Stay Connected Through Our Newsletters
At First Reformed Church, we love to stay connected with our congregation throughout the week — not just on Sundays. One of the best ways we do that is through our email newsletters. Whether you’re looking for important announcements, prayer updates, or spiritual encouragement, our newsletters help you stay informed and engaged with the life of our church.
Use the form to subscribe to one or more of our newsletters.
Use the form to subscribe to one or more of our newsletters.
Our Newsletters
All Church Notifications
This periodic newsletter keeps everyone in the loop on important church-wide news. From upcoming sermon series to weather-related changes or other timely announcements, this is the best way to make sure you don’t miss anything essential.
Weekly Devotion
Delivered every Wednesday, the Weekly Devotion newsletter offers a short devotional thought based on the previous Sunday’s sermon. You’ll also find links to a full blog post diving deeper into the topic and a link to watch the sermon online.
Prayer Line
Sent daily (Monday–Friday), the Prayer Line newsletter shares current prayer requests from within our congregation. It’s a simple and meaningful way to join in lifting up the needs of our church family.
This periodic newsletter keeps everyone in the loop on important church-wide news. From upcoming sermon series to weather-related changes or other timely announcements, this is the best way to make sure you don’t miss anything essential.
Weekly Devotion
Delivered every Wednesday, the Weekly Devotion newsletter offers a short devotional thought based on the previous Sunday’s sermon. You’ll also find links to a full blog post diving deeper into the topic and a link to watch the sermon online.
Prayer Line
Sent daily (Monday–Friday), the Prayer Line newsletter shares current prayer requests from within our congregation. It’s a simple and meaningful way to join in lifting up the needs of our church family.
Recent Blog Posts
Women's Bible Study: See For Yourself
June 30th, 2026
Discover the joy of studying God's Word with greater confidence. Join us for See for Yourself, a 10-session women's Bible study by Kelly Needham that will equip you with practical tools to better understand and engage Scripture, no matter where you are in your faith journey. The study meets Mondays, August 3-October 5, from 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the Chapel. Click to learn more and register.......
Hotdogs, Ice Cream, and Fellowship
June 26th, 2026
Join us on Sunday, July 19, from 5:30-7:00 PM for a Hot Dogs & Ice Cream Social on the front lawn of First Reformed Church.This will be a relaxed evening of fun, food, and fellowship as we gather together during the summer months. Enjoy hot dogs, ice cream, and the opportunity to connect with friends old and new in a casual outdoor setting.Whether you have been attending First Reformed Church for ...
Compton: October 19-26
June 19th, 2026
We’re excited to return to Compton October 19-26! This Fall, we will be working alongside City Church to help with community goals.This trip is a great opportunity to strengthen existing relationships and build new ones—both with the people of Compton and within our First Reformed community.......
Brazil Mission Trip Support Opportunities
June 12th, 2026
Brazil Mission Trip Wish ListThis August, a team from First Reformed Church will travel to Manaus, Brazil, where we will partner with an indigenous missionary serving among the Hixkaryana tribe. Together, we will travel by boat along the Amazon River, build relationships, encourage local believers, and share the hope of the Gospel in remote communities.As we prepare for the trip, we have the oppor...
Habitat for Humanity Updates
June 12th, 2026
Habitat for Humanity Home BuildThis summer, Habitat for Humanity is building a home in Orange City for the Chavez family. First Reformed Church is excited to partner in this effort and provide opportunities for our congregation to serve alongside Habitat volunteers throughout the construction process.Volunteer workdays for our church are currently being coordinated. Because construction schedules ...