New Era Christian Reformed Church
Here you will find information about who we are and what we profess as a body of Christian believers, the groups and organizations that are part of our community, the training, education, and guidance provided to our youth, and how we are striving to live in service.
At New Era CRC we have committed ourselves to the struggles and blessings, the joy and pain of walking together in faith and community for 125 years!
Founded in 1884, our church is as old as the community in which it resides. We have been blessed to see generation upon generation find home among our congregation.
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Sunday worship service at 9:30am, teaching service at 6:00pm.
"Growing in Relationship with God, with Each Other, and with Our Community."
Sunday Worship Service at 9:30am, Teaching Service at 6:00pm
Recent Sermons
Loving God’s Name: The Third Commandment
Every command God gives is an invitation before it is a boundary. Our fall series, “The Law of Hospitality,” explores the Ten Commandments as God’s blueprint for a life of shalom. Guided each week by the Heidelberg Catechism, we’ll see the commandments are not walls to shut people out, but doors to open our hearts to God and our neighbor. Today, Pastor John preaches on the third commandment with a sermon on “Loving God’s Name” from Colossians 3:1-17.
Loving God’s Word: The Second Commandment
Every command God gives is an invitation before it is a boundary. Our fall series, “The Law of Hospitality,” explores the Ten Commandments as God’s blueprint for a life of shalom. Guided each week by the Heidelberg Catechism, we’ll see the commandments are not walls to shut people out, but doors to open our hearts to God and our neighbor. Today, Pastor John preaches on the second commandment with a sermon on “Loving God’s Word” from II Timothy 3:10-17.
Loving God First: The First Commandment
Every command God gives is an invitation before it is a boundary. Our fall series, “The Law of Hospitality,” explores the Ten Commandments as God’s blueprint for flourishing life. Guided each week by the Heidelberg Catechism, we’ll discover the law not as a gate that shuts people out, but as a door that opens our lives to God and our neighbor. Today, Pastor John preaches on the first commandment with a sermon on “Loving God First,” from II Corinthians 6:14-7:1.