Parkland Reformed
Church of Ponoka Lord’s
Day: May 4, 2008
“God
is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.” John
4:24.
We
extend a hearty welcome to all visitors who have joined us for worship on this
Lord’s Day.
May
God be praised as we worship His Most Holy Name.
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10:00
AM Worship Pre-service
Song: PH# 124:1,2,3 Call
to Worship Silent
Prayer Ÿ
Opening
Hymn: PH# 37 Ÿ
Votum and
Salutation Law Repentance
and Assurance Hymn:
PH# 377 Congregational
Prayer
Scripture: Judges 7:16-25 Ÿ
Song of
Preparation: PH# 158 Text:
Judges 7:16-25 Sermon:
Gideon: Part 5 Applicatory
Prayer Ÿ
Applicatory
Hymn: PH# 442:1-5 Offering:
Cornerstone
Bible Institute Ÿ
Benediction Ÿ
Doxology:
PH# 442:6 ·
Indicates standing
if able |
2:30
PM Worship Pre-service
Song: PH# 426 Call
to Worship Silent
Prayer Ÿ
Opening
Hymn: PH# 400:1,2,3,4 Ÿ
Greeting Ÿ
Confession
of Faith: Apostles Creed Wisdom Hymn of Praise: PH# 52:1,2,5 Congregational Prayer Scripture:
Colossians 1:9-29 Ÿ
Hymn of
Preparation: PH# 402 Text:
Belgic Confession Article 27&28 Sermon:
What is the Church? Theme:
What We Believe Concerning the
Catholic Christian Church 1.
The
Description of the Church 2.
The
Obligations of Believers to the Church
Applicatory
Prayer Ÿ
Applicatory
Hymn: PH# 479 Offering:
Evangelical Fellowship Ÿ
Benediction Ÿ
Doxology:
PH# 400:5 |
TODAY:Greeters:
Craig and
Kim Haan
Nursery AM Infants: Brenda
Faber, Helen Pikkert, Jessica Schakel
Toddlers:
Sylvia Schakel,
Gerlinde Visser, Rachel Vande Pol, Brooke Makkinga
PM Infants:
Elaine Faber, Willemien Wright
Toddlers:
Gerrie Krijger,
Justine Otten
Library Attendants:
Mieke Stolk, Candice Makkinga, Jessica Van Ginkel
Coffee Schedule:
K&M Otten; D&L Overeem
Offerings:
Cornerstone
Bible Institute is
a ministry whose purpose is to evangelize, teach and disciple prisoners to
work for meaningful and lasting change in the hearts and lives of men and
women in Canadian prisons through the study of the Bible and its life
changing message of Jesus and his love. They provide
Bible correspondence classes, reintegration support, assorted inmate
services, and assistance to chaplains.
The
Evangelical Fellowship of Canada is committed to helping Christians make a
greater impact in mission, ministry and witness. Connecting to ministry
resources is another means of increasing ministry effectiveness.
Announcements from
Council
Church Family: Edwin and
Alison Niemeijer were blessed with a baby girl this past Wednesday. Nevaeh (7lbs
3ozs) and mother are doing well. Let us remember all those with child,
the elderly, the widows and widowers, the grieving, and those with on-going
health concerns in our prayers. Let
Accommodations
Needed: We are
still in need of accommodations for our summer student and his family. Please
alert a Council member if you hear of anything.
Church
Calendar this week May 4 – May 10, 2008
Today
Young Adults Get-Together in Leduc
Tues.
May 6
Secret Sister Social @ 10:00am
Wed. May 7
Seniors Day in
Next
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Greeters:
Darryl and
Danna Hoeksema
Nursery AM Infants: Bonnie
Van’t Klooster, Vanessa Thalen, Jessica Faber
Toddlers:
Elaine Makkinga,
Leanne Walls, Dianna Both
PM Infants:
Mariette Pols, Sophie Stolk
Toddlers:
Martha
Otten, Nynke Miedema, Rachel Rodenburg
Mother of the month:
May: Andrea
Thalen
Library Attendants:
Grace Stolk, Shanae Vander Ploeg, Emily Miedema
Offering:
Mustard
Seed / Food Banks Lacombe & Ponoka
Texts
for next week: am:
Acts 2
pm: Belgic Confession Article 29
Coming
Events
May 12
VBS Volunteer meeting @ 7:30 at the Meinen’s
May 18
Coffee Schedule: H&L Overeem and R&H Pikkert
Thank-you:
Thank-you so much
to all the people who came out to help with the church spring-cleaning this past
Monday. We had a great turn-out and
were able to get a lot done in a short amount of time.
Your help is greatly appreciated!
Spring
Women's Conference:
A big "thank you" goes out to all of those who either attended
or participated in any way in the conference on Wednesday. It was a
wonderful day of fellowship with sisters in the Lord from all over
Secret
Sister Social: For
those of you who participated in the Secret Sister Program this year, we will be
having our year end social on May 6 at 10:00 a.m. here at the church. We
ask that the ladies, from the Ladies Fellowship group, bring a plate of goodies
to share for that morning. Baby-sit will be provided.
Young Adults Lunch TODAY: The young adults going to
Leduc this afternoon are welcome to stay at church after the first service for a
lunch that has been prepared for them. We will then be leaving from the church
at 1:30pm to go to the Leduc URC in time for their second service. After their
service we are invited to stay for supper and games with young adults from Leduc
and
Attention all
V.B.S. volunteers:
On May 12 @ 7:30 pm we would love to have you come to the Meinen’s to review
the material for this year’s Vacation Bible School program. If you cannot make
it call Inge @ 783 2423. We would love to see new faces even if you have not
signed up. Thank-you for your support, Jolanda and Inge
Accommodations
Needed: We are a
young family that is hoping to move to Ponoka in the beginning of June. We are
looking for a place to rent and someone to babysit our two children during the
day. If you know of a place for rent or if you are willing to babysit please
contact Jonathan or Candace Slomp at (780)487-0239 or e-mail canslo23@yahoo.ca.
Any help would be appreciated.
May 4, 2008:
The Case for Theology & Apologetics
How
important is it to know what you believe and why you believe it? Should the
average Christian be informed about doctrines like justification and
propitiation, or are those only for academic types? On this edition of the
program the hosts discuss these question and interact with some on-the-street
polls taken at a recent pastors convention.
May 11, 2008:
The
Case for Theology & Apologetics (Part 2)
On
this edition of the White Horse Inn the hosts continue to interact with recent
polls taken at a pastors convention on the importance of understanding theology
and Biblical terminology. They also respond to the great number of pastors who
preferred the sharing of one's personal testimony over the use of apologetics to
reach outsiders.
Can
be heard on
Pastor:
Mitch Ramkissoon
Phone & fax: (403) 782- 0556 (Monday’s only for emergencies)
Clerk:
Johan
Feitsma
Phone: (403) 783-6343 Fax:
783-6879
Janitor:
Bonnie Van’t Klooster
Phone & fax: (403) 782-3463
Bulletin:
Andrea Thalen
Phone: (403) 783-6489 Email:
athalen@hotmail.com
Deadline Thursday’s by 6:00 PM