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WEEK OF JANUARY 25

FRC NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS

Help Us Win Dinner. (For Jesus.) We’re currently at 119 RSVPs for the Reformed Rebuilders’ Brat Fry for THIS WEDNESDAY., Jan. 28.  Our goal? 200+.  The benchmark? Those overachieving Wednesday Night Family Meals clocking in at 160–175.  Not that we’re competitive. We just… really want to win. 😉

Too busy to stay? Grab take-out.  Too full to eat? Come anyway—it’s for a great cause.  Every brat, bun, and side helps fund the Rebuilders’ February trip to Florida to help families rebuild after hurricane damage. Bonus points if you can help with a few still-needed food items—they stretch the dollars and the impact.

A Consistory Update: A quick follow-up after last week’s Consistory meeting. The team continues its careful discernment around the RCA / denominational decision, which remains the top priority. As shared in last week’s bulletin (and the congregational meeting) they are working toward bringing a proposal to the congregation in early March.

At the same time, the Consistory is gathering information to provide deeper insight into the feedback you shared regarding the Facilities Project (including Food Vault and youth-related themes).

There are a lot of spinning plates—and remember, these are volunteer leaders balancing this important work alongside their day jobs! So thanks for your patience as things move thoughtfully forward. More information will be shared this spring.

Thank you for your prayers, patience, and ongoing engagement.

LOCAL NEWS

Alpha Starts Again NEXT Sunday | Feb 1st  @  4 PM Alpha is a friendly space to explore faith, ask honest questions, and have real conversations—no pressure, no “right answers.” If you’ve ever wondered, wrestled, or just wanted to listen, Sundays at 4 PM is for you.

This week’s January/February Special offering spotlight is on The Gathering Place in Sheboygan Falls.

Four days a week, adults with early to mid-stage memory loss gather for a safe, joyful space filled with connection, care, and community. While they are nurtured physically, mentally, and spiritually, caregivers receive much-needed respite and peace of mind.

Multiple people from our own church serve here, and this ministry continues to grow because of generous support. Your gift helps keep this welcoming place open, staffed, and thriving for those who need it most.

The Deacons thank you for supporting ministry that meets people exactly where they are.  To-date the combined special offering this month (for the Gathering Place & Pastor Elijah and Living Hope Uganda) is $1,649.

He Knows Your Name (We Need It Too) The past couple of Sundays, the Deacons received some cash gifts in name-less envelopes. First—thank you! Your generosity is truly appreciated.

Second, as tax season approaches, a quick reminder: to get a donation receipt for tax purposes, your name needs to be on the envelope. Without it, your gift is a blessing to us but won’t be acknowledged by the IRS. Thanks for supporting the church and helping us keep things running smoothly!

NEWS BRIELF

Congratulations to Adam & Erika Daane who had a baby girl, Aubrey Jo, last Saturday! Sleep is cancelled.

Peeps — the weather outside is frightful, so you’re not that busy! We’ve got plenty of servant-heart opportunities waiting for you, and some take less than 30 minutes. Every little yes can be a way we love our neighbor—let’s fill these FRC spots and keep the love flowing!

  • Servers & Clean up for Feb. 18 Family Meal. Sign up HERE. Or use the QR code because we NEED to fill these spots quickly!
  • February Ushers - Click HERE
  • Love Inc. New Way Meal Support on Feb 19th HERE
  • After-Church Cookies - Click HERE

Last week’s offering totaled $12,004 with 375 in attendance. We also received a $25,000 outreach grant from Wisconsin Classis to help cover the cost of working with consultants from Brown Church Development and Church Growth Services, who are helping us clarify and pursue our vision for greater outreach and discipleship.

Thank you to all of our faithful cookie bakers! Your work promotes Sunday morning fellowship and engagement of our visitors and regular attenders!

Coffee Doesn’t Make Itself (Sadly!) We’re looking for a few friendly helpers to set up and tidy up our Solid Ground Coffee & Drink Bar on Sunday mornings. That simple “grab a cup” moment helps newcomers relax, linger, and feel at ease—and this behind-the-scenes ministry quietly sets the tone for a warm, welcoming start. Click HERE to get involved. FULL TRAINING provided—even if coffee isn’t your love language.

THIS WEEK'S ACTIVITIES

Sunday

9AM - Sunday WORSHIP: Reset Your Purpose (Pastor Bob) Scripture: Isaiah 6:1-8
9:15 (approx., Pastor will announce) House of Praise for kids (3yr. - 3rd grade)

10:15 AM Coffee & Cookies (Fellowship Hall)

10:15 AM Sunday School, including the adult class on Romans

6:30 PM Acts 29

Monday

7:00 PM Men’s Ministry Team (Library)

Tuesday

9:00 AM Eernisse Circle in Fellowship Hall (Hostess: Althea)

1:30 PM Stitching for a Cause

Wednesday

4:30 - 6:30 PM Reformed Rebuilder’s Fundraiser Brat Fry

6:15 (Uth) & 6:30 PM (Bible Class)

7:30 PM Choir Practice

What's coming...

FEBRUARY

2/1 @ 9am - Sunday WORSHIP: Scripture: Romans 5:12-17 Sermon: Sin Exposed (Pastor Bob)

3rd: Prayer Circle (Leader: Ann L., Hostess: Mary H.)

5th: Missions Circle

7th: Men’s Prayer Breakfast

8th: High Five (Wood Project)

9th: Connect & Reach Teams Meeting

10th: Food Pick-Up

10th: Miracles of Jesus 7-week Women’s Bible Study

18th: Wednesday Nite Family Meal

19th: Festive Food Fellowship Life Group

COMING THIS SUMMER

Vacation Bible School: June 15 - 18 (afternoons)

Camp Manitoqua: June 21 - 26

PRAYER CARE

PTL - “Al & Rita Harmeling want to thank you for all the prayers and concern for their daughter Jessica. She is no longer critical and is slowly improving!” We give thanks to God for this and pray for her continued healing.

Let’s uplift these FRC’ers in prayer: Craig Mentink (chemo), EJ Caljouw (hospice care at Pine Haven), Sue Hartmann (OT & PT); and those in healing/recovery: Blayne Brusse, Bob Van Der Puy, Brian Stecker and Lamont Rauwerdink. And pray for wisdom for Henry DeBlaey’s care team as they work on treatment options.

This week we’re praying for Liz TenPas and Reborn Ministries in Chicago’s Garfield Park neighborhood. Praises for: safety and rest over the break, faithful supporters and gospel partnerships & for opportunities to reach neighbors.

Prayer Requests include: open doors for spiritual conversations with students at Legal Prep, salvation for those involved in street life on her block, peace and an end to violence in Chicago and that students’ head knowledge of God becomes heart change.