoh in His plan for the people He loved, God has a purpose for everyone-each friendship, co-worker, and hunting buddy - in His plan for us. Yes, even the inexperienced neighbor who may really look up to you and just love to be included on your next trip
out. Can you think of someone who might benefit from your experience and knowledge of the
outdoors? What might happen if you invited them on your next camping, fishing, or hunting
trip? Perhaps you are worried that the hunt would be ruined? From eternity's perspective,
what truly is most important?
Remember Pharaoh: God ended up sending frogs, lice, and locusts (to name a few of His
judgments) upon Pharaoh's kingdom in order to deliver His people from slavery. God doesn't
go out to get people. He is a God of love and He wants to give you the desires of your heart.
He's more likely to send the trophy your way; although the inexperienced hunter may get that
one, and you'll just look like an awesome guide!
Action Point
There was a outdoorsman who went hunting with his friend of many years. Sitting by their
campfire resting after hiking all day, he felt impressed to talk to his friend about knowing Jesus personally. He chose not to say anything because he didn't want to offend this life-long
buddy. Not long after this great trip, his buddy died protecting his wife in a burglary. The sorrow and unrest of not knowing where his friend was for eternity never left him as long as he
lived. Stop and seek God's purpose for your day now!
Sportsmen's Tip of the Day
If you have a late hunt in the year, you may awaken to snow. Don't forget to protect your
eyes. Many a sportsman has experienced snow blindness. Snow reflects 85 percent of the
ultraviolet rays from the sun. Many symptoms will not appear until 12 hours later (or on your
next hunt). Always keep sunglasses in your camping trailer or hunting gear. You can keep
them on a leash around your neck so you don't lose them when you look through your binoculars or take that shot at the big one.
May Birthdays
10 Charlie Ackerman
24 Dorothy Vander Ploeg
Teresa Hurlburt
Jamie Bruxvoort
Nate
3 SE Julius
Larry Riebeling
17
SE L. Wiersma
31 De
SEJong
Pastor Luke
1 May
Melissa
11
Rod
Vander
Veen
C Lennis Harberts
C Bob Tiedeman
C John Bartels
Rebecca Whitacre
25 Imogene Rasmussen
2 Brenda Ackerman
SW Ed Harskamp
SW Leusink
Cal Runia
SW Larry Buysman
Andrea
Bill Hartzell
12 Matt Julius
Loerts
BE Pastor Luke
BE Marcus De Boer26 Brysen BE
4 Rachel
BW Dale Honken
BWWills
D. Vande Hoef
BW Pastor Luke
13 Fay Vos
Tyler Fox
27 Cody Hurlburt
KaceeSE
VanRon
Ruler
10
SE John Van Diepen 24
Dykstra
Kelsey
Van
Ruler
29 Brooke Ten Napel
5 Harold Schram
C Pastor Luke
C Pastor Luke
Chris Schouten
Laurie Kraayenbrink
Curt
Van Kley
SW Harold Ernst
Ethan Post
6 Lois SW
Vande
Berg
16
Larry
Verdoorn
Daren Rockman
Dutch
Kruger
BE Harvey Van Ruler
BE Henry Fisher
BWKruger
Larry Verdoorn 17 Katha BW
Stand Gaalswyk
Kruger
30 Gladys Tiedeman
7 Robert
Jayson Vande Hoef
Travis Runia
Nicole Ten Napel
8 Brenda Post
20
Verlyn
Smidt
Tami Tracy
31 Helen Vander Veen
21 Larry De Boer
9 Ray Schram
Brett Schiphoff
Ruth Ann Wiersma
Emily Gruis Opheim
May Faith In Action:
Faith in action for this month is Daily Vacation Bible School.
Sign up to help teach, be a helper, bring food, work in the
nursery etc. It takes many people to help make DVBS a success !
A thorough knowledge of the Bible is worth more than a college education.
Theodore Roosevelt
Library Volunteers
May 3-LaVonne Prins
May 10-Imogene Rasmussen
May 17-Janice Runia
May 24-Jen Schram
May 31-Barb Van Diepen
May Anniversaries
07 Marcus and Angela De Boer 44 years
10 Dave and Sandy Lamfers 35 years
14 Keith and Janelle Van Drunen 44 years
25 Matt and Rachel Jurgens 2 years
27 Dale and Karen Honken 32 years
28 Troy and Meggan Block 10 years
Sunday School Nursery for May
Resumes next Fall
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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May 2015
3 9am Cornerstone
4
5 8:30 am Quilters
6 7 am Prayer Time
11 am Staff Meeting
9-10 am Coffee w/the Pastor
No Bible Classes
10:00 am Coffee
11am Open Door
5:00 pm MS Remnant
7:00 pm HS Remnant
Paul Doorenbos
Cory and Amy Dykstra; Cody,
Wyatt and Cole
LaVon Dykstra
Mark and Tanya Dykstra;
Tanner and Makya
Ron and Nancy Dykstra
Scott and Marlys Dykstra
10 9am Cornerstone
11
12 8:30 am Quilters
13 7 am Prayer Time
14
15
16
11 am Staff Meeting
9am O.C.M.A. meets
9 am Mom’s Together
Ryan Arentsen, DYM
Trudy Dykstra
Leona Eben
Harold and Luella Eggink
Delbert Eilders
Jon and Amy Elser; Mariah
and Maverick
17 9am Cornerstone
18 9 am Faith Bible St.
19 8:30 am Quilters
20 7 am Prayer Time
21
22
23
10:00 am Coffee
11am Open Door
2 pm S-O Graduation
NO MS/HS Remnant
4 pm Patience Bible St.
6:30 pm Consistory
11 am Staff Meeting
2 pm Joy and Peace meets
Pray for Our Consistory
Anita Ernst
Harold and Mim Ernst
Paul Feldkamp; Rochelle,
Harrison, Emily, Hudson,
Tyler, Tesfanesh
Henry and Barb Fisher
Mike and Michelle Fox
25
26 8:30 am Quilters
27 7 am Prayer Time
28
29
30
Eugene and Renae Groen
Robert and Janice Groen
Lucille Groendyke
10:00 am Coffee
10:30-1:30 Mom’s Meal at
Senior Citizens Center
11am Open Door
NO MS/HS Remnant
249am Cornerstone
10:00 am Coffee
11am Open Door
2 pm Sheldon Graduation
NO MS/HS Remnant
319am Cornerstone
10:00 am Coffee
11am Open Door
NO MS Remnant
7:00 pm HS Remnant
11 am Staff Meeting
Pastor Luke and Chris
Russell and Ashley Gaalswyk;
Jagger and Alexis
Stan and Gert Gaalswyk
Property meets at 8:30 am 2nd Sunday
Christian Ed meets 5 pm 2nd Sunday
Outreach Ministry 1st Wednesday of each month at 6:00 PM
Worship Ministry meets at 6 pm 2nd Wednesday
Congregational Care meets at 7:00 pm 2nd Wednesday