Reformed Fellowship June 2024 Newsletter

Board Updates

At our membership meeting in April, Reformed Fellowship’s members approved the proposed changes to our bylaws. We thank our members for their support in the finances and direction of our organization.
We hosted book tables at several officebearer conferences early in the year and at the O Church, Arise Conference at Bethany United Reformed Church in Wyoming, MI, on March 22-24. We released our newest publication, “Mental Health & Soul Care” at the Go & Teach Conference at Heritage Reformed Congregation of Jordan, ON, on April 19 & 20. We got to put a lot of Outlook issues in the hands of attendees who are new to the Reformed faith.
Please give a few minutes of your time to share your insights on Reformed Fellowship’s direction via an assessment survey. Your perspectives are so very valuable to us. The survey can be accessed at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K2M 3 VLV.

Service Opportunity

Reformed Fellowship’s publication committee seeks a volunteer to convert scanned pdfs to a Word document as part of a larger book project. This would be a great service project for a tech-savvy high schooler or for an interested person of any age. Interested parties are asked to please contact Dr. Andrew Compton via email at acompton@midamerica.edu.

Spanish Translation Update

CLIR (Fellowship of Reformed Churches in Latin America) regularly translates Reformed Fellowship publications into Spanish for distribution across Latin America. We recently received this update from General Editor Neytan Jiménez:

So far we have published:

Guard Your Heart by Hank Van der Woerd
Open Heart, Open Home by Tony and Arley Zekveld
Jesus Loves the Little Children by Daniel Hyde
But for the Grace of God by Cornelis Venema
Ezra and Nehemiah by Norman De Jong
Jacob by Mark Vander Hart
Joseph and Judah by Mark Vander Hart
Genesis 1-11 by Mark Vander Hart
Esther: The God Who Is Silent Is Still Sovereign by Norman De Jong

This year we are expecting to publish:

Called to Serve by Michael Brown
Little One Lost by Glenda Mathes

These are already translated and designed.