Fear Not! Graduation 2007 - Rehoboth Christian School

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Volunteer NeedsBeginning September 10 through mid November Rehoboth is kicking off thenext phase of our residential project which will consist of a four-plex residentialunit and two single-family homes. We are looking for volunteers and churchgroups to help us out with: Framing, Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC, Roofing,Drywall and Insulation, General CarpentryOther Needs: Cement work and landscaping around gym. The tile showers inthe guest dorm are in desperate need of repair. Plumbing/Heating experts.Retired Elementary, Middle School and/or High school teachers to tutor forthree weeks or more.If you are willing to help or have questions, please contact Carrie Hekman at505-726-9603 or chekman@rcsnm.org.Sneak PeekParent EventWhile still underconstruction, the athleticfield was put to the test.We invited the parents ofour teams that would beusing the field for a SneakPeek. (soccer/baseball/track& field) RCS AlumniAssociation Director, FloBarton started the eveningoff with a Navajo Taco dinner. Then we got down to business at the parentmeeting. Best of all was the series of soccer scrimmages played on a beautifulturf where once was a rocky, weed infested field that the kids had to clear thefirst week of practice.Gifts In Memory Of:Dr.. and Mrs. Louis H. and Leona H BosMr. and Mrs. Eugene and Yolande BosMr. Barney G. FylstraMrs. Henrietta FlystraMrs. Nancy A. HilbelinkMr. and Mrs. Ken and Loretta RowenhorstMr. and Mrs. Fred and Jean DeJongMr.. and Mrs. Randy and Lisa RowenhorstMr. and Mrs. Wayne and Beverly HilbelinkMr. and Mrs. Timothy and Kim SheahanMr. and Mrs. Marion and Janice VanSoelenMr. and Mrs. Arvin and Doris MeerdinkMr. and Mrs. David and Linda HaenMr. and Mrs. Erwin and Margaret HendrikseMr. and Mrs. Jack and Marilyn HoffmannMs. Beverly A. AltenaMr. and Mrs. Albert and Florence KroeseMr. and Mrs. Richard and Diane BloemersMr. Gerald HonderdMrs. Cynthia C. HonderdMrs. Nora KloostermanMs. Marcia KolkMrs. Jerene DeHaanMr. and Mrs. Stanley and Wilma VeltemaMrs. Aileen J. HopMr. and Mrs. Milo and Juella BoermanMr. and Mrs. Harold and Nelva DykemaIndividualsLaura Bartleson - Caledonia, MIAmanda Bartleson - Caledonia, MILen and Grace Brink - Allendale, MIShannon Brown - ConnecticutSid and Doris Bouwman - Everson, WATony and Gert DeKruyf - Gig Harbor, WASteve and Brenda Donselar - Spring Lake, MIAndrew Donselar - Spring Lake, MIDavid Donselar - Spring Lake, MIJim and Flo Hannink - Hudsonville, MIHoward and Marion Johnson - Zeeland, MICarol Kasmauski - Grand Haven, MI14 Rehoboth Christian School Summer 2007Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Marlene BeyerMr. and Mrs. Dale and Barbara BrouwerMr. and Mrs. Howard and Marian JohnsonRoyal Park Condominium AssociationMr. and Mrs. Nelson and Dorothy VictoryMs. Bernice DeKleineMrs. Ethel ScholtenMr. and Mrs. Merle and Georgian DeKleineMr. and Mrs. Jerald and Harriet BoermanMs. Mildred BoesMrs. Janet LubbersMr. and Mrs. Bernard and Helen TimmermanMr. and Mrs. Steve and Mary JacobsMr. and Mrs. Jim and Betty VictoryMr. and Mrs. Marve and Diane AlfenMr. and Mrs. David and Vicki VictoryMr. Roger VictoryMs. Shirley MerrittMr. and Mrs. Barry and Sally VeenstraMr. and Mrs. Darwin and Diane BoermanMr. and Mrs. Brain and Dawn VanderHulstsMr. Wayne BoesMr. and Mrs. Gary and Kathy MerhtosMr. and Mrs. Calvin and Sally BoesMr. and Mrs. Tom and Sheryl DykstraMr. and Mrs. Chat and Faith KlungleMrs. Jeanne KoopsMr. and Mrs. Christian and Martha ZoeteweyMr. and Mrs. Herbert and Bernace KorthuisMr. Leon Morris LokersMr. and Mrs. Alan and Jacquelyn KapengaMr. Leonard LongMs. Sarah LongMr. and Mrs. Albert and Evelyn MannesMs. Judith BoogaartMr. Richard MatheisMrs. Fran MatheisRev. and Mrs. Kenneth and Elaine KoemanMr. and Mrs. Roger and Marlene VanDykenMs. Win BulthuisMr. and Mrs. Rick and Joan VanderGiessenMs. Ms. Nancy E. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Gary and Cristi MilesMr. and Mrs. Nick and Joanne Vander VeenMr. Glen HuleattMr. and Mrs. Gary and L. Jean KampsMr. and Mrs. Rick and Sadie HollemanMr. and Mrs. E MeelkerMiss Grace MeelkerMr. Peter I. NoteboomMrs. Leona NoteboomMs. Henrietta Van Mersbergen BurdMs. Barbara ZondervanMrs. Helen Vander MeulenMs. Barbara CevaalMr. and Mrs. Roger and Shirley VanStedumT h a n k Y o u V o l u n t e e r s !March 2007 - June 2007Rich and Francis Kros - DeMotte, INMary Kuiper - Grand Haven, MICarroll Nikkel - Aimes, IAGary and Neda Raterink - Belmont, MIAl and Martha Weg - Mitchell, SDWork GroupsCottage Grove CRC - South Holland, ILDenver Christian 8th Grade - Denver, COFellowship CRC - Grandville, MIHager Park CRC - Jenison, MITrinity CRC - Aimes, IAWestview CRC - Grand Rapids, MIMr. M. BriscoeMs. Cornelia E. BlankvoortMr. and Mrs. Bruce and Linda HuizengaMr. Roy Veenstra LindemulderMs. Alta VanGenderenMr. Henry VisserMr. and Mrs. Roy and June BolthouseMr. Bill MasselinkMs. Geraldine VanDeelMrs. Ethel TanisRev. and Mrs. John and Betty WitvlietBeechridge Condo AssociationMrs. Ann K. BoydMr. and Mrs. Harold and Elizabeth LankheetGifts In Honor Of:Mr. and Mrs. Stan and Harriet Brouwer50 wedding anniversaryMr. and Mrs. Raymond and Phyllis VanProoyenMrs. Verda BruxvoortMr. and Mrs. Arthur and Mary RobynMr. and Mrs David and Natalie BosscherRev. and Mrs. Thomas and Evelyn DeVriesMr. and Mrs. Donald and Julie EggebeenMr. and Mrs. David and Linda EggebeenMrs. Jo NanningaMr. and Mrs. Philip and Carol BrondsemaYear RoundRol & Ruth Kamps – Gallup, NMJohn Klein – Gallup, NMKeith & Arlene Kuipers – Gallup, NMAndrew Swetz – Rehoboth, NMDan VanDeRiet – Gallup, NMBen Vanderwerff – Gallup, NMFred & Harriet Witteveen – Rehoboth, NM
Announcing Rehoboth VillageFor nearly three years, Rehoboth has been planning the Rehoboth VillageSubdivision, a 34 lot subdivision with a mixture of single family and multifamilyresidences on the Rehoboth Campus. Ten existing homes will remainon what has been known as Pill Hill and Hogan Street. The other homesand mobile homes have already or will be removed to make room for theconstruction of new ones. Today there are two single family homes and a fourplexcondo building under construction.Initially, the first few sales have been to Rehoboth staff members. We envisionthis being an open and diverse community. One of the exciting things aboutthis project and the prospect of “opening Rehoboth” is the interest fromnear and far. Rehoboth parents, general community members and friends ofRehoboth from around the country have expressed interest in being a part ofthis special community.The most often asked question about this project is “Why would Rehoboth dothis?” There are dozens of reasons but the main ones are listed below.• Philosophically we would like to encourage and enable Rehoboth staffto own homes and build equity.• We envision a larger and more diverse Rehoboth. We want to shareRehoboth with other people from near and far and home ownership isone way to do this.• Rehoboth continues to look for ways to sustain itself for the next 100years. Proceeds from this project will go to the Rehoboth endowmentto serve the school in perpetuity.Beginning September of this year we are starting construction on three newhomes and are looking for your help. All trades and abilities are needed. Ifyou are interested in assisting in this project or have questions. Please contactCarrie Hekman at chekman@rcsnm.org or 505-726-9603. . . Continued from Page 13Town”. The new church and middle school are handsomeand inspiring. And the new gym and athletic field areamazing statements of faith in the future. How muchbetter than the concrete tennis court behind the boys’ dormand the gritty Gallup Armory! The old days and ways werenot all golden.At Rehoboth School, I see a serious academic programwith an impressively broad range of learning activities andsports that can help young people discover their talentsand prepare for a wide range of colleges and careers. Thefacilities are not lavish, but they are thoughtfully andartfully designed and well-equipped. Excellent teachingand excited learning are possible here.I am especially heartened by the continuing sense ofChristian community. Rehoboth feels authentically diverse,with space and place for all of God’s people. My heart wastouched at graduation to hear prayers in five languages.Not just one. Not just two languages.Paraphrasing Psalm 16, I see that at Rehoboth our propertylines fell in a pleasant place. We have a goodly heritagehere. The Smith Ranch is a blessed inheritance!I appreciate that Rehoboth is successfully makingthe transition from a denominational dependant to acommunity-based institution. I understand how difficultthe process has been. Probably Rehoboth will always needfunds from outside the geographic community. But it trulyis becoming our school.I believe that Rehoboth is living up to its inspiring motto:Vigorously Academic, Beautifully Diverse, ThoroughlyChristian. I hope to hear how in the decade ahead thefaculty and administration are dreaming, praying, planning,creating, evaluating and revising with passion to make analready good school great.It was a wonderful experience to connect with people whoare now at Rehoboth, and also with those who taught here,studied here, came to faith here. With all of you, I will“lift up my eyes to the hills”. From a great distance I willlook up at the Hogback, the Pyramid and Church Rock.I will rest my eyes on the San Francisco Peaks, on NavajoMountain and Mt. Taylor. With all Rehoboth folks, I willremember to trust in the God of the everlasting hills, fromwhom our help comes.Barry Koops, RCS grad ‘57June, 2007New Construction of Homes for Rehoboth VillageRehoboth Christian School Summer 2007 15
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