Pastor Greg & Sue Van Heukelom
SUNDAY WORSHIP10:00 AM
7829 5th St Mattawan, MI 49071 |
OUR MISSIONTo know God and make Christ known through The Holy Spirit by: Worship, Fellowship, Education, Service and Evangelism
OUR BELIEFSAt Calvary Reformed we have our hearts up to God, and our hands out to others.
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STAFF @ CALVARY
Jennifer Antisdale, Admin Assistant:
- clink on her name for more information [email protected] Office Hours: Mon, Wed, Thur and Fri 9AM-2PM 
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LEADERSHIP @ CALVARYDan Schlukebir- Financial/Missions Deacon
Paul Motycka - Financial/Building Deacon Bob Bouw – Elder VP/Outreach Jeff Kokmeyer – Elder Clerk/Fellowship John Scheffers - Worship Elder Joyce Griffith - Education Elder |
PASTOR'S STORY
Growing up as a PK (“Preacher’s Kid”), I never wanted to become a pastor myself. However, God has an interesting way of leading our lives. After graduating from Kalamazoo Christian and Reformed Bible College (now Kuyper College), my heart’s desire was to be a missionary pilot. I earned my commercial pilot’s license, but soon realized that God was guiding me toward local ministry.
In 1988, I graduated from Western Theological Seminary and moved to Willow Lake, South Dakota to pastor two wonderful rural congregations. After 11 rewarding years, my children and I moved back to Kalamazoo to lead the congregation of Calvary Reformed Church.
In 2007, our lives changed once again as I married my best friend, Sue (Vandenberg).
Sue grew up in Kalamazoo, graduating from Kalamazoo Christian and Davenport College. After ten years of employment in human resources, she decided to switch gears and pursue her passion for working with young children by setting up an in-home daycare. Little did she know that God had plans for her to eventually meet and married me. Sue has used her spiritual gifts in many areas for Calvary, from heading up Camp Calvary, Ladies Teas, Jody’s Closet, and any support the church needs.
We are blessed with a large family that includes: Jesse (Kathy), Seth (Kari), and Ahna (Nick), Anna, Amelia and Alexis; along with eight grandchildren.
Though I never became a missionary pilot, I spent 33 years, 3 months and 1 day (but who's counting) in the Air Force (Air National Guard). I retired in May 2020. as the Wing Chaplain at the 110th Wing, Air National Guard Base in Battle Creek.
My favorite verses:
Romans 1:16 (NIV) I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes.
Romans 12:2 (NIV) Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is--his good, pleasing and perfect will.
In 1988, I graduated from Western Theological Seminary and moved to Willow Lake, South Dakota to pastor two wonderful rural congregations. After 11 rewarding years, my children and I moved back to Kalamazoo to lead the congregation of Calvary Reformed Church.
In 2007, our lives changed once again as I married my best friend, Sue (Vandenberg).
Sue grew up in Kalamazoo, graduating from Kalamazoo Christian and Davenport College. After ten years of employment in human resources, she decided to switch gears and pursue her passion for working with young children by setting up an in-home daycare. Little did she know that God had plans for her to eventually meet and married me. Sue has used her spiritual gifts in many areas for Calvary, from heading up Camp Calvary, Ladies Teas, Jody’s Closet, and any support the church needs.
We are blessed with a large family that includes: Jesse (Kathy), Seth (Kari), and Ahna (Nick), Anna, Amelia and Alexis; along with eight grandchildren.
Though I never became a missionary pilot, I spent 33 years, 3 months and 1 day (but who's counting) in the Air Force (Air National Guard). I retired in May 2020. as the Wing Chaplain at the 110th Wing, Air National Guard Base in Battle Creek.
My favorite verses:
Romans 1:16 (NIV) I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes.
Romans 12:2 (NIV) Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is--his good, pleasing and perfect will.
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In 2022 Calvary Reformed changed it's name to Calvary Community Church. We also shifted from the Reformed Church in America to the Kingdom Network, Michigan Region.
We are excited to be in this new venture and we look forward to see where the Holy spirit leads us. |
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