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Staff’s Perspective Missy Dokter, Women’s Ministries Coordinator

Convicting Questions “Would you consider going to Haiti with us?” This was the question asked of me by a couple of people who I would consider to be not only passionate about Haiti / Children Of The Promise, but also veteran annual missionaries to the third-world country. They can’t help but ask others to join them as they faithfully serve the Kingdom, and ultimately God, in this way. This year, I was on the receiving end of said question by said people … “Would you consider going to Haiti with us?” Truth be told, this question hit me right in the gut because it put me right on the hook. “Yes” has always been my go-to response when someone has asked me to do something (as long as the thing being asked of me was not immoral or illegal or both). I still have a really hard time saying “no” to good things. However, I am learning that not every good thing is a good thing for me. So, I knew I needed to take some time to consider the question before me. Should I stay or should I go? On the one hand, I felt I should go – this was a mission trip, which is always a good thing for a Christian to do, right? And how guilty would I feel if I said “no” to something like this? On the other hand, I worried about how I would handle being away from my husband and kids for 11 days with only limited E-mail communication. How would I survive a third-world country without having a meltdown – I realize this sounds a bit extreme, but folks, I don’t even like camping… like… AT ALL!!! How would my tender heart deal with being exposed to a level of poverty I had never before come close to experiencing? Obviously, one hand (the one that sided with me staying in my first-world comfort zone with my family and my stuff) was more heavily-weighted than the other. But, you see, I have learned that when I am brave enough to step outside of my zone of comfort, God shows up. I didn’t want to miss Him.

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This Month: Staff’s Perspective—1-2

Consistory News & Notes—3

Spotlight On: Consistory—3

FRC in Ministry—4-5

FRC in Mission—6-7

FRC News—8

FRC in Fellowship—9

Appreciation—8

Opportunities to Serve—10-12

Birthdays & Anniversaries—13

FRC Calendar—14

Prayer Calendar—15

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First Reformed Church 420 Central Avenue NW

Orange City, Iowa 51041

712-737-4909

www.frcoc.org [email protected]

Glorify God Know Christ Make Him Known

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Staff’s Perspective

(continued) Finally, the week before Christmas, I asked God for a clear answer and a mere 2 ½ hours later, He was… crystal clear. I was going to Haiti! Nerves, panic and tears ensued. I had no idea what He had in mind, but I knew without a doubt that He wanted me to go, so I committed to going in a spirit of obedience (and only obedience). Also, I warned those going with me to pack their floaties in case I cried a flood (which if you know me on a remotely personal level, you know this to be a very real possibility). Fast forward to our second day in Haiti. There was a flip calendar by the sink in our bathroom – Billy Graham’s Hope For Each Day: An Inspi-rational DaySpring Daybrightener. I read it every day as I brushed my teeth. On this second day in Haiti, it said this:

We still wrestle with the same problems that preoccupied Plato and Aristotle centuries ago: Where did we come from? Why are we here? Where are we going? … But the Cross boldly stands against the confusion of our world, a beacon of hope in the midst of darkness and doubt. In the Cross, Christ not only bridged the gap between God and us, but there we find the an-swers to life’s deepest questions … Never underestimate what Christ did for us through the Cross. By it our salvation was won, and by it our lives – and our world – can be transformed. What difference does the Cross make in your life?

Time for full disclosure. Remember how I said that “yes” has always been my go-to response when someone has asked me to do something? Well that is only partially true. “Yes” HAS been my go-to response when some human has asked me to do something. But, to the God who loves me so much that He sent His one and only Son to earth in human form to die an unimaginable death to save me from myself, I am sorry to say that my re-sponse has all too often been “no”. As I read the inspirational daybrightener for February 9th, all of a sudden my “yes” to Haiti (and to God) made sense! I was compelled to say “yes” because of the power of the Cross! How could I say “no” if I really believe what Jesus accomplished for me at the Cross? How can I ever say “no” to Him … ever again? The first ques-tion: “Would you consider going to Haiti with us?” moved me to go to Haiti this time. But, I do believe that this second question spoke to me through the power of the Holy Spirit and will continue to move me to be a witness in the Jerusalem, and in the Judea and the Samaria, and to the ends of the earth that God has given me to im-pact (Acts 1:8). So, now it’s your turn to be on the receiving end of this question…

WHAT DIFFERENCE IS THE CROSS MAKING IN YOUR LIFE?

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Membership Requests:

Baptisms:

Rachel Conover (daughter of Jon & Christie)

Sam Dykstra (son of Jonathan & Sarah)

Nathan and Caleb Johnson (sons of Jacob &

Rachelle)

Sadie Postma (daughter of Justin & Kristen)

Levi Vanden Brink (son of Keith & Andrea)

Professions of Faith:

Annie Beeson

Jordyn Jeltema

Membership Received:

Bruce & Amy, Ali, Ana and Dan Bos, from First Re-

formed Church, Maurice

Jon & Christie Conover, from Christ Community

Church, Sioux Center (Christie)

Marve & Helen Huisman, from First Reformed

Church, Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Jacob & Rachelle Johnson, from Avery Presbyteri-

an Church, Bellevue, Nebraska

Justin Postma, from Calvary Christian Reformed

Church

Request for Transfer:

Larry Oolman, to First Christian Reformed Church,

Hull

Consistory News & Notes—January

Consistory News & Notes / Spotlight On: Consistory

In an attempt to acquaint the congregation with our church leaders, we will give a brief profile of one elder and one deacon each month. This month we feature…. Elder Jim Bonnecroy—”My name is Jim Bonnecroy. I’m one of your second year elders. I have been ecstatically married to Leanne ( Mrs. B.) for 27 years. I have 2 children. Jack , lives in Orange City and is the Web Development Manager for Northwestern College. My other son, Sam, lives in Rapid City, SD, and works for Regional Medical Hospital, and has recently gone back to school to finish his nursing degree. I continue to work for Animal Health International in the Sioux Center call center.“ Deacon Nick Baker—”Nick is in his second year as Deacon and serves on the Connections Team. He has been a member of FRC since high school. Nick works as a financial adviser with Baker Financial, which is connected with New York Life. He and his wife, Mikkell, a lifetime member of FRC, have 3 daughters.”

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FRC in Ministry

March 2nd Pork Loin

Mashed Potatoes Corn

Applesauce Rolls

Ice Cream Cups

March 9th Spaghetti

Lettuce Salad Garlic Bread

Ice Cream Cups

March 16th

Smorgasbord of Sandwiches Applesauce

Lettuce Salad Ice Cream Cups

March 23rd

Hamburgers / Hot Dogs

Baked Beans Chips

Ice Cream

The

Connections

Team

is looking for

volunteers to

greet and

welcome

FRC’s

guests!

Please

contact

Ken

Oldenkamp

(712) 756-4233

if you can

help.

Disciples’ Journey opportunities (through March 20th) Sunday School Guide - Consistory Room Bible Study Methods - Fireside Library—led by Karen VanDer Maaten You’ll Get Through This: Hope and Help For Your Turbulent Time - Sanctuary Choir Pit—led by Doug Van Berkum

Children’s Worship for March—Jesus Dies and Is Raised

Children’s Worship is offered 3 times/month and is designed for 3 year

olds – Kindergarten-aged children. The children gather with families in the Sanctuary for the first part of the

morning worship services. During the pre-sermon hymn the children move to the lower level for their story and

prayer time. Children may be picked up from the lower level at 10:30 AM.

In February, Children’s Worship will be offered on the following dates: March 6th, 13th and 20th

What is your passion? Whatever it is, we can probably

match it up with a need here at FRC. Just contact the

church office (737-4909) or a staff member and let us know

how your heart desires to impact the Kingdom.

All women are invited to the Women’s Lenten Brunch,

Saturday, March 19th, 9:30 AM, Fellowship Hall. Pastor Mark & Suzanne Haverdink will be speaking.

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FRC in Ministry

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FRC in Mission

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FRC in Mission

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FRC News / Appreciation Thank you to the host of volunteers and musicians who made the night of music benefitting the Landegents a possibility. So many people using their gifts to praise the Lord—a taste of heaven! Miracles still happen—we have seen it in the past few weeks in our daughter Shellies' life. After being in the hospital for 20 days because of a brain bleed, Shellie is on the road to near complete recovery. A special thank you to the pastors and the whole congregation for prayers and concerns for her. We praise God for His miraculous healing power. To God be the glory!

Rog & Dianne De Haan We say thank you to Pastor Mark for his visit, and to Pas-tor Tim for his kind words of encouragement in the recent passing of Rog’s sister. Thank you, church family, for your cards, prayers, visits, food and other acts of kind-ness. It has been greatly appreciated!

Rog & Marilyn Jordan What a wonderful blessing it is to be part of a loving fami-ly! Not only a physical, blood-related family, but a loving church family. We have been so touched and encour-aged by all the cards, food and visits from so many of you. And what a blessing all of you drivers were to us, transporting Dan to Sioux City in the months of December and January, despite some inclement weather and “iffy” roads. Your love and care for us has changed us — has made us realize how we need to show our faith through simple acts of love and compassion. Thank you, FRC

family, for making us better people. God bless you!

Dan & Nancy Landegent Thank you for the many thoughts and prayers when Levi was born. We are very blessed to have such a loving and caring church family where we feel welcomed and loved. Thanks for the gifts given to us for the baby shower. We are very grateful to have a church that will help us bring Levi up knowing who Jesus is. We are ex-cited to have Levi be part of children’s programs as he grows. Thanks for everything!

Keith & Andrea Vanden Brink Once again, thank you for your cards and expressions of sympathy after the death of our brother-in-law, Mert Vander Broek. Thank you, too, to Tom and Pastor Mark & Suzanne for their visits. Knowing all the ways our church family and friends are with us makes the way a little easier.

Arlin & Glenda Brenneman Gerald & Judy Jongerius

Library News Children’s DVD What’s In The Bible Vol. 13—General Epistles and Revelation Christian Living Audacious—Beth Moore Stories For A Woman’s Heart—Alice Gray The Chase—Kyle & Kelsey Kupecky— Kelsey is the daughter of Karen Kingsbury. This book

talks about chasing after God rather than dwelling on chasing boys/girls to find a mate.

Family DVD Not Today—(Dove approved) - This film takes place in India, and shows the power of

getting involved on behalf of someone less fortunate. It’s impossible NOT to be moved by this film. The title comes from what a father has to say to his daughter some days when she wants to know if they get to eat.

Fiction Deadlock # 3—DiAnn Mills Detained—Don Brown The Trouble With Patience—Maggie Brendan Undaunted Hope #3—Jody Hedlund Thank you to those of you who sup-ported this year’s mission trip to Hai-ti / Children of the Promise through prayers, or physical or monetary donations. With your help, we were blessed to be a blessing to the family of COTP and its surrounding community.

2016 Haiti Mission Trip Team

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FRC in Fellowship

Heartland Strategy Mixer March 2016

Contact Ken & Mary Oldenkamp, (712) 756-4233, or John & Lisa Lambert, 737-3426, if you are interested in joining the Heartland Strategy Mixer. You may join any time. If you do not know how to play, you can learn. All ages are welcome. The top name in each group is the host and should arrange with the others in the group a date and time to play during the month. ***If the host has not contacted you in a timely manner, please contact the host.*** We are suggesting each group try to play 3 games. Watch the FOCUS for next month’s pairing. If you need a substitute, please contact Joyce Baker, (712) 541-7785, Paul & Elaine De Jong, 737-2116, Marv & Joyce Huisman, 737-8069, Lori Rowenhorst, 737-8377, Dennis Vande Brake, (712) 567-3562, Denny & Lynne Vander Broek, 737-8410, Randy Van Peursem, 707-4054, or another Heartland Strategy player or congregation member. HAVE FUN!!!

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

Dale & Cheryl Hiemstra, 737-3877 Linda De Smit, 737-3776 and June Van Oort, 737-8732

Whiz & Jackie Punt, 737-4790

Cliff & Geneva Korver, 737-4666 Sue Korver, 737-8581 and Idelle Vogel, 737-4339

Jerry & Donna Muilenburg, 707-9927

Tom & Carla Hydeen, 737-2544 George & Marcia Kooinga, 737-9010 Herm & Grace Oldenkamp, 707-8657


Orville & Marge Beltman, 737-4232 Ray & Dianne Raak, 737-3366 Art & Lorna Ter Horst, 737-4604

Dan & Rebecca Mangold, (712) 299-5900 Elma Hiemstra, 737-8562 and Kristi Hiemstra, (712) 441-0478

Wilbur & JoAnn De Jong, 707-4540

Joyce Baker, (712) 541-7785 and Myrtle Kiel, 737-8524

Marve & Helen Huisman, 707-7783 Bus & Alice Ver Steeg, 737-4621


Harlan & Janice Van Roekel, 707-2530 Pete & Sylvia Humme, 737-2903 Gene & Thelma Haverdink, 707-8179

Bill & Kathy Van Marel, 707-4212 Harlan & Phyllis De Haan, 737-2418 Gerald & Marilyn Bruxvoort, 707-4458

Harlan & Twila Oolman, 737-3326 Al & Linda Donaldson, 737-3104 Arlin & Glenda Brenneman, 737-4069

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Opportunities to Serve

March 6th Grant Hegstad

March 13th Jay Wielenga

March 20th Rick Hop

March 24th (Maundy Thursday) Les Douma

March 27th Doug De Jong

WORSHIP HOSPITALITY

FELLOWSHIP GREETING

*If you are unable to serve when you are scheduled, please switch or find your own replacement.

AM PM

March 6th Lyle & Mary Lundgren Center/FH Ken & Mary Oldenkamp

Jay & Ruth Lyftogt North

Brett & Nora Mulder South

March 13th Clark & Merilee Pennings Center/FH Jake & Sharon Rens

Craig & Leah Pennings North

Phil b& Lee Reinders South

March 20th Randy & Shelly Ritsema Center/FH Eric & Steph Schwebach

Steve & Laurie Roesner North

Mark & Lynnette Schuller South

March 24th Center/FH Arlen & LeeAnn Smit

(Maundy Thursday) North

South

March 27th Doug & Peg Te Grotenhuis Center/FH Bob & Deb Vander Schaaf

Gary & Linda Te Grotenhuis North

Randy & Karen VanDer Maaten South

Greeters: Please stand near the entrances to the Sanctuary in your designated area.

DOOR OPENERS / WELCOME CENTER

North South West Welcome Center

March 6th Sara Burmakow Gary Te Grotenhuis Jamie De Jong Riley Bruxvoort

March 13th Arlin Brenneman Rachel Honken Matt Honken Michelle Vaas

March 20th Bonnie Huygens Star Van Gelder Phil Van Gelder Ken Oldenkamp

March 27th Nick Baker Ken Oldenkamp Cristi Kelch J.R. Siebersma

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9:10 AM— Infant

9:10 AM— Toddler

Sunday School/ Disciples’ Journey hour Infant and Toddler

5:10 PM Infant and Toddler

March 6th Laurie Roesner Jasey Van Kekerix Peg Te Grotenhuis *Emma De Groot

Aletha Beeson Rosalyn Wielenga Amy Rassel Caden Brenneman

Arlen & LeeAnn Smit

March 13th Amy Eben Shawna Pottebaum Emily De Jong *Aryana Dokter

Ardith De Jong Karen VanDer Maaten Kristin Rucks David Heemstra

Allen & Pam Jeltema

March 20th Julie Junck Rachel Leusink Jill Wierda *Emily Ritz

Paula Achterhof Sheila Janssen Leah Pennings Kyra Vande Brake

Steve & Laurie Roesner

March 24th (Maundy Thursday)

6:10 PM— Carla Hydeen Nora Vande Brake Addison Wierda

March 27th Brenda Bruxvoort Rachel Van Ravenhorst Tamara Breen *Shonna Ritz

Stephanie Schwebach Marlys De Koster Maggie De Koster Kaylea Bruxvoort

CHILD CARE ATTENDANTS


*float between Infant/Toddler Nurseries as needed

VALET March 6th Doug Alons

Rob Bruxvoort Steve Connell Harold De Jager

March 24th (Maundy Thursday)

Doug Alons Eric Van Ravenhorst Randy VanDe Griend Kurt Wierda

March 13th Brandon De Kock Brian De Kock Marv De Koster Mark Gunderson

March 27th Rob Bruxvoort Steve Connell Harold De Jager Brandon De Kock

March 20th Craig Pennings Shannon Puttmann Mike Ritz Arlen Smit

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COFFEE & PUNCH

March 6th John & Dianne Van Wyk Tim & Sara Van Zee Ethan & Anna Beth Vermeer

March 13th Kevin & Kara Verschuure Leon & Alice Ver Steeg Rod & Polly Visser

March 20th Jason & Ellie Vitamvas Drew & Jean Vogel Taylor & Heather Warntjes

March 27th Wayne & Diane Westenberg Roger & Audrey Wichers Bill & Bev Wielenga


COLLEGE BREAKFAST MINISTRY

March 20th Jay & Roz Wielenga Tyler & Rachel Zeutenhorst Randy & Bev VanDe Griend Marty & Tami Guthmiller

AM PM

March 6th Paul Beltman Carter Pennings

March 13th Lyle Korver Kyle Heemstra

March 20th Carter Pennings Paul Beltman

March 24th (Maundy Thursday) Paul Beltman

March 27th Kyle Heemstra Lyle Korver

POWERPOINT


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March Birthdays & Anniversaries

- 80/older

- 90/older

- 100/older

—Anniversary

March 2016

S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30 31

1 Mary Schram Aaron Haverdink 2 Dean & Kathy Siders 3 Claude Vander Zwaag Wilbur De Jong Norwin Bomgaars Sarah (Korver) Dykstra 4 Ryan Dau Sarah (Ageton) Dykstra 5 Ken Rowenhorst Taylin Mouw 6 Wanda Noordhoek Abby Toki 7 Phyllis Kleinwolterink Sandra Vande Brake Sharon Kleis Harlan & Stacie Jorgensen 8 Breanne Te Grotenhuis Kristin Heemstra 9 BreElle Van Zee 10 Judy Jongerius Amanda Huitink Jacob VanDe Griend Macie Dykstra Gary & Shawna Pottebaum 11 Henrietta Vander Weerd Wendy Heemstra 12 Sadie Van Ravenswaay Paula Achterhof Ashley Van Gelder 13 Mary Wurpts Mary Van Gelder Larry De Boer Nick Baker 14 Adam Buss

Elmer & Audrey Gesink 15 Lisa Lambert

16 Arlene Oolman Bill Wielenga Glenn Baker Bruce Bos Landon Jaime 17 Kathy Meendering Trevor Leusink George & Marcia Kooinga 18 Kevin Dekker Jacob Johnson 19 Jackie Stamey Vicki Korver David Wassenaar Robert & Mary Van Gelder 20 Gregg Korver Emily Fischer Annie Beeson Arlo & Carla Van Beek Roger & Dianne De Haan 21 Wayne Kooiker 22 Ron J. De Jong Doug Mouw Amy Bos Addison Wierda Ray & Dianne Raak 23 Arlyn Kleinwolterink Star Van Gelder Brycelyn Schwebach Kylin Baker 24 Shirley Mouw Telma Van Gelder Lori Bloemendaal Ang Bomgaars Josh Locker Adam Reinders Peter & Sylvia Humme 25 Rena Van Dyke

Larry Van Gelder Tim VanDer Weide Jill Ritz Jennifer Henrich 26 Derek & Karalee Oldenkamp 27 Idelle Vogel Harlan De Haan Susan Henrich Ana Bos 28 Brenda Bruxvoort David Van Vugt Tyler Te Grotenhuis 29 Clara Schiebout Arlo Van Beek Taylor Warntjes Kayla De Jong Brandon De Kock Jennifer Te Grotenhuis 30 Peter Connell Josiah De Koster 31 Connie Korver Dennis Sassman Leroy Van Kekerix Amy De Jong Michael Dekker

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FRC Calendar

1 Tuesday 3:30 PM—Kids’

Connection 2 Wednesday 5:30 PM—Wednesday Night Dinner 6:15 PM—Kids For Christ 6:30 PM—Worship Team Rehearsal 6:30 PM, First Impact—Middle School

Youth Group 6:45 PM—Prayer Warriors 8 PM—Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal 8 PM, First Impact—High School Youth

Group 3 Thursday 7:30 AM, Nederlander’s—Miriam Circle 3:30 PM—Kids’ Connection 6 Sunday Ministry Team Meetings

(various times and locations) 9:30 AM—Congregational Worship / Chil-

dren’s Worship 10:30 AM—Sunday School 5:30 PM—Congregational Worship 7 Monday 8:30 AM—Staff Meeting 8 Tuesday 2 PM—’Habbakuk and the Problem of Evil’

Women’s Bible Study 3:30 PM—Kids’ Connection 7 PM—Library Board 9 Wednesday 6:30 AM—Leadership Council 1 PM—Blocks & Knots 5:30 PM—Wednesday Night Dinner 6:15 PM—Kids For Christ 6:30 PM—Worship Team Rehearsal 6:30 PM, First Impact—Middle School

Youth Group 6:45 PM—Prayer Warriors (prayers for

crops and industry) 8 PM—Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal 8 PM, First Impact—High School Youth

Group

10 Thursday 3:30 PM—Kids’ Connection 13 Sunday Daylight Saving Time starts 9:30 AM—Congregational Worship / Chil-

dren’s Worship 10:30 AM—Sunday School 5:30 PM—Congregational Worship, fol-

lowed by Fellowship Time 14 Monday 8:30 AM—Staff Meeting 7 PM—ReaLife Women 15 Tuesday

FOCUS deadline 9:30 AM, Landsmeer—Priscilla Circle 3:30 PM—Kids’ Connection 7 PM—Consistory 16 Wednesday 5:30 PM—Wednesday Night Dinner 6:15 PM—Kids For Christ 6:30 PM—Worship Team Rehearsal 6:30 PM, First Impact—Middle School

Youth Group 6:45 PM—Prayer Warriors 8 PM—Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal 8 PM, First Impact—High School Youth

Group 17 Thursday 7:30 AM, Nederlander’s—Miriam Circle 3:30 PM—Kids’ Connection 19 Saturday 9:30 AM—RCWM Lenten Brunch 20 Sunday 9:30 AM—Congregational Worship / Chil-

dren’s Worship 10:30 AM—Sunday School 5:30 PM—Congregational Worship

21 Monday 8:30 AM—Staff Meeting 7:15 PM—Naomi Circle 23 Wednesday 1 PM—Blocks & Knots 5:30 PM—Wednesday Night Dinner 6:15 PM—Kids For Christ 6:30 PM—Worship Team Rehearsal 6:30 PM , First Impact—Middle School

Youth Group 8 PM, First Impact—High School Youth

Group 24 Thursday 6:30 PM—Maundy Thursday Service /

Lord’s Supper 25 Friday 6:30 AM, Northwestern College—

Community Good Friday Men’s Prayer Breakfast

12:30 PM—Community Good Friday Ob-servance

27 Sunday Easter 9:30 AM—Congregational Worship 5:30 PM—Congregational Worship 28 Monday 8:30 AM—Staff Meeting 30 Wednesday 6:30 PM— Prayer Warriors, Worship Team

Rehearsal 6:30 PM, First Impact—Middle School

Youth Group 8 PM—Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal 8 PM, First Impact—High School Youth

Group

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FRC Prayer Calendar

Tuesday—1st Local chiropractors Wednesday—2nd Vis’ (Jerusalem) / Lampens (Romania) Thursday—3rd Praise God for families with renewed and/or strong relationships Friday—4th Leanne Bonnecroy, Director of Children’s Ministries Saturday—5th The Bridge / The Banquet (Sioux Falls) Sunday—6th FRC / Calvary CRC Monday—7th Ask God to help American voters examine their political choices Tuesday—8th Medical office staff Wednesday—9th Church World Service / Words of Hope Thursday—10th Ask God to bless families strug-gling with troubled re-lationships Friday—11th Disciples’ Journey teachers: Doug Van Berkum and Karen VanDer Maaten

Saturday—12th Zestos / My Choice Sunday—13th FRC / Living Water Community CRC Monday—14th Pray that all eligible voters will vote Tuesday—15th Sioux Falls Sanford Wednesday—16th Iraq Pastors Network / Rays (China) Thursday—17th Ask God to prepare our hearts for Holy Week (3/21-26) Friday—18th Sunday School Guide teachers: Lyle & Mary Lundgren, Randy Stange, Harold VanDer Weide, and Pastor Mark Saturday—19th Rise Ministries (Sheldon) / Sioux City Gospel Mission Sunday—20th FRC / Harvest Community Monday—21st Pray that the candidates will grow in their relationship to and with God

Tuesday—22nd Cancer doctors Wednesday—23rd Paul Hoekstra (india) / Christa Hydeen (Honduras) Thursday—24th Go with Jesus to the Garden of Gethsemane and pray Friday—25th Consider the price Jesus paid for our salvation! Saturday—26th Death is defeated; sin’s power is broken! Sunday—27th Praise God for Jesus’ resurrection! Monday—28th Pray for the families of the candidates Tuesday—29th Sioux Falls Avera Wednesday—30th Kim Hiemstra (Campus Crusade) / Gideons International Thursday—31st Remember with gratitude our loved ones who are no longer with us

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