We meet early every other Saturday morning.
On the first weekend of the month, we have breakfast and go through a chapter of Proverbs. All ages welcome!
Then on the third week, we meet again for a book study and discussion (with coffee and small snacks).
Recent books include: It's Good to Be A Man by Michael Foster and Family Shepherds by Voddie Baucham.
Includes Bible study, fellowship, and group discussion with emphasis on "How should this change the way I think and live?" Groups meet every other week this fall and two locations – check the events calendar for details.
Adults and teenagers usually meet in the annex, and we study a mix of topics. There's a break for the summer, but we'll pick up where we left off studying church history using Nick Needham's 2000 Years of Christ's Power as the organizing source.
Last year, we went through the 1689 Confession and prior to that, studied 36 faithful Christians using John MacArthur's series of 3 books on twelve men, women, and unexpected heroes of the faith as a starting point.
Children meet as a 'one room schoolhouse', 3 years old up to 12. They practice scripture & catechism memorization, singing, and biblical lessons. A nursery/toddler group is available as well.
Beware of a merely intellectual Christianity with no love for souls.
In the middle of the week, we come together to pray, remembering who God is, thanking Him for his provision, and bringing needs to Him. We have a short devotional study, usually rotating through the Psalms, and close with a focus on the needs of global missions.
Bring a notepad!
Members participate
Members of Harbor partner with other local ministries to seek to save some of the most vulnerable in our society, faithfully making God's law and gospel known to mothers and fathers and lost sheep in Holland and Grand Rapids.
Members participate
Faith Comes By Hearing produces audio resources and oral translations to spread God's word to all nations.
Affiliated with
Harbor is a member church of the Reformed Baptist Network, an association of independently governed churches that hold to the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith. Its stated purpose is "to glorify God through fellowship and cooperation in fulfilling the Great Commission to the ends of the earth."
Member churches keep their own government and pool their efforts for what no single congregation can do alone: sending and supporting missionaries, national pastors, and military chaplains, planting and strengthening churches at home and abroad, and gathering each year for the General Assembly.
