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At BCRC, we believe the most effective way to create Christian community is through small groups: people who have come together to accomplish a task, learn and grow, or resolve a personal need.
"Life Groups" may take on many roles within the church, from divorce care to picking up hammers and saws to assist a needy person with home repairs.
Each Life Group functions to help its members in becoming fully-devoted disciples of Christ. For one, belonging to a Life Group is an opportunity to give; for another, an opportunity to receive; for both it is a ministry of reciprocity, with each being blessed.
Would you like to find a Life Group that fits you?
Browse Life Groups
View the Life Groups calendar
Questions? Contact our Life Groups Ministry Team
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If you would like to join any of the ministries listed below, please contact the church office. Brookfield CRC members can use the church directory to contact leaders listed.
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Nursery
Helping hands are needed to care for our children and the children of guests during church services. Contact Heidi TeWinkel.
Children’s Worship
A meaningful worship experience for 3-year-olds through kindergarten, offered during the sermon portion of the adult worship service. Contact Debbie Janke.
KidZone & Elevate
Making disciples of our children is our main passion. These Sunday morning Bible study classes for children and youth meet after the morning worship service, from 10:50-11:45 throughout the school year. Contact Shannon Young & Randy Wondergem.
GEMS (Girls Everywhere Meeting the Savior)
Girls grades 2-7
At club meetings every 1st and 3rd Wednesday, girls participate in a variety of fun and meaningful activities to enrich their lives. Games, crafts, singing, outdoor activities, Bible lessons, and the wisdom of caring counselors all help girls learn how to deal with life challenges in a godly way. Contact Cindy Van Kampen & April Blok.
Brookfield Christian Boys Club (BCBC)
Boys grades 2-6 The Brookfield Christian Boys Club (BCBC) meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesday evening. Under the leadership of example-setting Christian men, boys discover more about themselves, each other, and how God works in their lives. A variety of activities, teaching, mentoring, and fun experiences are planned throughout the school year. Contact Glen A. Blok & Chuck Perry.
KidsHope USA
“One Child, One Hour, One Church, One School.” The mission of Kids Hope USA is to build caring relationships between a loving adult and an at-risk child, between a church and a neighborhood school, between a praying church member and a mentor. For more information, visit www.kidshopeusa.org. Contact Linda Saubers.
What’s Up?
Youth grades 7 & 8
A dynamic ministry that provides fun activities where young teens can serve and worshp God together, and grow in their faith and knowledge of Jesus Christ. Led by dedicated adults, seventh and eighth graders come together for Biblically-based discussion on a variety of topics relevant to teens. Evening meetings include games, snacks, small group discussion, and prayer. Other events during the year include lock-ins, fun social activities, and service projects What's Up? meets on the first and third Sunday of every month, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Download the 2009-2010 Calendar (50k .xls). Contact Emily Hull at emily@brookfieldcrc.org.
On the Edge
High School
The purpose of On The Edge is to reach students, connect them with other Christians, help them to grow in their faith, and challenge them to discover how to honor God with their life. OTE is led by faithful and dedicated leaders. Teens join together to study, pray, play, worship, serve, and participate in activities which include retreats, coventions, and meeting in small groups. OTE meets the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Download the 2009-10 OTE Calendar (51k .xls). Contact Emily Hull at emily@brookfieldcrc.org.
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