Congregational Life
In addition to worshiping the Lord together each Sabbath day, we enjoy each otherʼs fellowship through a number of edifying activities throughout the week. We welcome you to do the same!
Societies
Young People’s
Sundays 11:15 AM (Weekly)
Young Adults
Sundays 11:15 AM (Alternate)
Men’s Society
Mondays 6:30 PM (Weekly)
Ladies’ Society
Wednesdays 10:30 AM (Alternate)
Adult Bible Study
Wednesdays 7:30 PM (Alternate)
Sunday School
Sundays 11:15 AM (June-August; December)
Catechism
For Children, Young People, and Young Adults. Monday Evenings (September-May)
Community Bible Study
Come join us as we study Genesis 7-9, Noah’s life and The Flood, and witness the power of God’s judgment and grace!
When: First and Third Thursday of Each Month at 6:30 PM
Where: Kent District Library: 8191 Byron Center Ave SW, Byron Center, MI 49315
Our Consistory
In the PRCA, we believe that “for the maintenance of good order in the church of Christ it is necessary that there should be: offices, assemblies, supervision of doctrine, sacraments and ceremonies, and Christian discipline” (Church Order, Article 1). To that end, our council is made up of Pastor, elected elders, and elected deacons. “The office of the elders, in addition to what was said in Article 16 to be their duty in common with the minister of the Word, is to take heed that the ministers, together with their fellow-elders and the deacons, faithfully discharge their office, and both before and after the Lord’s Supper, as time and circumstances may demand, for the edification of the churches, to visit the families of the congregation, in order particularly to comfort and instruct the members, and also to exhort others in respect to the Christian religion.” (Church Order, Article 23). In addition to the work of the elders, “the office peculiar to the deacons is diligently to collect alms and other contributions of charity and, after mutual counsel, faithfully and diligently to distribute the same to the poor as their needs may require it; to visit and comfort the distressed and to exercise care that the alms are not misused; of which they shall render an account in consistory, and also (if anyone desires to be present) to the congregation, at such a time as the consistory may see fit.” (Church Order, Article 25).