ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
MINISTRIES IN OUR CHURCH
Chairman
Steve Booy
Cadets
Peter Overgaauw
Vice-Chair
Stewart VanSchepen
Catechism
Peter Beimers
Vice-All
Andrew Streutker
Church School
Cora Kroondijk
Clerk
Tim Bentum
Coffee Break
Amanda Pasma
Deacons
Grace VandenDool
Vincent DeBoer
Young Adults
Mark Sikma
SHEPHERDING ELDERS
Friendship
Sara Verkuyl/Sylvia VanSchepen
Ward 1
Jelle DeVries
GEMS
Linda Haverkamp/Wendy deVries
Ward 2
Ralph Haverkamp
Library
Ada DeVor
Ward 3
Walt DeRuiter
Nursery
Janelle Markvoort/Annette Voogd
Ward 4
Henry Scheerhoorn
Pastor’s Class
Rev. Daryl Meijer
Ward 5
John Joosse
Praise Team
Rebecca Sol
Ward 6
Ted VanderKooi
Sunday School
Alicia Mulder
Ward 7
Terryl deVries
Ushers
Justin Mulder
Ward 8
Arie Markvoort
Youth Group
Gilbert Markvoort/Brenda Sol
Ward 9
Jan Idema
RADIO/TV MINISTRY
Ward 10
Gabriel Ionitoiu
Back to God Ministries International
YOUTH ELDERS Peter Beimers, Raymond Bentum, Mark Sikma
Every Sunday
Dial CHAM 820AM – 8:00AM
DEACONS
www.groundworkonline.com
Chair
Grace Vanden Dool
Vice-All
Linda Klingenberg (Disability Rep)
Kids Corner
Treasurer
John Ysselstein Jr.
Saturdays CJFH 94.3FM – 8:00am
Secretary
Derek Booy
www.kidscorner.net
WR/CRWM
John Mulder Jr.
CCDC/Tuition
Lloyd Bylsma
BACK TO GOD HOUR REP
Gus and Fenny VanStraten
Admin.Council
Vincent DeBoer
CANADIAN BIBLE SOCIETY REP
Dave and Ina Sanders
Refugee Rep
Walt Neutel (Op Sharing)
Audio
Derek Booy
Steve Booy
John Joosse
Nick Overgaauw
Terry Sol
Stewart VanSchepen
Video
Jonathan Bentum
Christopher Beimers
Rick Kiers
Chad Pasma
Rebecca Sol
Sylvia VanSchepen
Business/Counting Committees
Shep Ysselstein (IC)
Vincent DeBoer (L)
Ben DeBeer
Peter DeBoer
Joleen Mulder
Tony Overzet
Nellie Bergman
Minnie Huinink
Marlene Lendvay
Henrietta Mulder
Wilma Overgaauw
Fred Ranter
Randy Sol
Annette Toms
Stiena VanBoven
Henrietta Welbourn
Fellowship Team
Kristin Klein (IC)
Stewart VanSchepen (L)
Nellie Bergman
Henrietta Mulder (S)
Irene Nugteren
Glen Sikma
Clara Thomson
Henrietta Welbourn
Greg Wilson
Fusion Team
Chris Voskamp (C)
Sonya Neutel (S)
Grace VandenDool (L)
MARANATHA
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
735 FRONTENAC CRES, WOODSTOCK, ON N4V 0B1
TELEPHONE: 519-539-5301
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.maranathacrcwoodstock.com
MARCH 29, 2015
Maranatha CRC’s purpose is:
Helping people to grow in Jesus Christ by celebrating God’s grace
Safe Church Team
Nathan Huinink (C)
Andrew Streutker (L)
Lisa Schaafsma
Peter Schepers (S)
Rebecca Streutker
Worship Coordinating Team
Marianne Idema/Tony Schaafsma (C)
Tim Bentum (L)
Chad Pasma (S)
Michelle Meijer
Rebecca Sol
Evelyn Tilstra
Helen Ysselstein
Pastor:
Rev. Daryl Meijer – Office: 519-539-5638
Email: [email protected]
Ministry Coordinator:
Mrs. Kristin Klein – Office: 539-5301/226-228-7446
Email: [email protected]
Missionary Support:
Joseph & Robinah Mutebi – World Renew
Josiah & Sarah Bokma – Christian Reformed World Missions
Clerk: Mr. Tim Bentum 519-421-7157
Custodians: Mrs. Jennifer Beimers 226-777-1344
Mrs. Lindsay Horinga 519-456-5972
Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs. Sharon Kiers 519-539-5301
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ALARM
Please leave the building by the closest exits.
Parents: Your children will be taken by their teachers out of their classrooms via their
closest exits. Please meet your children outside the building.
If you would like a copy of the service please contact the office.
Please have bulletin announcements in by Thursday noon.
We have come into His House
to worship Him.
elcome to all those who are worshipping with us today. We extend a special welcome to
those who are visiting. We pray that our worship and fellowship will encourage you and all of us
in our daily walk with the Lord. Please join us for fellowship and coffee in the gymnasium after the
morning service. May God bless Rev. Daryl Meijer in the preaching of the Word this day. Our weekly
church newsletter is available at the Welcome Centre. Songbooks, regular & large print, are available
from the ushers.
NEXT WEEK Good Friday Rev. Daryl Meijer
Easter Sunday: AM Rev. Daryl Meijer, Lord’s Supper PM No Service
Next Sunday morning we will celebrate the Lord’s Supper together as a church family. May God
guide and help each of us as we prepare for this celebration and reminder of His grace.
CHURCH FAMILY – Prayer Notes
**We rejoice with Mark & Sara Verkuyl and family as they welcomed their son and brother, Wesley
Matthew on Friday, March 20. We praise God for new life and pray His blessings as they raise their
children!
**Janet Bentum continues to recover from surgery at home with some days better than others. She and
Jake expect to meet with a doctor in the next week or two concerning pathology reports and next steps,
but it appears that preparations are being made for chemotherapy treatments. This is difficult news to
hear; we continue to pray for Jake and Janet and family during this anxious time for God's peace and
healing power.
**Symen DeBoer continues to struggle at home with regaining strength and health after chemotherapy
and stem cell treatments. His immune system is still very weak and he gets sick very easily. Pray that
God will speed his healing and give Symen perseverance along this difficult road.
**Due to their health, Mrs. Jacoba Batterink, Mr. Andy Berghuis, Mrs. Anna DeJager, Mr. & Mrs. Hank &
Jean Meyer, Mrs. Tina Schut, Mr. & Mrs. Klaas & Liz Slik and Mr. Albert Wesselink are unable to join us
for worship services. Please support them with prayer and encouragement.
**Thank you to Maranatha CRC. We so appreciated the support and hospitality of your church and your
willingness to help with whatever was needed for the AOYC Service last Sunday. It was great to work
together!
OFFERINGS Today – Voice of the Martyrs/Budget Good Friday – Indwell (Homestead Christian Care)
Next Week – Christian Reformed Home Missions/Budget
Received Mar 22/15 – Church Ministries $17,367.40
Friendship Canada $847.60
We gratefully acknowledge your support of our church, our denomination and various ministries!
April 5 – Mr. Herb Cooney
Jesus told us ‘whatever you do for the least of my brothers, you do for me.’ Every day we are
presented opportunities to help someone. Every day we have the opportunity to see the face of
Jesus in others and be the face of Jesus to others. Pray for the courage to stand up for those in
need of our help.
Check out the GEMS Calendar to see who is celebrating birthdays
or anniversaries this week!
GOOD FRIDAY’S COLLECTION – Indwell (Homestead Christian Care)
Indwell is a non-profit charitable organization primarily serving those with mental illness through
affordable housing and rehabilitation services. We assist our residents in meeting personal recovery
goals and improving quality of life through life skills training, social involvement, and spiritual growth.
NEXT WEEK’S COLLECTION – Christian Reformed Home Missions
Next week we will be collecting an offering for Christian Reformed Home Missions. In this coming week,
please prayerfully consider supporting Home Missions as they spread the Gospel through funding local
missionaries, offering leadership development courses, and supporting new church plants.
TODAY:
Elder in Charge: Mr. Andrew Streutker
Usher in Charge: Mr. Richard Reinders Ushers: R. Reinders, J. Horinga, L. Bylsma, D. Ysselstein
Audio: S. VanSchepen
Computer: S. VanSchepen
Library: Grace, Lindsay
Welcome Centre: Nellie
Coffee Servers: Fam. T. VanderKooi, Fam. S. VanSchepen
Main Door Greeters: Fam. R. Kraak
East Side Door Greeters: Fam. J. Klingenberg
Nursery: Parent of the Month – Alicia Mulder
AM Floater: Nicole VanderHoek
Infants: Sharon Kiers, Chris Voskamp
Toddlers: Justin Mulder, Melanie Huinink, Carley Nugteren
CHURCH SCHEDULE
Sun
Mar 29
Mon
Tues
Mar 30
Mar 31
Wed
Apr 1
Thurs
Fri
Apr 2
Apr 3
10:00AM WORSHIP SERVICE
6:30PM COMBINED PALM SUNDAY SERVICE at Covenant
7:00PM CADETS & GEMS
10:00AM BOWLING FOR RETIRED & SEMI-RETIRED at C&D Lanes
7:30PM ELDERS MEETING
7:30PM PASTOR’S FOUNDATIONS CLASS
7:45PM CATECHISM (Grades 8-10)
9:45AM COFFEE BREAK
7:00PM PRAYER MEETING
7:30PM YOUTH GROUP
11:00AM OASIS (see newsletter)
10:00AM GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
SUNDAY SCHOOL for children ages 3 – Grade 3 will be dismissed for Sunday School as written in
the order of worship. All visiting children ages 3 – 5 please pre-register at the Welcome Centre in the
front foyer before the start of church.
CHURCH SCHOOL for Grades 4-7 are dismissed following the hymn after the sermon.
March 29, 2015 – Morning Worship Service – 10:00AM
Rev. Daryl Meijer
GATHERING FOR WORSHIP
Welcome
*Gathering Hymn: “Ten Thousand Reasons” LUYH#559
*Call to Worship
*Silent Prayer concluded by singing “Oh the Deep, Deep Love”
*God’s Greeting
*Hymn: “Be Unto Your Name” #S190
WE ARE RENEWED IN GOD’S GRACE
Prayer of Confession
Assurance of Pardon
Hymn of Rededication: “Holy Spirit, Living Breath of God” LUYH#746
CHILDREN’S TIME
Children’s Message
Children ages 3 – Grade 3 leave for Sunday School
GOD SPEAKS THROUGH HIS WORD
Prayer of Illumination
Scripture: Zephaniah 3:14-17 (p.935); I John 4:7-12 (p.1209)
Message: “LET YOURSELF BE LOVED”
*Hymn: “The Power of Your Love” #S124
Church School (Grades 4-7) are dismissed following this hymn
WE RESPOND WITH OUR WORDS AND ACTIONS
Preparatory for Lord’s Supper
Congregational Prayer
Offering: Voice of the Martyrs/Budget
Offertory Prayer
WE LEAVE TO SERVE THE LORD
*Parting Blessing
*Doxology: “He Is Exalted” #S63
Maranatha Praise Team
* indicates please stand if you are able
COMBINED EVENING PALM SUNDAY SERVICE:
Please join us at Covenant CRC this evening at 6:30pm for our annual Combined Evening Palm
Sunday service. This year we have four churches participating: Knox Presbyterian Church,
Emmanuel Reformed Church, Maranatha CRC and Covenant CRC. Rev. Beth Fellinger will lead
us. A combined choir will participate in the service. The offering will be for Operation
Sharing. Nursery is available for the younger children. Refreshments will be served following the
service.
GOOD FRIDAY DRAMA PRACTICE
Following the morning service after coffee time the choir and actors for the Good Friday drama
will be having a practice. Lunch will be provided.
Final practice, full dress rehearsal will be Thursday night at 7pm.
GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER SERVICES
Join us on Friday, April 3 at 10am for our Good Friday service as we remember the sacrifice
made in the death of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Easter Sunday morning we will worship at 10am celebrating the resurrection of our Lord and
Saviour and partaking of the Lord’s Supper.
We will not be holding an evening service on Easter Sunday.
THE UNSHAKEABLE PROMISE – EVENING EVENT
Join us on Sunday, April 12 for our final UP multi-generational evening program from 4:456:45pm. As we finish with this unit about the covenants God has made with His people and with
us we will focus on Pentecost. We will begin with a short devotion, followed by supper which will
be provided, an activity and we will finish with a time of worship. We would love to have you join
us for this wonderful family event.
The signup sheet is on the table in the foyer or you can email Kristin at
[email protected]
COVENANT CHURCH FAMILY
**We continue to ask for the Lord’s blessing on families with newborns: the Falcons (with baby
Luke), the Broads (with baby Lois) and VanderSpeks (with baby Owen). May they experience an
extra measure of strength and patience with all the busy-ness and the many transitions involved.
**Let’s also continue to pray for Dinie Grevers (chemotherapy) and Bill Poort (preventive antibladder-cancer therapy).
MARANATHA CRC NEWSLETTER
March 29, 2015
O.A.S.I.S. Older Adults Sharing in Service
We will meet Thursday April 2 at 11am at Covenant church.
Speaker will be Jim from Van Dijks Greenhouses - Get to
know what likes to grow on your patio.
Apr 1: Bible Study
Apr 8: Mission to Haiti Presentation/Games
Apr 15: Games Night with the Seniors
**********
On April 8 Mr. Glenn Reinders will be joining us to
talk about Mission to Haiti Canada and what they do
in Haiti. We hope to go with a group to Haiti next
year, so if this is something you are interested in
please plan to be at Youth Group that night!
Parents are invited as well!
YOUTH MISSION TO HAITI FUNDRAISER
IT’S TIME TO THINK SPRING!
A number of our youth are planning to go to Haiti for a
mission trip next year, DV.
Please check out the Vesey Bulbs flyer that is in your mail
folder today. There are a variety of items that can be ordered
so check it out and plan your gardens! Order deadline is
April 19 and you can place them in the H. Kiers or R. Sol
mail folder. Thank you for supporting our Youth!
CADETS
Tomorrow night will be Cadet-a-rama practice and race
night. Cadet-a-rama will be taking place on Saturday, April
11 at CASS, Woodstock from 9am-3pm.
Parent/Son evening will be Monday, April 20.
VBS NEWS:
Thank you to those who have already asked about when
VBS is and when they can help. It's JULY 6-10 and YES,
we'd love your help! Stay tuned for signup sheets and our
"Lending Hands" board. In the meantime, keep your eyes out
for broken umbrellas (to make our tree tops again) and
empty shoe boxes. We hope to make a well with them.
VBS Registration: As in years past, we are only accepting
children who are ages 3 and 4 (Pre-School/JK) from OUR
CONGREGATION. If you pick up a registration form, you will
see it says SK to Gr.5. That is only for the public.
FROM THE FELLOWSHIP TEAM
In the next few weeks you may be getting a call from
someone on the Fellowship Team asking for your assistance
with two important ministries our church has. One is
preparing meals for members who are sick and the other is
being a part of the welcome centre team. The duties are to,
welcome guests and visitors, register guest's children for
nursery and Sunday school and answer any questions from
visitors and guests. Please prayerfully consider how you can
serve in these two areas. Thank you.
YOUNG ADULTS
You’re Invited to a new connecting place in the region!
Introducing Young Adults Connect – a small-group based
community for Christian young adults (18ish-30ish)
coordinated by reps in Christian Reformed Churches in the
Aylmer-Woodstock area. We plan to have small group
gatherings on Friday evenings every other week, featuring a
social time and relevant, faith-based discussion. Plan now to
be at the launch event scheduled for Friday, April 10 (7pm
until 9pm) at Ingersoll CRC. For more details contact your
congregational rep: Becky Geerlinks at (519) 580-7563 or
[email protected]
SPRING CLEAN UP
The snow is melting, Spring is showing itself and the yard is
looking for some tender care. Weather permitting; we invite
you to join us on Monday, April 13 at 6:30pm to help pick up
the garbage. We will supply gloves and garbage bags. See
you there! Refreshments will be provided.
FROM THE BUSINESS COMMITTEE
If you notice something that needs repair in the church
building please make a note and put it into the mailbox by
the office door. This way the Business Committee will be
aware of these items and take care of them.
SCHOOL RELATED
WOODSTOCK CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
EASTER CHAPEL
Please join us on Thursday, April 2 at 8:30am for our annual
Easter Chapel. Steve Boctor from Huron Park Baptist will be
leading us. Refreshments to follow!
SPRING FEST
Join us on April 18, 2015 from 7am-2pm at the Oxford
Auditorium on Nellis St, Woodstock. Schedule:
7–9:30am: $5 Pancake Breakfast served by WCS Staff
8am-2pm: Market Place and Games open – Coffee Corner,
Home & Garden, Flowers, Bake Table, Candy Table, lots of
vendors and a LIVE auction
10:30am: Bizarre Bottles Sale
11am: Kitchen opens – Canadian, Dutch & Korean Cuisine
12:45pm: Live Auction
LONDON DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL
ANNIE
The LDCSS Drama Department presents ‘Annie’ on April 1718, 24-25 at 7:30pm. Adult matinee on Wednesday, April 22
at 1pm. Tickets go on sale March 23 and are $12 each. Call
519-455-4360 or email [email protected]
REDEEMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
POVERTY, INC: Redeemer and Partners Worldwide
Canada present a pre-release screening of a powerful new
film, Poverty, Inc. The film challenges each of us, even
those who are mindful of “doing good,” to ask the tough
question: Could I be part of the problem? Monday, March
30 at 6:30pm at Redeemer. Tickets are free, but limited. To
reserve your spot, please visit eventbrite.ca.
ALL THAT JAZZ! Everyone is welcome to a free concert
of Vocal & Instrumental Jazz Ensembles hosted by
Redeemer’s Music Department; Tuesday, April 7 at 7:30pm
in the Auditorium.
ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT
Sinfonia, Redeemer’s community orchestra, presents their
annual spring concert on Saturday, April 11, at 7:30pm.
The concert will feature Noah, an inspirational orchestral
tone poem based on the biblical story written by Redeemer
composition student, Chris Brown. There will also be two
piano concertos and a performance of Brahm’s Academic
Festival Overture. Tickets are $12, $10 for students and
seniors, and are available on TicketWindow.ca or through
the Redeemer Box Office at 905.648.2139 x4211.
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
BACK TO GOD MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
GROUNDWORK: “Suffering Servant” Even those of us
most intent on the Messiah get wrapped up in his victorious
nature, and we overlook prophecies like Isaiah 53 and Psalm
22 about the suffering servant which impact our
understanding of Jesus this Holy Week. Tune in each week
at www.groundworkonline.com or your local radio station
Sundays Dial 820AM - 8:00am.
KIDS CORNER
“The Big Story” Liz digs up a time capsule from the
founders of Terrene. Everyone’s excited until a valuable item
goes missing. Can Liz solve this mystery before Granny
goes to jail? Follow the adventures of Liz and his pals every
week: www.kidscorner.net or Sat 8am CJFH 94.3FM.
FROM WORLD RENEW
DIVINE LADIES NIGHT OUT
Cycle to end poverty! - Join other cyclists this summer for a
10th anniversary ride with Sea to Sea and raise money to
fight poverty. You can choose to participate in a 6-day ride in
Ontario or a 10-day ride in Alberta. Proceeds from your ride
will be used to fund ministry by World Renew, Partners
Worldwide, International Justice Mission, and local poverty
initiatives. Volunteers are also urgently needed to assist with
both rides. For more information or to register, visit
seatosea.org. Register today to avoid disappointment.
Ladies! You are cordially invited to DIVINE Ladies' Night
Out, with Jason and Charmaine Brown, on Friday April 17, 79 pm. Huron Park Baptist Church (199 Berwick St,
Woodstock) is hosting this evening of uplifting songs,
authentic stories, passionate worship and fabulous desserts.
Check out www.jasonandcharmaine.com/april17. Tickets can
be purchased online or by calling Carol Cole at 519-4212536. $10 in advance or $15 at the door. We're looking
forward to a great evening together and hope you will join us
DUTCH DAY
JOB POSTING
We would like to invite you to another "Dutch Day" this year!
To be held D.V. Thursday, April 9, 2015 at the Tillsonburg
CRC, 210 Concession St W, Tillsonburg. This year the ticket
price is $12.50 p.p which includes lunch. We start the day at
10am with "koffie en gebak". We will show a nice movie and
will sing some familiar songs. It promises to be another
"Gezellige Dag" R.S.V.P.......early!!! Space is limited and
April 6 is the deadline for reservations. Mark the date on your
calendar. Looking forward to seeing you. Call Ineke
Droogers 1- 519-765-2143 or Janny Kroondyk 1-519-8772724 to reserve your spot.
Indwell is currently recruiting a part-time (20 hours/week)
Apartment Support Worker for Harvey Woods Lofts in
Woodstock. This posting is open through April 6, 2015.
Application information to join Indwell’s dedicated team can
be found at indwell.ca/get-involved/careers.
LET’S TALK, LET’S LISTEN
Disability Concerns Canada Spring Conference
Join us on April 25 from 9am-3pm at Maranatha CRC,
Woodstock for this year’s conference. Jennifer, Clinical
Director at Shalem Mention Health Network will be speaking
on An Elephant in the Pew: Understanding Anxiety and
Depression and Dan VanderPlaats, Director of Advancement
at Elim Christian Services will be speaking on There is No
Asterisk – 5 Stages: Changing Attitudes. For more info there
is a newsletter available at the Welcome Centre. Registration
fee is $35 and includes lunch and you can register at
www.crcna.org/disability
25th ANNUAL GOOD FRIDAY CONCERT
th
Join the Ingersoll Choral Society in our 25 Annual Good
Friday Concert, as we perform Faure’s “Requiem”, Rutter’s
“For the Beauty of the Earth”, “I Believe”, and other sacred
pieces. 50+ voices, with orchestral accompaniment and
guest soloists. April 3, 8 pm at Sacred Heart Church,
Ingersoll (where our first Good Friday concert was held 25
years ago!) Free will offering.
www.ingersollchoralsociety.com or find us on Facebook.
HOSANNA CHOIR & MATTANIAH CHRISTIAN MALE CHOIR
6th Annual Hamilton Place Concert – April 4, 2015, DV
Tickets are now available for the annual combined concert of
the 125 voice Hosanna Choir & 45 voice Mattaniah Christian
Male Choir concert which will once again be held, the Lord
willing, at Hamilton Place on Saturday, April 4 at 7:30pm. In
addition to our regular line-up of musicians of Ryan
Vandenberg (Organ), Andre Knevel (Organ), Joyce Postmus
(Piano), Scott Harrison & Shawn Spicer (trumpets), the
concert will also feature Heather Macdonald (Oboe), and
Jacob Schenk (Tenor from Urk, the Netherlands). Tickets
are available at $15 & $25. To obtain your tickets, contact a
choir member, or contact Wendy den Hollander at 905-6281211 or email her at [email protected] or online at
www.hosanna-choir.org
CONCERT
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In commemoration of the 70 Anniversary of the Liberation
of Holland, the Soli Deo Gloria Christian Male Choir from
Urk, the Netherlands will present a concerts:
May 2 at Knox Presbyterian Church in Woodstock
May 5 at Redeemer University College, Ancaster
May 6 at St. George's Anglican Church, Guelph
To order tickets or for more info contact John VanderLaan at
[email protected]; visit www.solideogloria.nl or call
905-648-3170
INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
Grit and Grace.... Because of the Lord's great love, we are
not consumed. Lam. 3:22 Guest Speaker: Leanne Friesen
We'll be considering how we can find God's Grace in the
midst of the challenges of the journey. Life can be hard, life
can be gritty. How can we reach out and embrace God's
grace? Please mark your calendar for Saturday, April 11,
2015 from 9am-4pm. Once again, we'll be at The Meeting
House in Oakville. Registration: www.coffebreakontario.com
and cost is $45
EXERCISE AND BRAIN HEALTH RESEARCH STUDY
Dr. Robert Petrella and his research team at Western University
and Lawson Health Research Institute are conducting a
research study looking at how either a standard exercise
program or a standard exercise program combined with mindmotor exercise, impacts memory, thinking skills, and other
health outcomes in older adults.
If you are 55 years of age or older and answer YES to the
following question, you may be eligible to take part in our study:
“Do you feel that your memory or thinking skills have gotten
worse recently?”
For more info call 519-685-4292 x42315
Exercise classes will take place at Maranatha CRC; 3
times/week for 60 minutes for a 6 month period and there
are no fees. Start is Mar 30/15
SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS
USHERS: Usher in Charge: Mr. Fred Ranter
Good Friday: F. Ranter, J. Horinga, L. Bylsma, D. Ysselstein
Next Week: F. Ranter, J. Horinga, A. DeVor, P. Vandersar
AUDIO/COMPUTER
Next Week: T. Sol / J. Bentum
LIBRARY
Next Week: Gabriel, Nettie
DOOR GREETERS – Next Week
Main Door: Fam. A. Kuiken Side Door: Fam. R. Kraak
COFFEE SERVERS
Next Week: Fam. P. Vandersar, Fam. M. Verkuyl
LETTERS TO OUR MISSIONAIRIES
This Week: Fam. C. Triemstra –Joseph & Robinah Mutebi
Fam. J. VanBarneveld – Josiah & Sarah Bokma
Next Week:
Fam. R. VanBarneveld – Joseph & Robinah Mutebi
Fam. K. VanBoven – Josiah & Sarah Bokma
Mutebi’s – c/o World Renew–Uganda, PO Box 4473,
Kampala, Uganda or email: [email protected]
Bokma’s – Centro Nehemias/Bokmas Apartado Postal 1076
Managua, Nicaragua or email: [email protected]
NURSERY Parent of the Month – Alicia Mulder
Good Friday
Infants: Natalie Klingenberg, Jennifer Beimers
Toddlers: Amanda Pasma, Heather Elliott, Janelle Kroondijk
Next Week
Floater: Jolene Wilson
Infants: Marianne Idema, Janelle Markvoort
Toddlers: Alicia Bentum, Adrienne Reyneveld, John DeVries
April 12
Floater: Genevieve Ysselstein
Infants: Irene Nugteren, Patti Reyneveld
Toddlers: Rebecca Streutker, Sylvia VanSchepen,
Naomi Beimers
UPCOMING EVENTS
Apr 7 – Deacons Meeting
Apr 14 – Administrative Council Meeting
Apr 21 – Elders Meeting
Apr 22 – Congregational Meeting
Apr 27 – Business Committee Meeting
Apr 28 – Full Council Meeting