The following is a Thursday night discussion that took place on Feb. 25th, 2021. We discussed the booklet form of Biblical Eldership and worked through a proposed liturgy for our fellowship nights as was practice in anticipation for Lord’s Day …

During this fellowship night we have a time of exhortation and encouragement, singing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs, a time of corporate confession of sin, prayers of thanksgiving and prayers of petition, and a discussion of covenantal child rearing. We then finished the evening with food and laughter.

We’re reviving the Thursday night discussion format! We have loved moving to a “Fellowship Night” format over the past several weeks where whole families can come together to practice worshiping God, studying His Word, and fellowshipping together. However, one of …

On February 5th and 6th, a group of six men traveled to Moscow ID to attend the annual Missions Conference. The topic of this year’s conference was the call of the Church to return to God’s instructions for caring for …

On January 31st, around 40 souls from Lewis County, traveled north to experience Covenant Renewal worship with Trinity Church in Bothel WA. Because it was about a 2 hour drive, we did not have a fellowship night in the evening. This episode is the entirety of the Lord’s Day service at Trinity. 

We recently met to discuss Memorial G in the CREC book of Memorials. You can read the memorial here. Here is the email I sent to everyone interested in coming. Hi Everyone, Now that Pastor Dave Hatcher has met us …

We’re excited about the work the Lord is doing here in Lewis County. While our leaders and their media proudly herald the various ways the heathen nations can rage and the peoples plot in vain, we plow in the hope that comes from …

In our quest to plant a reformed church in Lewis County WA, we are pursing unity in theological areas that are addressed in the CREC Book of Memorials. This week we tackled two topics Ministerial Training as well as Confessional …

This was a time of fellowship that took place between many families who would like to see a reformed church take root here in Lewis County. We met for a time of singing, discussion and fellowship. We discussed the first half of the Reformed Evangelical Confession