Cadets: Begins again in the Fall

All boys, ages 9 to 14 are welcome. The goal of the Calvinist Cadet Corps is to help boys grow spiritually in all areas of life (devotional, mental, physical and social) by providing Christian men as models and mentors, helping the boys in a uniquely designed structure, program and materials. We meet Tuesday evenings from 6:30-8:45 p.m.

Head Counsellor: Mark Stam

GEMS Girls' Club: Girls Everywhere Meeting the Saviour Begins again in the Fall

GEMS, a relationship building, club program created especially for girls Grades 3 - 8. At club meetings, girls have the opportunity to participate in a variety of fun and meaningful activities that will enrich and add new dimension to their lives. Games, crafts, singing, learning important life skills through badge work, discussing the Bible and learning how to apply it to life, as well as discovering solutions to many of the challenges facing girls today, are all a part of the club experience. The goal of our club is to bring girls into a living relationship with Jesus Christ.  We meet Wednesdays from 6:45 - 8:15 p.m. This year's theme is “Abba, I belong to You” dealing with our identities as being daughters of the King.

Coordinators: Joyce Visscher and Catherine Timmerman

Guelph Friendship Club: A ministry with people who are developmentally challenged.

We believe everyone is created in God’s image and is able to relate to him. God’s forgiveness, love, and acceptance is a gift that is not dependent on our level of intelligence or ability. We meet every Thursday afternoon, from 2:00 – 3:00, at ARC Industries and Thursday evening, from 7:30 – 9:00 at First CRC. We gather for worship, prayer, praise, learning, and to enjoy each other's company.  We have 40 or more students and over 15 teachers and helpers. Everybody is welcome to visit or join us and contribute.

Contact Person: Rebekka Meems      

Men’s Life: Begins again in the Fall

We meet once a month for a breakfast and discussion of various topics.  It is open to men of all ages, members or non-members, married or single.  Our goal is to give guidance of how we see ourselves fit into our society, workplace, and home while showing our Christian faith.  We also have small groups that meet during the week.  Please join us anytime.

          Contact: Joel Koops or Daniel Wood

Small Groups:   

Our purpose is to know each other well, to provide fellowship, teaching, learning and pastoral care. Most groups meet twice a month in member’s homes. These groups, consisting of about 10 – 12 people, they vary in their activities which may include prayer, Bible study, reflections on books, movies or articles.

Interested in joining a group? Call Joan Klapwyk or Gretchen VanArragon

Women’s LIFE: Begins again in the Fall 

Morning Group – We meet on Wednesdays at New Life Church from 9:15-11:15 a.m. Our purpose is to build community among women and to encourage each other in our walk as followers of Christ. Neighbours and friends are always welcome! We begin each meeting with coffee and fellowship. Opening devotions, singing, sharing concerns and prayer is done in a large group setting. After that, we break into small groups for Bible study and sharing our faith. During the year we also have social events; Craft day, Pie baking, Christmas program, Forget Winter Workshops, Prayer day, to name a few. It’s an uplifting time together and we warmly welcome all to join us! We offer a full range of childcare:

Infants – Nursery care

Age 1-2 Little Lambs program

Age 3-4 Sheep Tales program

For more information contact Bette-Ann Bruulsema

Evening Group - We meet on Tuesdays at New Life Church at 7:30-9:30 p.m. Our purpose is to enfold, encourage and share our faith with New Life women as well as with friends and neighbours. We currently have one small group, headed by a team of leaders. Our evening consists of prayer, devotions, and Bible study, great discussions, coffee, goodies and sharing time. Special events, crafts, unique studies and videos are also planned for our group. Please feel welcome to join us!

            For more information contact Barb Wesselius or Gerda Jonkman