Monthly Archives: May 2012

WORLD MISSIONS – Celebrating Pentecost: Today, Pentecost Sunday, join Christian Reformed World Missions in celebrating God’s global Church, one with many ethnicities, languages, and cultures. Through the work of the Holy Spirit, we see God drawing people to Himself as … Continue reading →

There will be youth tonight (May 27) at 7pm at the church. See you all there!

UNBC Chaplaincy (Classical Ministry Share) This Classical Ministry Share offering will help Rev. Alan van der Woerd (who took over from the Letttinga’s in January) to continue with the Lord’s work at the University of Northern British Columbia, located in … Continue reading →

Preparing for Pentecost – Next Sunday is Pentecost, a time to celebrate the Holy Spirit. On the first Pentecost, through the gift of speaking in tongues, God made clear His desire to extend the Good News to all people. Today … Continue reading →

Associates with Christian Studies International and Visiting Professors with the -Department of Religious Studies:Philosophy and Ethics, University of Jos, Nigeria, West Africa  -Also with the University of the Gambia and the Gambia Theological Institute May 14, 2012 “Let the light of … Continue reading →

Back to God Ministries For over seventy years, Back to God Ministries International has claimed media to fulfill Christ’s Great Commission to preach the Gospel and disciple believers.  Back to God Ministries International aired its first radio program in December … Continue reading →

GROUNDWORK – I Am The Way, The Truth and The Life: In the book of John, Jesus tells us exactly who he is. Join the May 20 Groundwork conversation on John 14:6 to discuss what it means for Jesus to … Continue reading →

We will be meeting at the church by 7 pm sharp and heading to the lake’s picnic site.  Please let us know if you are coming and/or can drive so we can plan carpooling! Also Please bring a lawn chair, … Continue reading →

From Cascade’s website:  “We believe people were created to be in community with one another and hence, that emotional problems which are non-biological are primarily the result of relational difficulties – problems with how we relate to ourselves, to others, … Continue reading →

Our church family has lost a long time friend when our Lord finally carried Jean Cunningham into his peace. After immigrating from the Netherlands in 1953, Jean moved directly to Terrace, sponsored by her brother Bill De Bruyne. She made … Continue reading →