Beaverdam Christian Reformed Church
JOIN US FOR WORSHIP SUNDAYS @ 9:30am & 6pm
The church community of Beaverdam Christian Reformed Church invites you to worship on Sunday mornings while surrounded by caring hearts and welcoming faces and voices. Our worship style is reverent and traditional as we use an organ and piano (we love our hymn books!). We love singing the Psalms, the great hymns of the faith, and make use of modern-day hymnody as well. Our preaching is always out of God's Word as we listen to ancient biblical doctrines and truths applied to today's challenges, and we believe in the importance of prayer as part of our worship.
Morning Series: Reformed Worship Evening Series: The Book of Job
Upcoming Church Activities
This morning we finish up our sermon series looking at Reformed worship as we hear about how the worship service ends and where we go after we leave Sunday worship
Summertime Sunday Morning Refreshments: Members of the Council and their families will be providing refreshments (cookies, coffee, punch) every other Sunday. They provide this as an encouragement for our church family to visit together and catch up with each other’s lives.
This evening for our outdoor worship service we hear about how our formal corporate Sunday worship shapes our informal individual and family worship throughout the rest of the week. How ought we to worship the Lord when we are outdoors and surrounded by God’s creation? We will also be serving ice cream treats afterward to enjoy a time of fellowship together on a Sunday summer evening. (If it’s raining we will worship back indoors.) There will be no live-streaming of this evening’s outdoor worship service.
Everyone is invited to an organ concert here at church on Sunday, September 13 @ 4:00 p.m. featuring our Allen Renaissance R-350 organ. Our own church organists will present a variety of music. We will also be joined by organist Joel Gary, the technician who installed our organ. Joel is the organist at the Grand Rapids Public Museum and has been a church musician in the Grand Rapids area for 44 years. The organ will be placed in the center front of the sanctuary for all of our services on that Sunday. This concert is open to the public so please invite others to attend. Refreshments will be served immediately following the concert.