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Worship Services
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Every Sunday at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. During the summer months of July and August the evening service is cancelled.
Nursery is provided for the morning service and for all special evening services.
Sunday School for children aged 3 - grade 3 during the morning service.
Evening Electives: For six consecutive Sunday evenings in October/November and March/April, various study sessions on such topics as culture, ethics, theology, art, family and marriage, church history are offered.
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Advent 2009
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Fleetwood Christian Reformed Church invites you to join us during the month of December to explore the Advent Conspiracy. Let's Change the way we do Christmas! The story of Jesus birth is a story of Promise, Hope, and a revolutionary Love. So, what happened? What was once a time to celebrate the birth of a Saviour has somehow turned into a season of stress, traffic jams and shopping lists. Is this what we really want out of Christmas? What if Christmas became a world-changing event again? Go to http://www.bclocalnews.com/surrey_area/
surreyleader/community/78693387.html for a news article on Fleetwood CRC and the Advent Conspiracy.
Each Sunday morning at 10:00 from November 29 to December 20 we'll hear a message that helps us prepare for a simple Christmas, and in the evening we will have a special service to celebrate Christmas in different and meaningful way.
November 29 AM Worship Fully
PM "A Blue Christmas" a service for those that may find Christmas a difficult time to get through for many different reasons
December 6 AM Spend Less
PM Children's Christmas Service - a child-friendly service for young and old
December 13 AM Give More
PM Taize service - a relective, meditative service of prayer, song and silence
December 20 AM Love All
PM Candlelight service - a traditional service of lessons and carols.
December 25 Christmas Day Service at 10:00 AM - a Celebration of the story that changes our lives.
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Lent 2009
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"Psalms of Lament"
Jesus' cry from the cross, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" echoes one of hte many laments found in the book of Psalms. Words torn from the gut, wrenching expressions or sorrow, grief and despair have always been an integral part of Israelits history and the Judeo-Christian tradition. As we prepare for Easter during this season of lent we will experience the power of these psalms. They challenge us to stop relating to God at a surface level, saying and doing all the 'right' things, and to engage in authentic, genuine, from the heart, interaction with God.
March 1 - Introduction/Psalm 13
March 8 - Psalm 31
March 15 - Psalm 42
March 22 - Psalm 55
March 29 - Psalm 51
April 5 - Psalm 88 (Palm Sunday)
April 9 - Maundy Thursday - Service of Shadows
April 10 - Psalm 22 (Good Friday)
April 12 - Easter Service
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Morning Service
Aug 29, 2010
Living with Respect to Rulers
Romans 12,13
Aug 22, 2010
Hope Beyond the Empire
Romans 8:3-4,35-39
Aug 15, 2010
When Demons Haunt Us
Romans 7:21-25
Aug 8, 2010
How Martyrs Stand Strong
Romans 6
Aug 1, 2010
Finding the Centre of the Universe
Romans 4: 1-5, 16, 17, 23
Evening Service
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Evening Electives Spring 2009
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Which Way to God - a Christian look at World Religions Part II
A continuation of the fall elective series - Christians believe Jesus is the only way to God - but what about friends and neighbours who practice other religions? Together we will learn what the basic beliefs and practices of various world religions are and what it means to be a Christian in the context of these religions. Over the 6 week period we will explore Sikhism and Buddhism.
Parenting with Love and Logic
Kids don't come with an owner's manual and sometimes parenting just feels like hard work. Do you ever wonder where the love and fun went? In this elective we will be discussing how to find ways to raise children who are self confident and ready to deal with the real world while you still maintain healthy parental control.
Delving into the "Deep Economy"
In this elective, discussion will be based on the book, "Deep Economy: the Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future" by Bill McKibben. We will discuss the book and McKibben's ideas about how we should think about the things we buy, the food we eat, the energy we use, and the money that pays for it all.
Serving our Community - Service Projects for kids and teens
Over 6 weeks we will do various service projects for our community and organizations within it. Baking cookies and other treats, making banners and cards, and more. We will serve others but have a lot of fun doing it!
Read with Me, Craft with Me
For our youngest group (basically ages 5-7) we will do different stories and associated crafts every week.
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Evening Electives Fall 2009
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BioEthics - “A Reformed Look at Life and Death Choices”, Ted Venema
Modern medicine is wonderful - but it also raises many ethical questions that were unknown to our parents and grandparents. This elective will allow us to examine and discuss a number of issues.
Discussing Flannery O’Connor, Leanne Engbers
Join a discussion group on American writer Flannery O'Connor. Each week we'll discuss her wit, jarring story lines, and theological imagery in one of her short stories.
ESL (English as a Second Language) Café, Tim Antonides
Would you like to improve your English? Come join us for some coffee and conversation in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. It doesn't matter what your English level is or how old you are--anyone is welcome.
What’s Up with the Church Down the Street?, Tom Bomhof/Albert Westerhuis
In this elective we will explore the beliefs and practices of other Christian denominations and come to appreciate and understand the theology and worship practices of other Christians.
Team Mexicali, Sindy Jeske
Mexico Outreach 2010 here we come! This elective is for all grade 10-12 youth and adults that are interested in serving in our annual mission trip. This time will be spent learning about how to share the gospel in Mexicali and what to expect during the trip.
Read with Me, Craft with Me
Children from kindergarten to grad 2 will have stories read to them and will make a craft. Children should be able to handle scissors and glue.
Advent Activities and Crafts, various leaders
Hey kids, do you want to get started on Christmas presents early? Or just have some fun doing some activities and making crafts? We’re planning to make cookies, candles, Christmas ornaments and other fun things. Sound like fun? Sign up today!
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