PROTESTANT
REFORMED FELLOWSHIP
of Fayetteville
2926 Breezewood Avenue
THIS IS THE LORD'S DAY
March 20, 2005
This is a general announcement about the
upcoming services at the Protestant Reformed Fellowship:
Sermon Topics for March 6, 2005
10:00 A.M. 1st
Service
Believing
There Is
Resurrection!
LD 22
Scripture:
Matthew 22
Psalters: 14, 217, 200, 381
Psalter Words
Rev. Mitchell Dick
Grace PRC, Standale,
MI
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5:00 P.M. 2nd
Service
Naboths
Refusal To Sell His Inheritance
Scripture:
1 Kings 21:1-3
Psalters: 128, 7, 290, 265
Psalter Words
Rev. Mitchell Dick
Grace PRC, Standale,
MI
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As we prepare for a new season of Catechism instruction and Bible
Study, review of the article "What
is Catechism" by Zacharias Ursinus will be very helpful. We are anticipating
having a mid-week Bible Study starting in August.
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The Bulletin
"O come,
let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the LORD our maker." Ps 95:6
The PRF Fellowship extends a
warm welcome to all who are visiting with us today. May God bless us our sweet hours
together as we worship and exalt His holy Name. Today we have Video Sermons
from Grace PRC.
| Order
of Worship Piano Prelude
Call to Worship (selected verse)
Silent Prayer (Unison)
*Doxology "Praise God"
*Invocation (Psalm 124:8)
*Congregational Singing
Reading of the Law 1st Service
Apostles Creed- 2nd Service
*Congregational Singing
Prayer
Offertory
*Congregational Singing
Scripture Reading
Sermon
Prayer
*Congregational Singing
*Doxology 1st Service
197 2nd Service 196
Benediction*Congregation Standing
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APOSTLES CREED
I. I believe in God the Father ,Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth:
II. And in Jesus Christ His only begotten Son, our Lord:
III. Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary:
IV. Suffered under Pontius Pilate; was crucified, dead and buried: He descended into hell:
V. The third day He rose again from the dead;
VI. He ascended into heaven, and sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty:
VII. From thence He shall come to judge the living and the dead:
VIII. I believe in the Holy Spirit:
IX. I believe an holy catholic Church, the communion of saints:
X. The forgiveness of sins:
XI. The resurrection of the body:
XII. And the life everlasting. AMEN. |
Minister Visit:
Rev. Bruinsma and Dave
Moelker will be here April 22-24. Rev. Bruinsma will preach at both services April 24.
Denomination News:
In Memoriam Rev. C. Hanko passed away early this
afternoon, March
14, 2005.
He was 97 years old. Probably many of you knew him personally and maybe had
him as your pastor. He was well known and well received in our churches as a gentle, loving, wise leader. He
began his ministry in 1929 in Hull Iowa (I hear that he preached 3
years hearing hardly a good word about his sermons, and when he enquired about this from
an elder, the elder said, "Dominee, if there is a problem, we'll let you know").
From there he went to Oak Lawn in Illinois in 1935. Here the
family lived, according to his son Prof. Herman Hanko, in a chicken coop that was modified
into a home. This was during the depression. In 1945 he went to Manhattan in Montana. In 1948 he
moved to First in Grand Rapids where he served with Revs.
Hoeksema and DeWolf. He lived through the split there, and continued there until
1964 when he moved to Redlands. In 1971 he came to
Hudsonville, eventually retiring in 1977. Now, 28 years later, and I believe 31
years after his wife passed away, the Lord has given him
deliverance.
Rev. S. Key
declined the call from our congregation in Holland, MI. Rev.
J. Mahtani declined the call to our congregation in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Rev.
G. Eriks declined the call to our Bethel congregation in North Chicago, Il.
Classis West: At the meeting of Classis West on March 2, Rev.
Wayne Bekkering was granted emeritation. God
is thanked for the almost 33 years of faithful service in the active ministry. Now he is commended to Gods wonderful and
sufficient grace that he may continue to minister the Word in his life, and may the Lord
fill every need in the days that are ahead.
Catechism:
Catechism this week: Beginners OT2 Review
Chapters 10-11 at 6:00PM, Seniors OT Review Chapters 6-7 at 7:00 PM, and HC LD 4 at 6:30 PM. We will be using a new set of study notes to
begin this review of the Heidelberg Catechism. The
adults are invited to attend the HC lessons.
From Missionary Mahtani:
With
joy and thanksgiving to God we announce that the Lord has provided us with our first
volunteer assistant for Pittsburgh. Wesley Koops (former elder from First PRC
of Holland) plans to be in Pittsburgh from March 21-April 11, 2005. In order to help carry out Council's
decision to send a volunteer assistant to Pittsburgh for three weeks, twice a year, we
will be taking up a collection at our evening service on March 27th. In
SW this will be in place of the collection for Christian Schools and in Pittsburgh this will be in place of the collection for the
Building Fund. Please note that the expected
expense for each three-week visit is approximately $2,000.
Instead of using denominational funds, we would like to encourage free-will
offerings from Gods people in the calling church, the mission field, and any others
who might like to contribute to these labors. Let us not only give liberally, but let
us continue in fervent prayer for eastern missions.
Quote for Contemplation: In light of this mornings
sermon, a few thoughts on Heaven:
The
Heaven beyond death is Home. It is not only
rest or refuge; it is nothing less than Home. And
Home is more than a place of safety or of repose. It
is the scene where our whole being is in sweet and vivid harmony with surroundings. To enter the unseen state, the Christian is not to
totter out into the cold and void. It is to
get Home. The Home will be indeed
a circle of blessed fellowship, a place of inconceivable interchange of love and joy among
its inhabitants. But the supreme bliss of it
which will always spring up through everything else, and be first in everything, is thiswe
shall have got Home to the Lord. (Handley
Moule, commenting on 2 Corinthians 5:6-9)
Sermon Notes
AM Believing
There Is
Resurrection
PM Naboths
Refusal To Sell His Inheritance |
The Protestant Reformed
Fellowship
2926 Breezewood Avenue
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Phone 864-3696 or 988-3720
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