Fellowship Reformed Church

Reflections

Mirror, Mirror

Written by Pastor Megan Hodgin
 
“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?”
 

Help Me to Believe in Beginnings

Help Me to Believe in Beginnings, by Ted Loder (Guerillas of Grace)
 
God of history and of my heart,
so much as happened to me during these whirlwind days:

A Story About Community: Reflections from Mike and Karen Bader

Once upon a time, we moved to a new neighborhood in a well-established subdivision in town.  It was a very pretty area, and was a good location to raise our family.  Like some other neighborhoods we had lived in, people didn’t communicate much with their neighbors.  Oh sure, we met a couple neighbors at the mailbox or while walking the dog, but we didn’t hang out with them.

A Story About Community: Reflections from Tim and Linda Taylor

We recognize that community exists in many forms such as work, family, work, social and service activities, work, extracurricular functions of children, work, and church. Some of us remember the television sit-com from the ‘60s that featured Dobie Gillis and his friend the hippie who would shriek “WORK!” whenever the topic was mentioned. Maybe the hippie was right. We have allowed work to dominate our culture and society. We sense that train left the station a long time ago.
 
Notice the above list ends with church, by design.

A Story About Community: Reflections from Ken and Kathy Wood

 Over the 34 years of being together, we have always been engaged in small groups within the church.  We actually can’t imagine how it would feel if we had not done this.  We are confident we would not be as close to Christ today or have experienced as much spiritual growth were it not for our different small groups.  We have lived in five different states (away from our immediate family), and in each place the church has truly been our family because of these small group experiences.

A Story About Community: Reflections from Martin and Carol DeVries

We initially joined Fellowship Church because we were eager to become involved in a smaller family church.  Our previous church experiences were more rewarding in smaller congregations.  However, God blessed Fellowship with lots of growth, and it soon grew so large it lost that small family feel.

God at Work: Reflections from Diane Becker

As we explore the mission of God in the book of Jonah, we have asked some lay leaders from the Ridder Leadership Initiative to share their reflections. They were each given two questions to consider: Where do you see God present and at work around you? And how are you joining in on God's mission?

Below are reflections from Diane Becker, a recent Care Leadership Elder, a designer and a lover of people:

God at Work: Reflections from Patrick Cisler

As we explore the mission of God in the book of Jonah, we have asked some lay leaders from the Ridder Leadership Initiative to share their reflections. They were each given two questions to consider: Where do you see God present and at work around you? And how are you joining in on God's mission?

Below are reflections from Patrick Cisler who teaches Sunday School, together with his wife Elyse, reads almost as much as Pastor Brian and pursues service and mission with great passion:

God at Work: Reflections from Steve Braunius

As we explore the mission of God in the book of Jonah, we have asked some lay leaders from the Ridder Leadership Initiative to share their reflections. They were each given two questions to consider: Where do you see God present and at work around you? And how are you joining in on God's mission?

God at Work: Reflections from Kelly Slager

As we explore the mission of God in the book of Jonah, we have asked some lay leaders from the Ridder Leadership Initiative to share their reflections. They were each given two questions to consider: Where do you see God present and at work around you? And how are you joining in on God's mission?

Below are reflections from Kelly Slager, a Care Leadership Elder, new mom and faithful servant:

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