When Governor Whitmer issued the “Stay-at-Home” order in mid-March, churches all over Michigan struggled to figure out what to do....
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Cooking with Ellen!
One of the many things we miss as we’re unable to gather together in person is sharing food on Wednesday...
Easter Testimony: Gladys Verhulst
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Easter Testimony: Gladys Verhulst
Read the transcript of her testimony here
COS Anti-Racism and Reconciliation Team Newsletter – Spring 2020
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COS Anti-Racism and Reconciliation Team Newsletter – Spring 2020
We invite you to read the Spring 2020 edition of the COS Anti-Racism and Reconciliation Newsletter. In this season’s newsletter,...
Holy Week 2020
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Holy Week 2020
Here is what to expect as we journey to the Cross at Church of the Servant 2020 Palm Sunday: We...
“Bandha” and Sheltering in Place
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“Bandha” and Sheltering in Place
Sheltering-in-place for COVID-19 brings back many memories of our time in Nepal. Bangladesh would have been similar, but coincidentally we...
Presentation from Steve Mulder and Anneke Spoelma
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Presentation from Steve Mulder and Anneke Spoelma
Last year, the Climate Witness Project sent a delegation to Kenya and Uganda to meet with World Renew personnel and...
COS Profiles: Maria Beversluis van Leeuwen
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COS Profiles: Maria Beversluis van Leeuwen
Interviewer: Welcome, Maria! This is the first time I have done one of these interviews in the nursery! So, this...
COS Property Planning Survey
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COS Property Planning Survey
COS, The Church of the Servant Property Planning Team, as part of the Creation Care Team, requests your assistance. They...
March Gallery Opening Event with Featured Artist Erick Picardo
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March Gallery Opening Event with Featured Artist Erick Picardo
March Gallery Opening Event with Featured Artist Erick Picardo Mark your calendars for Monday, March. 9 @ 7pm for a...
The Sun is Going to Come!
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The Sun is Going to Come!
Living in Michigan, we all have firsthand experience of living with sun deprivation during the long winter months. Thankfully, now...
