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1 Burst into ___ of joy together (Isa 52:9)
2 How right they are to ___ you (Song 1:4)
3 The sons of ___: Hori and Homam (Gen 36:22)
4 like royal tapestry; the king is held captive by its
___ (Song 7:5)
34 drove the sea back with a strong ___ wind
(Exod 14:21)
35 The fish in the ____ died, and the river smelled
(Exodus 7:21)
36 Take a pot, and put an ____ full of manna
therein (Exodus 16:33)
5 ____! for that day is great (Jer 30:7)
38 ye shall ____, like as ye fled from before the
earthquake (Zech 14:5) KJV
6 between the ____ cattle and between the lean
cattle (Ezek 34:20)
40 David, wearing a linen ___, danced before the
LORD (2 Sam 6:14)
7 See if you can ___ him into showing you the secret (Judg 16:5)
41 consciences have been seared as with ___ ___
iron.(1,3) (1 Tim 4:2)
8 Set ___ ___ over my mouth, O LORD (1,5) (Ps
141:3)
44 all the wage ___ will be sick at heart (Isa 19:10)
9 Neither is ____ any creature that is not manifest
in his sight (Heb 4:13)
10 Who would approach him with ___ ___? (1,6)
(Job 41:13)
11 They stood on their feet, facing the ___ hall (2
Chron 3:13)
12 Am I ___ ___, that you come at me (1,3) (1
Sam 17:43)
13 fishermen's equipment (Luke 5:4)
21 one beka ___ person, that is, half a shekel (Ex
38:26)
23 you have ___ with men on foot and they have
worn you out (Jer 12:5)
25 the crown of glory that will never ___ away (1
Peter 5:4)
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46 The LORD ___ his servants; no one will be condemned (Ps 34:22)
48 represents the kings of Media and ___ (Dan
8:20)
49 snakes among them; they ___ the people and
many Israelites died.(Num 21:6)
51 the first ____ was like a lion (Rev 4:7)
53 eschew evil, and do good; let him seek peace,
and ___ it (1 Pet 3:11) (KJV)
54 For the LORD has ___ ___ against his people
(1,4) (Mic 6:2)
55 what he ___ no one can open (Rev 3:7)
56 God said, Let the water ___ with living creatures
(Gen 1:20)
57 the poor ____ the gospel preached to them
(Matt 11:5)
28 the axles, ___, spokes and hubs were all of cast
58 also learn to maintain good works for necessary
metal (1 Kings 7:33)
____ (Titus 3:14)
29 Lift up your eyes from where you are and look
59 there shall come forth a rod out of the ____ of
___ and south (Gen 13:14)
Jesse (Isaiah 11:1)
31 by him we cry, "___, Father (Rom 8:15)
60 The creatures ___ back and forth like flashes of
32 the father of all who ___ the harp and flute (Gen lightning (Ezek 1:14)
4:21)
63 the serpent beguiled ____ through his subtilty (2
Cor 11:3)KJV
33 silver in two bags, with two ___ of clothing (2
Kings 5:23)
Words from Pastor Luke
June 2015
First Reformed Church
Glorify God in all we do,
Grow with Him daily and
Go with Him to share His love.
Where there is no vision, the people perish
Proverbs 29:18
I began coaching Jr. High softball this past month. As we began our first games I ask
the girls what are our goals. What vision do we have for the season? What do we want our
outcome to be? They looked at me with blank stares. They had no clue. For some it seemed as
if they didn’t care because, what difference would it make? As we talked we discovered the
value in setting goals and having a visualization. Our goals and vision help create a focus.
They help us seek direction, and they move us forward with hopefully great results. When
we see the mental picture, and set the goals to accomplish them we join together as a team,
working as one and in the end see the reward.
If I were to ask you “What is the vision of this church in the coming year or over the
next 5 years?” what would you tell me? Do you know? Do we really have a focus? Some
might say it is to Glorify, Grow and Go. This is a good answer, but what does it mean? Do we
need something more specific and tangible? Do we just simply want to continue to exist or do
we as First Reformed really want to impact our world? Do we desire to serve God and do
God’s kingdom work in a way that truly is making a difference? I’m not saying that good
things haven’t happened but what if it could be better. What if we discovered that making a
major impact for Christ was even more refreshing and fulfilling.
This month we will be introducing something new to First Reformed Church. Since
our consistory retreat we have begun to talk about a vision for First Reformed for the next 5 to
10 years. This vision will be challenging and yet attainable. This vision will require some
goals to be set but very makeable. This new vision will stretch us, challenge us, and push us
to think differently. The consistory and myself are excited about this possible new vision. But
we want to make sure our vision is what God’s vision for this church is to be. Ultimately, it is
about seeking God’s plan for First Reformed and not our plan. We want to be lead and
guided by the Holy Spirit. We want to be confident that if this is God’s call for us, then knowing God is with us will enable us to accomplish the vision set forth. We need you as a congregation to be active and supportive of this vision. It will mean change for all of us.
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So what is the vision? As of now I am not telling you. After discussion with the
consistory we are planning a meeting for June 21 in which we will lay everything out.
Part of this new vision is that we are walking along side what God wants. Thus, on June
21 we are going to share more details to this vision but also spend the next 40 days in
prayer and discernment. We will want you to be involved. Beginning on June 21 we
will have a specific outline for the next 40 days in which you can pray for specific things.
During that 40 days, we will have a least one 24 hour prayer vigil here at the church.
During the 40 days we will have at least one day of fasting for anyone capable. The ministry teams will be involved and each Sunday we will take some time during our worship
to lift up our prayers for discernment.
I ask that you already begin to open your mind and heart to what God might do
with this church. We have amazing potential. We have the ability to grow ourselves in
Jesus, grow people within our community and grow people throughout the world. It
begins with a vision. God’s vision, laid out for us as a church moving forward. My goal,
and I would hope yours, is that this church flourish and grow knowing the vision and
direction God lays out.
Looking forward!
Pastor Luke
2015 High School Graduates
Sarah Honken graduated from Sibley-Ocheyedan High School. Sarah will be attending the University
of Iowa in Iowa City this fall. She will be studying the "sciences" but her major is undecided at this
time.
Cody Hurlburt graduated from Sibley-Ocheyedan High School. Cody will be attending Northwest
Iowa Community College this fall in the Diesel Technology program.
Ellie Klaassen graduated from Sibley-Ocheyedan High School. Ellie will be attending the University
of Sioux Falls in Sioux Falls, SD and plans to pursue a degree in business and marketing.
Jena Van Marel graduated from Sheldon High School. Jena will be attending University of Wisconsin
-La Crosse. She plans on majoring in Bio-Medical Biology and minor in Business and Spanish with
hopes to go to Optometry School.
God wants full custody of his children, not just weekend visits.
Education: Pastor Luke shared about the evaluation of the Wed. evening activities
and things that will need to be improved for this fall.
Congregational Care: Shared about rides that have been given and future help that
will be needed to help church members move.
Administrative: MMSC to recommend that the congregation enter into a time of
40 days of prayer and discernment in regard to a possible Education
Position and possible Worship/Music position beginning June 21, 2015.
MMSC to renew our insurance policy with Guide ONE for another year with the under
standing of a comprehensive review of our present coverages with a cost benefit
analysis for areas of improvement.
MMSC to recommend another one year contract to Ryan Arentsen with a $1,000 increase
toward his retirement account.
Final copy of bylaws were given to all members.
Classis Meeting on Tuesday, May 26 at the Trinity Reformed Church in Orange City for
the purpose of student examinations. Pastor Luke, Ryan Arentsen and Corky
Koerselman will be in attendance.
Treasurer’s Reports were shared.
Deacon’s Business: Discussed the addition of Handicapped accessible doors. The ability
to direct deposit your giving is now available with Sibley State Band and US
Bank.
MMSC to look at some long standing accounts and discussed ways to better utilize these
funds.
MMSC to approve the minutes as read.
MMSC to adjourn following prayer by Stan Gaalswyk.
God Formed Us. Sin Deformed Us. Jesus can Transform Us.
CONSISTORY MINUTES
May 18, 2015
6:30 PM
Pastor Luke welcomed everyone and we split into groups to discuss Chapter 10 in the
book, “Measure of a Man” entitled “Over-coming Self-Centeredness.”
Discussion centered on Titus 1:7 and Pastor Luke lead in prayer.
The elders and deacons then met in separate meetings.
Elder’s Meeting-7:00pm
Membership Changes: MMSC to have Matt Honken’s membership transferred to FRC
in Orange City.
Elder’s shared on calls made this month.
The constitutional question was asked of the elders: Are there any members who need
spiritual care this month?
We closed with a time of prayer.
MMSC to approve the minutes.
MMSC to adjourn following prayer by Stan Gaalswyk
Full Consistory-7:40pm
Ministry Team Reports were given:
Director of Youth Ministries Report: Ryan shared his report of the events he has
attended and the exciting events planned for the summer.
Outreach: Curt shared about the many people who were served lunch through the
Outreach Team and the many activities coming up this summer month.
Worship: Corky shared that the Worship Ministry recommends a team member
from each ministry lead a short prayer each week during services asking
God for guidance as we move forward as a church per the administrative
ministry recommendation. Discussed goals for increasing giving for
missions and for the piano once the roof is paid.
Pulpit supply dates: June 28-Al Honken
July 5-Ryan Arentsen
July 26-open
August 2-Ryan Arentsen
Property: Ryan Wiersma shared information about the pricing of accessible
doors for a bathroom and outside doors.
News from Sayuri and Abraham
Dear Friends and Supporters,
This past April was a very eventful month in our ministry.
It began with us worshipping at a house church in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam at which members take surreptitious routes to worship to keep the police from closing down their congregation. The experience gave us a deep appreciation of the various battles faced by others in our
mutual endeavor to bring the Gospel to Asia.
Easter, which often falls in April, is a season of New Life. In Japan the month of April itself is a
time of new beginnings – it is the beginning of the school year and the beginning of the fiscal
year for many businesses and corporations. This month we have undertaken beginning a new
ministry at Kugahara Church in Tokyo. It is an evening worship service that utilizes the youth of
the congregation for the enrichment of the whole congregation and outreach to the neighborhood. The exciting thing we have already seen is the involvement of young seekers who felt unable to join in morning worship now engaged in this new service that features contemporary
music. They join us in making a joyful noise together.
One unexpected opportunity for evangelism also came about when Asahi Television approached
Abraham to be one of six Christian clergy to be a part of discussion with Buddhist priests about
our two faiths which will be broadcast nationally on prime time television. Given that less than
one percent of Japanese are Christian, this broadcast is certainly a wonderful opportunity for
viewers to get a better understanding of the faith that we have in Jesus Christ. At this point, we
have no idea how the final edited version of the production will be. We do ask for your prayers
that the millions of viewers who will watch will be led by the spirit to have their interest aroused
in getting to know more about our faith.
We pray that God is blessing your congregations in their ministry and ask that you pray that God
will continue to bring new life to the ministries of the congregations in Japan to which we have
been sent.
Yours in Christ,
Abraham and Sayuri
Sayuri's ministry
Sayuri Kist-Okazaki is an ordained RCA pastor who works in evangelistic training for congregations of the United Church of Christ in Japan. She specializes in teaching churches how to
incorporate contemporary music and "seeker-friendly" elements into their worship so churches
can more effectively reach non-Christians, who make up 99 percent of Japan's population.
Greeters for June, 9 am
June 7 West: Charles and Brenda Kuhl and family
Middle: Dave and Sandy Lamfers
East: Arnie and Diane Langstraat
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21
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West: Mark and Melissa Langstraat and family
Middle: Gary and Wilma Leusink
East: Jeremy and Jill Leusink and family
West: Brad and Sarah Loerts and family
Middle: Brian and Megan Loerts and family
East: Ken and Wilma Loerts
West: Ruth Loerts and Marlys Pietz
Middle: Dave and Jessica McDyer and family
East: John and Kim Mc Dougall and family
Nursery for June, 9:00 am
June 7
14
21
28
Mary Hustoft and Sandy Lamfers
Kim and Alex Mc Dougall
Ruth Ann Wiersma and Jessa Wolter
Lesa Stofferan and Jodene Kruse
Women’s Bible Studies
ACROSS
1 Ye are the ____ of the earth (Matt 5:13)
5 Ephraim is ___ ___ cake not turned over (1,4)
(Hos 7:8)
10 there came ___ ___ of God unto Eli (1.3) (1
Sam 2:27)
14 dead man, "by this time there is a bad ___
(John 11:39)
15 a time to weep and a time to ___ (Eccl 3:4)
16 ___ them farewell, saying, I must by all means
keep this feast (Acts 18:21) KJV
17 But he took ___ of their distress when he
heard their cry (Ps 106:44)
Patience Bible Study will meet on Monday, June 15th at 4 pm. We will study
Lesson #2 “Wisdom in Waiting” in the book called “Waiting for God”. Barb
Van Diepen will be the leader and Leona Meendering is hostess.
Joy and Peace Bible Study will no longer meet. This group has been
disbanded. If you would like to join one of the Bible Studies on Monday, you
are encouraged to do so.
42 any kind of heron, the hoopoe and the ___
(Deut 14:18)
43 he who ___ during harvest is a disgraceful son
(Prov 10:5)
45 My son, hear ____ instruction of thy father
(Prov 1:8) KJV
46 his eyes are like the ___ of dawn (Job 41:18)
47 the father of Abram, Nahor and Haran (Gen
11:26)
48 I commend to you our sister ___ (Rom 16:1)
50 David was clothed with a ____ of fine linen (1
Chr 15:27)
18 May the LORD be ___ ___ and faithful witness
52 You are bringing some strange ___ to our ears
(1,4) (Jer 42:5)
(Acts 17:20)
19 formed a mob and started a ___ in the city
(Acts 17:5)
56 When he ___, the waters in the heavens roar
(Jer 10:13)
20 In her hand she holds the distaff and ___ the
spindle (Prov 31:19)
60 their dead bodies will send up a ___ (Isa 34:3)
22 I put a ring on your nose, ___ on your ears
(Ezek 16:12)
61 be in rest and at ____, and none shall make
him afraid (Jer 46:27)
24 endow her with wisdom or give her a share of
good ___ (Job 39:17)
62 there is only ___ ___ between me and death
(1,4) (1 Sam 20:3)
26They ____ from the Book of the Law of God
(Neh 8:8)
64 Isaac loved ____, because he did eat of his
venison (Gen 25:28)
27 I have a secret ___ unto thee, O king (Judg
3:19) KJV
65 to whom be glory for ____. Amen. (Romans
11:36)
30 It ___ its hands in derision (Job 27:23)
66 among all the nations as grain is shaken in a
___ (Amos 9:9)
34 son of Seth (Gen 4:26) KJV
Faith Bible Study will meet on Monday, June 15 to study Lesson #7. The
leader will be Luella and the hostess will be Helen.
40 an ____, a sapphire, and a diamond. (Exod
39:11)
37 ___ ___not forget your precepts (1,2) (Ps
119:141)
38 Strengthen the ___ hands, steady the knees
(Isa 35:3)
39 Her ___ is to be devoted to the Lord (1 Cor
7:34)
67 As I have loved you, so you ___ love one another (John 13:34)
68 A state of confusion
69 reptiles and creatures of the sea are being ___
(James 3:7)
70 Go, post a lookout and have him report what
he ___ (Isa 21:6)
DOWN clues are on the last page.
Open Door Greeters for June 11 am
June 7 West: Steve and Lynn Mulder
Middle: Mike and Melissa Anderson
East: Heath and Wendy De Jong
14
West: Larry and Rhonda Riebeling
Middle: Marlin and Kathy Runia
West: Brian and Heidi Sayler
21
West: Duane and Pam Vande Hoef
Middle: Jayson and Cathy Vande Hoef
East: John and Lois Van Diepen
28
West: Larry and Melissa De Boer
Middle: Joe and Nisa de Boom
East: G. Doorenbos and L. Hulstein
Nursery for June 11:00 am
June 7
14
21
28
Karen and Sarah Honken
Amy Dykstra and Nisa de Boom
Teresa and Paige Hurlburt
Chrissy Ackerman and Abby Kreykes
Coffee With the Pastor
This month, our coffee time with the pastor will be June 6 at 9 am Hope to see YOU there!
Churches GROW when redeemed believers boldly share THEIR FAITH!
30 Then Philip ran up to the chariot and heard the man reading Isaiah the
prophet. “Do you understand what you are reading?” Philip asked. 31
“How can I,” he said, “unless someone explains it to me?” So he invited
Philip to come up and sit with him. Acts 8:30-31 (NIV)
After Church Greeters for June
June 7 SE Corky Koerselman
C Pastor Luke
SW Dr. Greg Kosters
BE Arnie Langstraat
BW Ken Loerts
21
14
28
SE Ed Meendering
C Dr. Doug Miedema
SW Pastor Luke
BE Lyle Peelen
BW Larry Riebeling
Music for June
June
SE Bob Tiedeman
C Pastor Luke
SW Cal Runia
BE Duane Vande Hoef
BW John Van Diepen
SE Curt Van Kley
C Al Honken
SW Larry Verdoorn
BE Harvey Van Ruler
BW Lawrence Wiersma
Coffee Servers for June
07
Brian & Chelsey Alexander
June 7 Glenn & Paul Doorenbos
14
Bobby and Dee Baker
June 14 Scott & Marlys Dykstra
21
John and Sharon Bartels
June 21 Trudy Dykstra & Helen Vander Veen
28
Troy and Meggan Block
June 28 Harold & Luella Eggink
Willing Hands Group
Willing Hands Group #6 will be responsible for services during the
month of June. Co-chairpersons are Luella and Harold Eggink,
Jan and John Juffer and Darcy and Frank Martinez.
Sportsmen's Devotional
Bible Study Verses
Matthew 16:2-3
He replied, "When evening comes, you say, 'It will be fair weather, for the sky is red,' and in
the morning, 'Today it will be stormy, for the sky is red and overcast.' You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times. (NIV)
Thoughts
At some time in your life, you may have heard a wise sailor recite this very old saying, "Red
sky at morning, sailor take warning; red sky at night, sailor's delight." Well, you now know
where it came from?
I used to think those very wise sailors learned it from years on the high seas. I'm sure many of
them have. If you had to guess how long that saying has been around, you would have to go
back before the time of Jesus. When Jesus was confronted by the Jewish leaders wanting a
sign from Him, He used it to confront their hypocritical way of life.
He simply showed them that they could look at the sky and know how the weather was going
to unfold that morning or evening. But, they could not understand the significant events that
were unfolding right before their eyes.
Action Point
I think today it is so easy for people to get caught up in what the media and others believe and
think about what is happening in our world, and yet, fail to evaluate for themselves what is
really taking place.
Jesus wanted people to stop and examine the circumstances in which they found themselves
and see the truth - that He was truly the Messiah and the fulfillment of scripture. Our world is
not on a road leading in the right direction.
Jesus said in Matthew 7:13-14, "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and
broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and
narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it, (NIV).
The narrow road with the small gate is Jesus. It is only through Him that one can be saved
from his sins and receive eternal life.
Sportsmen's Tip of the Day
It is always important to check area and national weather reports before starting out on any
trip. If you have an idea as to how the weather might unfold, you will know how to better prepare. Then, prepare for the unexpected. Last. but not least, read the sky. I cannot tell you how
truly accurate that old saying is.
June 2015
11 Dale De Boer
23 Harold Ernst
Nancy Dykstra
Joel Van Gelder
June
7 SE Corky
Koerselman
21
SE Bob Tiedeman
1 Jessica
McDyer
12 Lynn Hayenga
25 Alex
C Pastor Luke
C Pastor
LukeSchiphoff
Sherri Koerselman
Evan Mehls
2 Lennis
Harberts
SW Dr. Greg Kosters
SW Cal Runia
Kalen Heronimus
BE Arnie Langstraat
BE Duane
VandeHulstein
Hoef
26 Karissa
3 Tami
Vander
Veen
13 Jared Vander VeenBW John Van Diepen
BW
Ken Loerts
28 Jarred Brouwer
Jay Ten Napel
Donna Kleinwolterink
Loerts
Adam
Ackerman
Noah
Leusink
14
SE Ed Meendering
28
SE Curt Jaxon
Van Kley
C Dr.
Doug Miedema 15 Avery Zylstra
C Al30
Honken
Keisha Harberts
4 Gerrit
Hielkema
Jaden
Abels
Tammy
Breitweiser
SW Pastor
Luke
SW Larry Verdoorn
Jahlyn
De Jong
16 Chris Hurlburt
BE Lyle Peelen
BE Harvey Van Ruler
6 John Vos
BWKruger
Larry Riebeling 17 Minnie De Jong
BW Lawrence Wiersma
JoAnn
Frank Martinez
Jacob Leusink
Jill Leusink
18 Janelle Van Drunen
7 Sandy Lamfers
Mark Langstraat
Elizabeth Wynia
8 Kelsey Martinez
20 Lois Van Diepen
9 Lawrence Wiersma
Kelsey Doorenbos
21 Ivadelle Buysman
Ahbea Harberts
Aysha Harberts
22 Charles Kruger
Jaden Gruis
Chelsea Hulstein
June Anniversaries
4-Marlin & Kathy Runia-27 years
18-Chris and Tiffany Wynia-16 years
7-Dave and Dawn Myers-29 years
21-Lennis and Marvella Harberts-30 years
8-Jacob and Sami Fox– 2 years
23-Charles and Katha Kruger-31 years
9-Jerrad and Tracee Brouwer-15 years
25=Brad and Sarah Loerts-10 years
10-Ed and Jan Harskamp-51 years
26-Junior and Imogene Rasmussen-51 years
11-John & Sharon Bartels-49 years
27-Ron and Nancy Dykstra-40 years
11-Dr. Brian and Heidi Sayler-21 years
28-Mark and Tanya Dykstra-18 years
12-Ellison and Lynn Hayenga-39 years
30-Kody and Rachel Wills-3 years
12-Loren and Deb Hulstein-30 years
June Faith In Action:
Faith in action for this month is School Supplies ! Buy items
for what a child will need for school; crayons, pencils, backpacks, paper etc.
Library Volunteers
Sunday School Nursery for May
June 7-Pauline Van Engen
Resumes next Fall
June 14-Marcia Van Ruler
June 21-Alfreda Verdoorn
June 28-Joel & Kathy
June 2015
Sun
7 9am Cornerstone
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
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 Vacation Bible
School June 1-5
5:30– 8:30 pm
2 8:30 am Quilters
3 7 am Prayer Time
4
5
6
11 am Staff Meeting
9-10 am Coffee w/the Pastor
Sylvia Harberts
Pray for our teachers
Pray for our children as they
participate in VBS
Clark Haken
Elizabeth Haken
Lennis and Marvella Harberts; Jurnea, Britta, Uchan,
Apiyo, Ahbea and Aysha
8
9 8:30 am Quilters
10 7 am Prayer Time
11
12
13
11 am Staff Meeting
9am O.C.M.A. meets
10 am Coffee/Prayer Fireside
Room
11am Open Door
5:00 pm MS Remnant
7:00 pm HS Remnant
Ryan Arentsen, DYM
Ed and Jan Harskamp
Bill and LaDonn Hartzell
Wilma Hatting
Kevin and Twila Heemstra
Dwayne and Janice Heikes
14 9am Cornerstone
15 9 am Faith Bible St.
16 8:30 am Quilters
17 7 am Prayer Time
18
19
20
10 am Coffee
10 am Prayer Fireside Room
11am Open Door
NO MS Remnant
7 pm HS Remnant
4 pm Patience Bible St.
6:30 pm Consistory
11 am Staff Meeting
P
ray for Our Consistory
Burt and Jan Henrichs
George and Rhonda
Henrichs; Clint
Derek and Ashley Heronimus;
Kalen
Ken and Sandy Heronimus
Dale and Josie Herrboldt
21 9am Cornerstone
22
23 8:30 am Quilters
24 7 am Prayer Time
25
26
27 Group leaves for New
10 am Coffee
10 am Prayer Fireside Room
11am Open Door
5 pm MS Remnant
7 pm HS Remnant
Pastor Luke and Chris
Lana and Elizabeth Hibma
Gerrit and Jo Hielkema
28 9am Cornerstone
29
30 8:30 am Quilters
College Youth Group
Consists of:
10 am Coffee
10 am Prayer Fireside Room
11am Open Door
NO MS Remnant
7 pm HS Remnant
11 am Staff Meeting
11 am Staff Meeting
Loren and Deb Hulstein
Rachel Hulstein
York. They return on July 5th.
Cole and Kayla Hoekstra;
Amelia and Grace
Pastor Luke, Chris, Kayla
Ackerman, Alecia Martinez,
Clara Meyer, Shannon
Michelson, Ethan Post,
Ignacio Romero, Jena Van
Marel. Devan Vander Veen
Dale and Karen Honken,
Sarah
Our College Youth