GriefShare is a welcoming and caring group that comes alongside those who are grieving. In this 12-week class, participants learn from video experts and personal testimonies, share with one another in small groups, and reflect on God’s promises through Scripture and a guided workbook. Together, we seek to grow forward through grief toward healing and hope. If you know someone who could benefit from this support, please consider inviting them to join us. You don’t have to walk through grief alone.
A light brunch will be provided. Cost is $20 for the workbook.

Sign Up
Facilitator is Mary Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Making meaning out of your relationship. Learn ways to successfully navigate the journey of caring for a loved one experiencing dementia. This is a 5-week class on Thursdays from 9 to 11 am in the Boathouse.

Caring for a person who has dementia is a labor of devotion and patience. Because of the dementia, the person involved and your relationship will take on a new direction. Join us as we learn together and gain deeper insight into the world of dementia and ways to successfully navigate this new journey. We will gain new perspectives on obstacles. We learn ways to enjoy loved ones on a deeper level. We will learn more about the affirmative response method of communication. We will also explore the power of words for personal worth and assurance that God still cares and that they are loved. We will be working through the book by Laura Wayman, A Loving Approach to Dementia Care.

Sign up by contacting Christine MacDonald to make sure we have enough books. Books will be available at the first class; they are $20 each.

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Weekly Cardio Kickboxing is back! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 8 pm in the Great Room of the Red Brick Building. This free class is open to all women ages 13 years and older; all abilities are welcome!
Schedule
Leader: Carrie Postma

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube.

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI.
Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Join Pastor Bill in Room 1(Lower Level) for a post service discussion.

The Bell Choir, directed by Justin Rito, participates in some of the 9 am Celebration worship services. Rehearsals on most Sunday mornings from 10:45 to 11:30am in the Music Room. All are welcome to join and learn how to play handbells.

Schedule
Leader: Justin Rito

Are you struggling to find a place after High School? Are you looking for a place to call home? We have created a space for Young Adults to ask the difficult questions, explore how to experience life in Jesus, and to see Him in His Word as you make a difference in this world. We are excited for this next chapter in your journey!

Questions? Talk with Sami Zwiers (samzwiers@harderwyk.com)

Our vision is that every school in the world would be covered with prayer.

• To stand in the gap for our children through prayer

• To pray that our children will receive Jesus as Lord and Savior, then stand boldly in their faith

• To pray for teachers and school staff

• To pray that teachers, administrators, staff, and students would come to faith in Jesus Christ

• To pray that our schools will be directed by biblical values and high moral standards

• To be an encouragement and positive support to our schools

• To provide support and encouragement to moms who carry heavy burdens for their children

Contact Lisa Duckworth with questions about this group that meets on Monday mornings in Room 21

GriefShare is a welcoming and caring group that comes alongside those who are grieving. In this 12-week class, participants learn from video experts and personal testimonies, share with one another in small groups, and reflect on God’s promises through Scripture and a guided workbook. Together, we seek to grow forward through grief toward healing and hope. If you know someone who could benefit from this support, please consider inviting them to join us. You don’t have to walk through grief alone.
A light brunch will be provided. Cost is $20 for the workbook.

Sign Up
Facilitator is Mary Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Making meaning out of your relationship. Learn ways to successfully navigate the journey of caring for a loved one experiencing dementia. This is a 5-week class on Thursdays from 9 to 11 am in the Boathouse.

Caring for a person who has dementia is a labor of devotion and patience. Because of the dementia, the person involved and your relationship will take on a new direction. Join us as we learn together and gain deeper insight into the world of dementia and ways to successfully navigate this new journey. We will gain new perspectives on obstacles. We learn ways to enjoy loved ones on a deeper level. We will learn more about the affirmative response method of communication. We will also explore the power of words for personal worth and assurance that God still cares and that they are loved. We will be working through the book by Laura Wayman, A Loving Approach to Dementia Care.

Sign up by contacting Christine MacDonald to make sure we have enough books. Books will be available at the first class; they are $20 each.

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Weekly Cardio Kickboxing is back! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 8 pm in the Great Room of the Red Brick Building. This free class is open to all women ages 13 years and older; all abilities are welcome!
Schedule
Leader: Carrie Postma

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube.

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI.
Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Join Pastor Bill in Room 1(Lower Level) for a post service discussion.

The Bell Choir, directed by Justin Rito, participates in some of the 9 am Celebration worship services. Rehearsals on most Sunday mornings from 10:45 to 11:30am in the Music Room. All are welcome to join and learn how to play handbells.

Schedule
Leader: Justin Rito

Are you struggling to find a place after High School? Are you looking for a place to call home? We have created a space for Young Adults to ask the difficult questions, explore how to experience life in Jesus, and to see Him in His Word as you make a difference in this world. We are excited for this next chapter in your journey!

Questions? Talk with Sami Zwiers (samzwiers@harderwyk.com)

Join us at Russ' Northside on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month for a gathering of men. Each gathering will be focused on two Catechism Question and Answers from The Gospel Way Catechism, starting the conversation with the question: "What did you underline from this week's readings?" all while enjoying breakfast together. Celebration Campus Pastor Bill Lindner will facilitate.

The Gospel Way Catechism

In a world flooded with competing visions of meaning and purpose, now more than ever, we need to return to the gospel as the ultimate lens through which we understand life.

For centuries, Christians have passed down the faith through a time-tested tool: the catechism—clear, question-and-answer summaries that ground believers in biblical truth. The Gospel Way Catechism revives this historic practice for the modern era, offering 50 essential Christian beliefs in a simple, accessible format.

But this isn’t just about learning doctrines. Each answer not only teaches foundational truths but also equips you to recognize and resist the dominant cultural narratives shaping our secular age. As you are formed by gospel truth, you are also counter-formed—trained to spot the flaws in self-centered worldviews and respond with the life-giving story of Jesus.

Purchase The Gospel Way Catechism from Amazon

Reading Schedule

Our vision is that every school in the world would be covered with prayer.

• To stand in the gap for our children through prayer

• To pray that our children will receive Jesus as Lord and Savior, then stand boldly in their faith

• To pray for teachers and school staff

• To pray that teachers, administrators, staff, and students would come to faith in Jesus Christ

• To pray that our schools will be directed by biblical values and high moral standards

• To be an encouragement and positive support to our schools

• To provide support and encouragement to moms who carry heavy burdens for their children

Contact Lisa Duckworth with questions about this group that meets on Monday mornings in Room 21

The Neighbors Plus Market:
Please join us on the second Monday of each month from 3-6 pm for the Neighbors Plus Market.  For a $10 (donation) per family, you may select up to twenty (20) food items and up to ten (10) household items
 
If you would like to attend, please email Jessica Lynch at jessica.lynch@harderwyk.com. 

Donations:
We gladly accept donations of household cleaning products, non-perishable food, and personal care items in support of this ministry to families in our community.

GriefShare is a welcoming and caring group that comes alongside those who are grieving. In this 12-week class, participants learn from video experts and personal testimonies, share with one another in small groups, and reflect on God’s promises through Scripture and a guided workbook. Together, we seek to grow forward through grief toward healing and hope. If you know someone who could benefit from this support, please consider inviting them to join us. You don’t have to walk through grief alone.
A light brunch will be provided. Cost is $20 for the workbook.

Sign Up
Facilitator is Mary Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Making meaning out of your relationship. Learn ways to successfully navigate the journey of caring for a loved one experiencing dementia. This is a 5-week class on Thursdays from 9 to 11 am in the Boathouse.

Caring for a person who has dementia is a labor of devotion and patience. Because of the dementia, the person involved and your relationship will take on a new direction. Join us as we learn together and gain deeper insight into the world of dementia and ways to successfully navigate this new journey. We will gain new perspectives on obstacles. We learn ways to enjoy loved ones on a deeper level. We will learn more about the affirmative response method of communication. We will also explore the power of words for personal worth and assurance that God still cares and that they are loved. We will be working through the book by Laura Wayman, A Loving Approach to Dementia Care.

Sign up by contacting Christine MacDonald to make sure we have enough books. Books will be available at the first class; they are $20 each.

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Weekly Cardio Kickboxing is back! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 8 pm in the Great Room of the Red Brick Building. This free class is open to all women ages 13 years and older; all abilities are welcome!
Schedule
Leader: Carrie Postma

A visible and tangible demonstration of the unity of the Body of Christ in Holland & Zeeland—working together for the flourishing of our community.

Harderwyk Ministries will pray for one day (May 15, 2026) during a 31 days of churches in the Holland & Zeeland area covering the next generation in our community in prayer. We believe that God will transform us and our community when we seek His face in prayer.  To God be the Glory!

Learn more about the One Community Weekend from Movement West Michigan

Sign Up

Invite a Friend! Bring a Neighbor!
Enjoy an afternoon of flowers and friendship at the home of Joyce Kortman (210 River Hills Dr, Holland, MI 49424).

Questions? Reach out to April Kiekintveld (april@harderwyk.com), Mary Lynn Lindner, or Joyce Kortman.
Rain Date is May 30 from 2 to 4pm.

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube.

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI.
Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Join Pastor Bill in Room 1(Lower Level) for a post service discussion.

The Bell Choir, directed by Justin Rito, participates in some of the 9 am Celebration worship services. Rehearsals on most Sunday mornings from 10:45 to 11:30am in the Music Room. All are welcome to join and learn how to play handbells.

Schedule
Leader: Justin Rito

The Watershed community gathers for brunch following worship on the third Sundays of each month from 11:00 to 12:30 pm. A main course is always provided, and people are encouraged (but not required) to bring a dish to share. Depending on the time of year, we meet outside in the Pavilion or upstairs in the Anchor Loft. All are welcome!

Are you struggling to find a place after High School? Are you looking for a place to call home? We have created a space for Young Adults to ask the difficult questions, explore how to experience life in Jesus, and to see Him in His Word as you make a difference in this world. We are excited for this next chapter in your journey!

Questions? Talk with Sami Zwiers (samzwiers@harderwyk.com)

Our vision is that every school in the world would be covered with prayer.

• To stand in the gap for our children through prayer

• To pray that our children will receive Jesus as Lord and Savior, then stand boldly in their faith

• To pray for teachers and school staff

• To pray that teachers, administrators, staff, and students would come to faith in Jesus Christ

• To pray that our schools will be directed by biblical values and high moral standards

• To be an encouragement and positive support to our schools

• To provide support and encouragement to moms who carry heavy burdens for their children

Contact Lisa Duckworth with questions about this group that meets on Monday mornings in Room 21

Do you enjoy reading? Join this small group as we read, discuss and have a little fun together on the third Monday of each month in the Harderwyk Library. 

Book Club 2025-2026 Reading List
Questions? Contact Mary Lynn Lindner or Deb Whitbeck

GriefShare is a welcoming and caring group that comes alongside those who are grieving. In this 12-week class, participants learn from video experts and personal testimonies, share with one another in small groups, and reflect on God’s promises through Scripture and a guided workbook. Together, we seek to grow forward through grief toward healing and hope. If you know someone who could benefit from this support, please consider inviting them to join us. You don’t have to walk through grief alone.
A light brunch will be provided. Cost is $20 for the workbook.

Sign Up
Facilitator is Mary Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Join us on Wednesday, May 20 for food trucks, raffles, and fellowship! All proceeds from the event support the ministries of Neighbors Plus. 

Making meaning out of your relationship. Learn ways to successfully navigate the journey of caring for a loved one experiencing dementia. This is a 5-week class on Thursdays from 9 to 11 am in the Boathouse.

Caring for a person who has dementia is a labor of devotion and patience. Because of the dementia, the person involved and your relationship will take on a new direction. Join us as we learn together and gain deeper insight into the world of dementia and ways to successfully navigate this new journey. We will gain new perspectives on obstacles. We learn ways to enjoy loved ones on a deeper level. We will learn more about the affirmative response method of communication. We will also explore the power of words for personal worth and assurance that God still cares and that they are loved. We will be working through the book by Laura Wayman, A Loving Approach to Dementia Care.

Sign up by contacting Christine MacDonald to make sure we have enough books. Books will be available at the first class; they are $20 each.

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Weekly Cardio Kickboxing is back! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 8 pm in the Great Room of the Red Brick Building. This free class is open to all women ages 13 years and older; all abilities are welcome!

Schedule
Leader: Carrie Postma

Join us for an Outdoor Worship Service as we gather as one Harderwyk community to worship on the Anchor Lawn. Grab a donut & coffee and enjoy the beauty of creation and the joy of worship - together!

Are you struggling to find a place after High School? Are you looking for a place to call home? We have created a space for Young Adults to ask the difficult questions, explore how to experience life in Jesus, and to see Him in His Word as you make a difference in this world. We are excited for this next chapter in your journey!

Questions? Talk with Sami Zwiers (samzwiers@harderwyk.com)

Join us at Russ' Northside on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month for a gathering of men. Each gathering will be focused on two Catechism Question and Answers from The Gospel Way Catechism, starting the conversation with the question: "What did you underline from this week's readings?" all while enjoying breakfast together. Celebration Campus Pastor Bill Lindner will facilitate.

The Gospel Way Catechism

In a world flooded with competing visions of meaning and purpose, now more than ever, we need to return to the gospel as the ultimate lens through which we understand life.

For centuries, Christians have passed down the faith through a time-tested tool: the catechism—clear, question-and-answer summaries that ground believers in biblical truth. The Gospel Way Catechism revives this historic practice for the modern era, offering 50 essential Christian beliefs in a simple, accessible format.

But this isn’t just about learning doctrines. Each answer not only teaches foundational truths but also equips you to recognize and resist the dominant cultural narratives shaping our secular age. As you are formed by gospel truth, you are also counter-formed—trained to spot the flaws in self-centered worldviews and respond with the life-giving story of Jesus.

Purchase The Gospel Way Catechism from Amazon

2025 Reading Schedule

GriefShare is a welcoming and caring group that comes alongside those who are grieving. In this 12-week class, participants learn from video experts and personal testimonies, share with one another in small groups, and reflect on God’s promises through Scripture and a guided workbook. Together, we seek to grow forward through grief toward healing and hope. If you know someone who could benefit from this support, please consider inviting them to join us. You don’t have to walk through grief alone.
A light brunch will be provided. Cost is $20 for the workbook.

Sign Up
Facilitator is Mary Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Making meaning out of your relationship. Learn ways to successfully navigate the journey of caring for a loved one experiencing dementia. This is a 5-week class on Thursdays from 9 to 11 am in the Boathouse.

Caring for a person who has dementia is a labor of devotion and patience. Because of the dementia, the person involved and your relationship will take on a new direction. Join us as we learn together and gain deeper insight into the world of dementia and ways to successfully navigate this new journey. We will gain new perspectives on obstacles. We learn ways to enjoy loved ones on a deeper level. We will learn more about the affirmative response method of communication. We will also explore the power of words for personal worth and assurance that God still cares and that they are loved. We will be working through the book by Laura Wayman, A Loving Approach to Dementia Care.

Sign up by contacting Christine MacDonald to make sure we have enough books. Books will be available at the first class; they are $20 each.

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Weekly Cardio Kickboxing is back! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 8 pm in the Great Room of the Red Brick Building. This free class is open to all women ages 13 years and older; all abilities are welcome!

Schedule
Leader: Carrie Postma

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube.

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI.
Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Do you have kids? Check out information about Children’s Ministry at Harderwyk.
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube

Join Pastor Bill in Room 1(Lower Level) for a post service discussion.

The Bell Choir, directed by Justin Rito, participates in some of the 9 am Celebration worship services. Rehearsals on most Sunday mornings from 10:45 to 11:30am in the Music Room. All are welcome to join and learn how to play handbells.

Schedule
Leader: Justin Rito

Are you struggling to find a place after High School? Are you looking for a place to call home? We have created a space for Young Adults to ask the difficult questions, explore how to experience life in Jesus, and to see Him in His Word as you make a difference in this world. We are excited for this next chapter in your journey!

Questions? Talk with Sami Zwiers (samzwiers@harderwyk.com)

GriefShare is a welcoming and caring group that comes alongside those who are grieving. In this 12-week class, participants learn from video experts and personal testimonies, share with one another in small groups, and reflect on God’s promises through Scripture and a guided workbook. Together, we seek to grow forward through grief toward healing and hope. If you know someone who could benefit from this support, please consider inviting them to join us. You don’t have to walk through grief alone.
A light brunch will be provided. Cost is $20 for the workbook.

Sign Up
Facilitator is Mary Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

The Anchor Youth Building is open almost every single Tuesday and Thursday night (except on holidays) throughout the year for students to drop in and hang out!  There is no cost (it's completely free), and any students who want to attend, who are currently in middle or high school, are welcome to join us! 

The gym is open for various gym activities like basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, wiffle ball, etc.  There is always a free meal to enjoy, like tacos, spaghetti, nuggets, or other home cooked meals.  The game tables and video games will be up and running, and it's a great place to meet all of your friends after school.  The doors open at 3:00, and we close at 8:00, but students can arrive and depart anytime within that time frame.  

So, students... If you're looking to get out of the house, and a great place to meet up with your friends... The Anchor is THAT place!

So, parents... If you're looking for something for your kids to do during those long winter months (and beyond) that is free, and provides a positive and supervised place for your students to be... The Anchor is THAT place!

Come check it out and see for yourself if it's a good fit for you and your friends!  You've got nothing to lose.  It's free

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt

Weekly Cardio Kickboxing is back! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 8 pm in the Great Room of the Red Brick Building. This free class is open to all women ages 13 years and older; all abilities are welcome!

Schedule
Leader: Carrie Postma

The Function is now a 6th, 7th, and 8th grade event that takes place from 6 to 9 pm at the Anchor Youth Building, once every other month, through the school year. Admission cost is $10 and wrist bands can be purchased at the door (with proof of age…student I.D.) or here on the Harderwyk Student Ministries App. Activities include dancing, open gym, game tables, karaoke, video games, photo booth, crafts, pizza, pop and more!

Questions? Contact Nate Dewitt for more information or to volunteer.