Other Ministries: Post High School Adults
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Adult Sunday School

Who: Post high school
When: Sunday at 11:10 am (September through May)
Where: Calvin Christian High School (CCHS) Library
Leader: Dr. Robert Godfrey (assisted by Rev. Steven Oeverman)

A time of fellowship over coffee and treats begins immediately after the morning worship service. Class begins at 11:10 am and is dismissed in time for parents to retrieve their children from Sunday School classrooms. This year Dr. Robert Godfrey will continue to lead us through the Gospel according to Luke.

We Believe (Adult Catechism)

Who: All adults
When: Sunday at 11:00 am (September through May)
Where: Calvin Christian High School (CCHS) Classroom 8
Leader: Rev. Stephen Donovan

We always living according to what we really believe; no matter what we say we believe. Join us for this invigorating and challenging interaction with the Word of God through the Belgic Confession. This mini-systematic theology touches on the major doctrines revealed in the Word of God - from Creation to the Last Day - and how they inform the Christian life.

Christian Fellowship

Who: Singles or couples over 40
When: 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 7:30-9:00 pm (September through May)
Where: Fireside Room
Contact Person: Pete De Jong

All singles and couples over 40 years of age are invited to join with us for a time of study and fellowship. Join us this year as we consider "interesting topics from the Scriptures". The forum is open for church members to present and then lead a discussion on a topic of their choice. Our meetings are opened with singing and prayer, followed by the Bible lesson and refreshments.

Coffee Break/Story Hour

Who: Women and young children
What: Bible study and outreach ministry
When: Thursday: 9:30-11:00 am (September through May)
Where: Church classrooms
Directors: Maxine McFarland and Wilma Wilgenburg

Our primary purpose in Coffee Break is to reach out to women from our community and to women within our own church who are in need of a basic Bible study and Christian fellowship. If you are new to our church, like to study God's Word and meet other women, then please come to be a part of our fellowship.

Every Thursday morning we gather for singing and praise, then break into small groups for prayer and study. This year we plan to study the book of Mark. We are sure that the lessons will be a blessing to those who attend.

Do you know someone who is lonely, needs a friend and is searching for a closer relationship with Jesus Christ? Please bring them along with you to Coffee Break! We have a nursery staffed with loving women and an exciting Story Hour program for 2-5 year olds.

Fellowship Groups

Who: all members and attendees of the EURC
When: determined by each group
Where: some of the group members' homes
Contact Person: Andy Van Die (call the church office 760-745-1679)

Fellowship groups consist of 7 to 8 families or singles that meet once every one or two months at a time and place that is convenient for the group. These groups provide a wonderful time to get together with other believers to share our lives with others who share our faith. Thre is always room for more!

Inductive Bible Study

Who: All Adults
When: 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm (September through May)
Where: Upper Room
Leader: Rev. Philip Vos

This year will be an in depth study of the Gospel of John.This Bible study requires from 2 to 5 hours of preparation every two weeks.

Men's Bible Study (Understanding the Book of Romans)

Who: Adult men
When: Saturday 8:00 - 9:00 am
..........Sept. 16 through Oct. 28...... or ..... Nov. 4 through Dec. 16
Where: Fireside Room
Leader: Rev. Steven Oeverman

The Book of Romans has been one of the most influential books of God's Word. With the help of Modern Reformation magazine, our men's Bible study will take a walk down the "Romans Road" in six sessions. This foundational study will set the stage for a follow-up study in the Spring that will focus on some of the practical implications for your life as a Christian man.

Project Philip

Who: Adults
When: Every other Tuesday from 9:00 - 11:00 am (year 'round)
Where: Social Hall
Contact: Etta de Jong

Project Philip is an outreach organization that places New Testament Bibles in hotels/motels, and supplies Christian literature to jails and hospitals. Distributed literature includes a mail-back postcard offering enrollment in our free children and/or adult Bible study (in both English and Spanish). Those who return their enrollment cards are sent a Bible lesson. Returned lessons are corrected and then the next lesson is mailed back to them.

Volunteers are always welcome to help prepare literature and Bibles for distribution, or to correct the Bible lessons. In addition to the camaraderie and refreshments, we take time to join together in prayer for this outreach. Even though we meet from 9:00 to 11:00 am, come join us when you are able to get there, and leave when you need to leave.

Willing Hands

Who: Anyone
When: 1st Thursday of the month from 11:30-3:30 (see bulletin)
What: Sewing and craft projects for charity
Where: Social Hall
Contacts: Arlene Vande Vegte, Theresa Broers, Debbie den Boer

Our projects are to sew receiving blankets and easy quilts for needy infants and children. Anyone who would like to help cut bagric or batting, pin, iron, hand or machine sew is welcome to join us. Our blankets will be delivered to Alternative Pregnancy Care Center, a shelter for homeless and battered women and children, Mexico Project, and where needed.

Women's Bible Study

Who: Women of all ages
When: 1st and 3rd Wednesday, 7:30-8:30 pm (October through May)
Where: Council Room
Leaders: Nettie Brouwer, Daphne Jasperse, and Debby Rau

We enjoy refreshments and a time of prayer to begin our study. This year we will consider "Redemption: The Triumph of God's Great Plan"; a study aimed at helping to understand each part of the Bible in its relationship to the grand design of God's determination to save the world through Jesus Christ who is the focal point of all Scripture. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity for warm fellowship and for gaining helpful perspective on the whole of Scripture - God's perspective that will aid your every study of God's Word.

Youths of Yesterday

Who: Senior Citizens
When: One Tuesday a month at 10:30 (September through May)
Where: Social Hall (there are some outings)
Contact Person: Andy and Joke Van Die

We bigin with coffee-time before starting the meeting with singing a few songs and having devotions led by a minister, a professor from Westminster Seminary, or a student intern. We have lunch together and after lunch, we often have children from Calvin Christian School singing for us or some other program. Anyone 55 or older is welcome and encouraged to bring a friend.