“Breaking Free” 2 Peter 2:19; Romans 8:1-2, 5-6

Pastor Wayne Sneller 9:30 a.m. November 11, 2018

How do we break free from destructive habits or addictions? 1. The Transformation step Voluntarily __________ to every change God wants to make in my life and humbly ask Him

to ___________ the behavior that is blocking my relationship with Him. “Let God trans-form you inwardly by a complete change of your mind.” Romans 12:1-2

2. Why is it so hard to change them? Because I’ve had them so ____________. Because I ___________ with them. Because they have a ________________. Because _____________ discourages me when I try to change. 3. How do I focus on letting God change my life? Focus on changing one __________ at a time. “Sensible people keep their eyes glued on

wisdom.” Proverbs 17:24 Focus on _________ power and not ________ power. “I can do all things through Christ

who strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13 4. Focus on _____________ good not feeling good. “Live by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the sinful nature.” Galatians 5:16 5. Focus on enlisting _______________ who will help me! “Two are better than one, because together if one of them falls down, the other can help

him up.” Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 6. Focus on _____________ not perfection. God loves you in each ____________ of your growth! “But letting the Spirit control your

mind leads to life and peace.” Romans 8:6b “Be confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion

until the day of Jesus Christ.” Philippians 1:6 Summary: God doesn’t start changing you until you are __________ to change! You need to voluntarily submit to Him and ______! And when you’re ready God will start working on you!

“So now there is no con-demnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus.”

Romans 8:1

November 11, 2018 9:30 AM

First Reformed Church, Sully Iowa Pastor Wayne Sneller

First Reformed Church Morning Worship * 9:30 a.m. * November 11, 2018

Pastor Wayne Sneller Prelude ………………….“Now Thank We All Our God”……………………………Praise Team

Welcome

THE APPROACH TO GOD

*Call to Worship

*Hymns of Praise ………………………………………………………….“The Power of Your Love”

………………………………………………………………………….“Step By Step”

*Worship Prayer

Reception of New Members—Cody & Kelly Kesling will be received through profession of faith in Jesus Christ along with their baptized children Kennedy, Kacey & Kaiser Apostle’s Creed - I believe in God, the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth. And in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit born of the Virgin Mary; suffered under Pontius Pilot, was crucified, dead, and buried; He descended into hell. The third day He rose again from the dead. He ascended into heaven and sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty. From thence He shall come to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints, the for-giveness of sins, the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting. Amen.

Children’s Message …………………………………………………………………. Julie Van Manen (3 yr. olds thru 1st grade dismissed for Children in Worship Activities- Legacy Addition basement! Pick

up children after worship in basement by the elevator in the Gathering Place) Announcements

Congregational/Offertory Prayer

Offertory ………………………………………………….“Amazing Grace, My Chains are Gone”

THE WORD OF GOD

Scripture …………………………………….2 Peter 2:19(pg.998); Romans 8:1-2, 5-6(pg.917)

Message …………………... “Breaking Free” ………………………. Pastor Wayne Sneller

THE RESPONSE TO GOD

*Closing Hymn ……………………………………………..“Jesus, We Just Want to Thank You”

*Benediction

*Response …………………………………………………………………………..“We Are So Blessed”

POSTLUDE ………………………………………………………………………………………Praise Team *Indicates standing if able *CCLI License # 790003 *There will be a time of coffee and fellowship after the service this morning in the Gather-ing Place fellowship hall. *We Livestream all our services at www.sullyfrc.org to watch online.

FAMILY NIGHT IS IN NEED OF HELP

Donations needed: Please drop off in the Legacy Kitchen Hamburger Peanut butter #10(large) cans of green beans Tomato Juice Large Cans of Chicken Butter Cake mixes Cream of chicken soup (lg. can) Walmart or Fareway gift cards

IMPACT Youth (6th—8th grade) November 11, 4:59 pm—Mission Impossible November 18, 4:59 pm—

Thanksgiving Feast November 25, 6:00 pm—Anchor Wor-ship Service

Faithwalkers (9th—12th grade) November 11, 6:27 pm, 6:27 pm—Operation Christmas Child— November 18, 6:27 pm,

6:27 pm—Charlie Brown Thanksgiving November 25, 6:00 pm—Anchor Wor-ship Service

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SMALL GROUPS

Wednesday evenings We begin serving at 5:30 during the school year. Meals for the month of October: Chicken & biscuits, green beans and cupcakes.

6:15 pm Junior High Small Group (6th—8th grade) meet in the Children In Worship area. 6:45 pm High School Small Group (9th—12th grade) meet in the Lighthouse.

Monday, November 12 from 5—8 pm—818 Forward With Faith is participating in a fundraiser tip night at Culver’s in Pella, IA. This is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing homes and opportunities for adults with disabilities. Saturday, November 17, 5:30—8:30 pm—Kids Movie Night— “The Star” - all K—3rd grade are invited. Register online at www.sullyfrc.org Saturday, December 8, 11—1 pm—Faithwalker Soup Dinner in the Gathering Place Sunday, December 9, 6:00 pm—Sunday School Christmas Program Sewing Days are scheduled for January 8 & 22, February 5 & 19 and March 5 beginning at 9:00 a.m. Lunch is provided. We could use new sheets for backs. Used sheets and blankets are needed for fillers. Place donations under the mail boxes with Dorothy Van Genderen written on it. Thanks in advance for any dona-tions. Any questions you may call Dorothy at 594-2967.

THANKSGIVING OFFERING envelopes are in your church mailbox. This year our Thanks-giving offering is designated to our Mission Fund. This will be collected at our Thanksgiving Eve Service on Wednesday, November 21 as well as the morning worship service on Sunday, November 25.

ADDRESS CHANGES FOR OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY – SUBMIT BY NOVEM-BER 11. Please submit your address & telephone changes needed for the new church di-rectory. You can fill out online at http://sullyfrc.org/resources/church-directory-update/ or call or email the church office at 594-2935 or frcsully@netins.net. We will be putting in email addresses as well. If you would like your email address listed, please let us know!

GIVING AT CHURCH www.sullyfrc.org has a completely new look to it! You can Se-curely Give Online now Your information is held securely by an SSL encrypted connection. This information will remain private and will never be given away to third parties, other than to process your scheduled contributions.

Parking Lot Update: Cement work continues and hopes to be completed in this next week!

POINSETTIAS - Poinsettia plants are again being used to decorate our sanctuary for the Christmas season. If you would like to give a poinsettia in memory of a loved one or would just like to share a plant for the holidays, please fill out an order form located in the church office & online at www.sullyfrc.org. The cost is $8. The deadline for ordering is NOVEMBER 25 and Deb Johnson will pick the poinsettias up. Any time after Christmas you may pick up the poinsettia to enjoy at home or share with a friend. Any questions call Deb Johnson at 641-594-2702 or contact the church office!

Here is your chance to help needy families in Jasper County!! The youth groups from Sully Christian Reformed Church, Sully Reformed Church and Sully Community Church are sponsoring a food drive for the Salvation Army in Newton during the next week. A grocery bag is in your mailbox, so please fill it with groceries and return it back to the church next Sun-day, November 11. They will be packaging this on Wednesday, November 14 at Sully Com-munity Church gymnasium. A sheet is also in your mailbox to let you know the needs of the pantry. NOTE: This is separate from our food drive we have during our Thanksgiving Eve Service.

We want to invite the congregation to our Thanksgiving Service this year as it will be held on Thanksgiving eve, November 21 at 7:00 p.m. Nursery is provided. Each congregational member that attends the service is encouraged to bring an item of food (canned dry good, etc.) that will be collected during the service. A Dessert Fest will follow in the Gathering Place

The entire Sunday School department has a goal to raise $500 for a special Christmas offering to buy some farm animals for children through World Vision. The offering for this project will begin Sunday, November 4 and conclude Sunday, December 16.

Praise This morning we have the privilege of welcoming Cody & Kelly Kesling into the com-

municant membership through their profession of faith in Jesus Christ as well as their baptized children Kennedy, Kacey & Kaiser Kesling. We ask for God’s blessing as they continue their walk of faith with Christ here at FRC.

Pray for our newly elected leaders! Pray for our service men and women who serve our country. Pray for our local volunteer firefighters & ambulance crew members.

EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE TONIGHT AT 6:00 pm in the Gathering Place with Pastor Tom VandeBerg

Scripture: Acts 2:42-47

Message: “Acts: They Devoted Themselves ”

Today after the morning worship we will be having our Congregational Meeting. Agen-das have been handed out. Please grab a cup of coffee and cookie and join us in the sanctuary. We will be electing our elders and deacons. There is a nursery provided.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED CARE TEAMS: If you have the following gifts - shepherding, mercy, hospitality, wisdom, counseling, intercession please think and pray about becoming a part of this ministry. Please contact Pastor Wayne at wsneller@netins.net or the church office at frcsul-ly@netins.net if you would like to know more about this ministry!

DISCUSSION SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS INFORMATION: We came to a decision last Sunday, November 4, 2018 that due to so few members (5 with the teacher, sometimes 2) we are disbanding the class. If enough people would become interested to begin this class again, we, the present members and teachers, would be more than happy to begin the class again. We have always had a great time studying the scriptures together. We would like to thank each and every teacher who has taught the Discussion Class through the years.

EAST JASPER CHRISTIAN FOOD PANTRY: As you begin to make plans for all the wonderful celebrations you have during Thanksgiving and Christmas, the East Jasper Christian Food Pantry would ask you to think of families that won’t have the same vision of a festive dinner with all the trimmings. Perhaps your family would like to donate a Thanksgiving or Christmas meal to a family in need. The cost of that meal is around $25.00 and would include the following items: Turkey or Ham, Biscuits, dressing, margarine, 2 gravy, cake mix, boxed potatoes, frosting, fruit juice, crackers, canned corn, beans & fruit, cheese, noodles, eggs and jello. If you are interested in expressing your Christian love by donating $25 to East Jasper Christian Food Pantry to provide a Thanks-giving or Christmas meal to a family in need, please contact Julie Dunsbergen at 641-521-1175.

DATE SIDE AISLE CENTER AISLE WING

November 11 Tyler Jansen Brett Vanden Hoek

Jacob Van Manen Joel Van Wyk

Jeremy Vander Molen Nathan Young

November 18 Kevin Terlouw Scott Rolffs

Don Nunnikhoven Dwayne Maasdam

Jeff Vander Molen Ken Van Soelen

November 11 November 18

Amy Harthoorn Suzanne Rozendaal Luke Kramer Alyssa Bassett

INFANT & TODDLER

NURSERY

Annette Zimmerman Stephanie Rozendaal Tatum Huyser Dylann Huyser

Parents: Brad & Steph Rozendaal Storyteller: Marlis Van Zante Leader: Barb Maasdam

CHILDREN IN WORSHIP

Parents: Eric Brand Storyteller: Gerald Droppert Leader: Faye Brand

Cheyanne Collins LIVE STREAM Josh Rozendaal

Gale Horman PROJECTION Kaylee Maasdam

Nick & Hannah De Penning WELCOME CENTER Nick & Hannah De Penning

NONE Greeter Legacy North NONE

Jeremy & Trisha Vander Molen Greeter Legacy South Gerry & Jill Van Dyke

LeRoy & Ruth Van Maanen Greeter South Main Jacob & Kate Van Manen

Kevin & Julie Van Manen Greeter Wing Conrad & Mary Ann Van Maaren

NURSERY INFORMATION: Please contact Hollie Nunnikhoven at sullyfrcnursery@gmail.com if you would be will-ing to help out with this ministry! Nursery alert pagers are available in the nursery at check-in! A nursery is provided from birth to age 3. Our nurseries are located right next to the Welcome Center located on the south east corner of the new addition. Children in Worship Activities—3 year old—1st grade are dismissed during the service and meets downstairs (stairway in the Gathering Place by the elevator)

*Guests please stop by the Welcome table to find out more about First Reformed Church! *The AED Defibrillator is located in the church office on the 2nd shelf on east wall

Weekly Calendar at Sully 1st Reformed for the week of November 11—18, 2018

Sunday

November 11

9:30 am Morning Worship - Pastor Wayne Sneller 10:45 am Sunday School for All ages 11:00 am Congregational Meeting in the sanctuary 4:59 pm IMPACT Youth Group (6th—8th grade) 6:00 pm Evening Worship—Pastor Tom VandeBerg 6:27 pm Faithwalkers Youth Group (9th –12th grade)

Monday November 12

6:00 pm Cub Scouts in The Well

Tuesday November 13

6:30 pm “The Holy Spirit—An Introduction” Bible Study - Jamie Dunsbergen

Wednesday November 14

5:45 am Promise Keepers Bible Study 3:30—5:30 pm STARS Afterschool Program. This will be our last STARS until January 9, 2019. 5:30 pm Wednesday night meals for STARS Families and 6th—12th grade 6:15 pm Junior High Small Group (6th—8th grade) meet in the Chil-dren In Worship area. 6:45 pm High School Small Group (9th—12th grade) meet in the Lighthouse. 6:30 pm Elder’s Meeting. Anyone wishing to confess Jesus Christ as his or her Lord and Savior is invited to come to this meeting. Those desiring baptism or would like to transfer their membership to FRC, please contact Pastor Wayne before the meeting. 6:45 pm Deacon’s Meeting. 7:30 pm Consistory Meeting. Refreshments: Duane VR & Mark S NOTE: All newly elected elders & deacons please come to the meet-ings

Thursday November 15

6:00 pm Lynnville Sully Football Banquet

Friday November 16

7:30 am Prayer Breakfast for 9th –12th grade

Saturday November 17

5:30 – 8:30 pm—Kidz Movie Night— “The Star”

Sunday

November 18

9:30 am Morning Worship - Pastor Wayne Sneller 10:45 am Sunday School for All ages 12:00 pm Reunion in the Well 4:59 pm IMPACT Youth Group (6th—8th grade) 5:30 pm Young Couples Bible Study in the Lighthouse and at Joel & Liz Harthoorn’s home. Childcare is provided. 6:00 pm Evening Worship—Pastor Tom VandeBerg 6:27 pm Faithwalkers Youth Group (9th –12th grade)

Phase 2—Sanctuary Renovation Project The Consistory approved bringing the Phase 2 Sanctuary Renovation Project to a vote at the annual congregational meeting on November 11. Thus, it will be placed on the agenda with the support of the consistory. An approval of the project will allow the renova-tion of the sanctuary to take place. Guidelines for passage of the project were set at 60% of the ballots cast. Absen-tee ballots will be available from the church office on November 4 and need to be placed in the ballot box located in the church office before the meeting on November 11. Only signed absentee ballots will be accepted. The estimated cost of the project is approximately $600,000. No outside funds will be borrowed. A breakdown of the funding the project will be published in following bulle-tins. A list of Phase 2 improvements and explanation of the improvements can be found on line on the church’s website at http://sullyfrc.org/resources/phase-2-sanctuary-remodel/ and on the west wall of the Gathering Place. We want to thank the Phase 2 Committee for their hard work in putting this plan together starting this journey in January 2017. Committee members: Rita Vos, Josh Ro-zendaal, Diana Scandridge, Sheryl Baarda, Brad Rozendaal, Tim Dunsbergen, Kendall Rozendaal - Chairman Let us bathe this vote in prayer and rely on the Lord to discern our hearts and mo-tives! Proverbs 16:1-3 “We can make our own plans, but the Lord gives the right answer. People may be pure in their own eyes, but the Lord examines their motives. Commit your actions to the Lord, and your plans will succeed.”

Phase 2 (Sanctuary renovation) Financial Package The cost of this proposed project is approximately $600,000. The financing of this project will be accomplished by designating $365,000 of the Veldhuizen gift to the Building Fund and $8,792 from a designated Vande Krol annuity. The current balance of the Build-ing fund ($50,291.78) will be applied to the balance of $226,983 leaving $175,917 as an outstanding balance on the remaining project. We will use funds from the General church account ($175,917) to pay down the difference until funds are raised through our Building Fund to pay back the General account. Bottom line, the congregation is being asked to fund $175,917 of the project. If Phase 2 does not pass, $180,000 still will be paid to the Building fund from the Veldhuizen gift to pay for needed repairs to the current church facility.

Sanctuary Remodel Outline Needs identified by congregation based on LIFT meetings SVPA Architects - West Des Moines Construction Estimate Sanctuary renovation - Remove side rooms to expand stage - Close the west stairway to basement - Add ADA ramp to stage - Lower stage seven inches to allow ramp - Add storage room behind stage - Moving pulpit forward for better wing visibility New AV system - Two 82" TV screens on either side of the cross - One 82" TV screen on the back wall viewable from stage - One 82" TV screen on west wall viewable from wing - New AV booth on the east side of main aisle - Theatrical lighting on stage area Wiring and lighting - New lighting fixtures in wing - New wiring in stage area and AV booth - Currently hanging sanctuary lights relamped/rewired to code Organ/piano - Reuse organ and piano - Organ speakers to have midrange drivers rebuilt Loop System - For hearing impaired

Main sanctuary view—Praise Team

Main sanctuary view– Pulpit

View from the east wing

Paint - Sanctuary and wing repainted - walls and ceiling Remove chimney Carpet - New carpet in sanctuary and wing - Asbestos in tile floor will then be encapsulated Seating - 412 new padded chairs for sanctuary and wing - Old seating was 508, losing 96 seats to get to ADA code - Easter count in 2018 was 377 - 35 open seats with new seating - Other March 2018 counts - 250 to 300

Plan includes repairs needed even without remodel - AV is outdated - $122,000 - Electrical is outdated - $57,200 - Paint - $16,000 - Seating and stage not up to ADA code Timeline estimate from SVPA - 2 months for blue prints and mechanical engineer prep - 3 - 5 month’s construction time - depending on con-tractors Total estimate - $597,987 - 1/3 of which is repairs Pictures will be in Gathering Place next few weeks

Veldhuizen Gift $365,000

Vande Krol Annuity $8,792

Building Fund $50,291

Congregational Responsibility $175,917

Approximate Cost of Project $600,000

“Impacting Lives for Christ” First Reformed Church

2018 Congregational Meeting Agenda Sunday, November 11 at 11:00 A.M.

1. Call the meeting to order- Introduction

2. Scripture – Acts 11:19-26

3. Prayer – Pastor Wayne

4. Reading of 2017 minutes

5. Selection of (3)Elders and (3)Deacons (drawn by lot)

A. Nominees

Elder Nominees Deacon Nominees

Bryan De Jong Gale Horman

Beryl Dunsbergen Shawn Huyser

Doug Huyser Matt Schechinger

Randy Rozendaal Jacob Van Manen

Marlin Van Wyk Jason Van Zante

Loren Vos Jeff Vander Molen

B. Drawing of names

6. Addressing any congregational items: none

7. Phase 2 Vote—Sanctuary Renovation

8. Review Highlights of the year

9. Announcements

10. Reading and approval of minutes.

11. Motion to adjourn

12. Closing prayer by Vice-President, Ervin Arkema

Our purpose is to glorify God and show people the way of salvation in Jesus Christ through praying, preaching, teaching, witnessing, serving and giving sacrificially with enthusiastic and joyful Christ-like love.

Congregational Vote on Phase 2 Project November 11, 2018

(Absentee ballots are available in the church office after the worship ser-vice if you can not be at the meeting today. They must be signed and turned in prior to the meeting)

Purpose: To vote on the Phase 2 Sanctuary Renovation Project

1. Recap of Project—Kendall Rozendaal, Chairman

2. Instructions on vote (sample ballot)

Yes___ I vote to renovate the sanctuary Phase 2

No ___ I do not vote to renovate the sanctuary Phase 2

3. Announcement of the results of the vote

Guidelines of the Congregational Vote:

All communicant members attending the meeting will be given a ballot

Any communicant member may cast a ballot

Absentee ballots need to be turned in before the meeting and must be

signed (turn them into any consistory member). They will be forwarded

to the clerk, Kurt Harthoorn.

Absentee ballots from the ballot box accounted for.

Sunday School teachers & nursery workers will be given a ballot if a

communicant member

Deacons are tellers

Passage of the project will consist of 60% of the ballots cast.

Project Facts:

Phase 2 Renovation facts: Cost is approximately $600,000. Financial

package is listed in todays bulletin.

Today:

There will be no adult Sunday school

Regular Sunday school, except for High School will be held

A nursery will be provided during the meeting.

“We can make our own plans, but the Lord gives the right answer. People may be pure in their own eyes, but the Lord examines their motives.

Commit your actions to the Lord, and your plans will succeed.” Proverbs 16:1-3

CONSISTORY Rev. Wayne Sneller, President

ELDERS DEACONS Ervin Arkema (18) Nick Harthoorn (18) Bob Scandridge (18) Jeremy Rozendaal (18) Melvin Van Genderen (18) Rusty Van Wyk (18) Kurt Harthoorn (19) Dan Dykema (19) Chuck Johnson (19) Kendall Jansen (19) Jeff Van Wyk (19) Rod Rozendaal (19) Gerald Droppert (20) Andy Dunsbergen (20) Dennis Dunsbergen (20) Duane Van Rees (20) Mark Scholten (20) Cole Vos (20)

OFFICERS OF CONSISTORY Vice President – Ervin Arkema (18)

Clerk – Kurt Harthoorn (19) Deacon Chairman – Rusty Van Wyk (18) Deacon Secretary – Nick Harthoorn (18)

General/Maintenance Fund Treasurer – Kendall Jansen (19) Ass’t General Fund Treasurer – Duane Van Rees (20)

Mission Fund Treasurer – Jeremy Rozendaal (18) Ass’t Mission Fund Treasurer– Dan Dykema (19)

Youth & Education Director Jeff Knouse

Children’s Ministry Director Julie Van Manen

COMMITTEE CHAIR PERSONS AND CONTACT PERSONS Church Office – 641-594-2935 or email: frcsully@netins.net

Secretaries – Deb Van Kooten & Deb Van Wyk Bookkeeper – Sharla Van Wyk Custodian – Rod Zuidema STARS Coordinator – Julie Van Manen

Newsletter Editor – church office frcsully@netins.net

Christian Education – Gerald Droppert Buildings & Grounds – Rod Rozendaal Calendar Activities – Church office Website Updates – Church office Worship Committee – Pastor Wayne Sneller Welcome Committee – Chuck Johnson Secretary/Custodial – Ervin Arkema Request Shut-in Communion – Rod Zuidema Greeters/Ushers – Bob Scandridge Music Committee – Dennis Dunsbergen Pulpit Supply – Ervin Arkema Service Committee – Deb Johnson Sound System – Donavon De Penning Legacy Kitchen – Shirley Dunsbergen Van Committee – Kendall Jansen “The Well” Kitchen – Barb Jansen Women with Purpose – Elaine Scholten The Well Kitchen Rental Chairman – Lynn Dunsbergen Church Nursery – Hollie Nunnikhoven Fellowship – Kurt Harthoorn Food Committee – Bruce & Lynn Dunsbergen Power Point Projection – Teryl Ver Ploeg 1st & 3rd Sunday Custodian– Donavon De Penning Audio/Visual – Josh Rozendaal Coffee Time Committee- Beryl & Velda Dunsbergen Hospital Equipment–Ralph Van Wyk Kidz Movie Nite –Lynn Dunsbergen Route 45—Justine Wyma

Your children can be picked up at 11:30 a.m. each Sunday. An offering will be collected each Sunday. This is a great way to teach kids how to tithe. All kids in Children in Worship downstairs will be led to opening exercises.

Beginner Department - 3 year old—Kindergarten Lynn Dunsbergen & Cayla Wichhart Opening exercises east side of basement room #8 & 9 3 year olds – Room #9 (Little Lambs) - Hands on Bible—Teach as Jesus Taught

Teachers: Amy Harthoorn & Suzanne Rozendaal Marlene Rozendaal & Lisa Dunsbergen 4 year olds – Room #7 (Zacchaeus’ Treehouse) Hands on Bible—Teach as Jesus Taught

Teachers: Annette Zimmerman & Kara Warrick, Monica Nikkel & Elaine Droppert Pre – Kindergarten –Children in worship area – Room #10 (Builders) Scripture Press: We See God’s Care; We Can Care for Others; We Can Show Thanks

Teachers: Cayla Wichhart, Steph Young, Ryanne Jansen & Cathryn Dunsbergen

Primary Department—1st—4th Grade Primary Department –Dawn Schechinger & Monica Nikkel - Opening Exercises Rm. #6- West side-Kid Connection: Hands & Feet for Creation; Boredom; Is Your Camel Clean 1st Grade – Room # 4 (Lion’s Den) Teachers: Carrie Mortvedt & Dawn Schechinger 2nd Grade – Room #3 (Commandment Center) Teachers: Joni Collins & Julie Van Wyk 3rd & 4th Grade- Room #1 (Creation Station) Teachers: Verlan Brand & Julie Van Manen

Middle School—5th—8th grade ChyAnne & Dylann Huyser (The Lighthouse -opening exercises upstairs above wing) 5th & 6th Grade – The Lighthouse—Scripture Press: God Makes a World; Sin Enters the World; The Flood & Tower Teachers: Nick De Penning, Mel Vos & Tim Vanden Hoek 7th & 8th Grade – The Lighthouse—Dive: What is Being a Christian All About; What’s with All the Rules

Teachers: Bob Scandridge High School—9th—12th grade

9th & 10th Grade – The Well (west side of basement) Teacher: Kurt Harthoorn—Heidelberg Catechism 11th & 12th Grade – The Well (east side of basement) Teachers: Ryan Mortvedt - Bible In Life

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES Adult Sunday school – Sunday School Guide – Julie Van Manen’s office Mary Ann Van Maaren, Tammy Sneller, Ryk De Goey, Gary Van Genderen & Bruce Dunsbergen Adult Sunday school –meet in the Legacy Center “Daniel: Spiritual Living in a Secular World” Gary Van Genderen, Ervin Arkema, Jennifer Kramer & Chad Fikse

Sunday Evening Youth Groups

IMPACT Youth (6th—8th grade) - meet at 4:59 pm—Jeff Knouse, Denny & Donna Liekweg, Caden Dunsbergen & Hailey Scandridge Faithwalkers—(9th-12th grade) - meet at 6:27 pm—Jeff & Alison Knouse, Brent & Sandy De Jong & Cale & Kendra Van Wyk

Wednesday Night Small Groups 6th—8th Grade—6:15 pm in the Well—Nick De Penning 9th – 12th Grade—6:45 pm in the Lighthouse—Gerald Droppert