Trinity Protestant Reformed Church

Trinity Protestant Reformed Church Pastor: Rev. William (Bill) Langerak We were organized on July 18, 2001 and are a daughter church of Hudsonville PRC.

We belong to the Federation of Protestant Reformed Churches in America (PRC) which is a denomination of 27 churches and almost 6,000 members. We were founded as a separate denomination of Reformed churches in 1924 and trace our roots to the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century in Europe. We follow the 3 historic reformed creeds also known as the Three Forms of Unity: the Heidelberg Catechism

, the Belgic Confession, and the Canons of Dordt. We believe these three creeds accurately and faithfully summarize the teachings of Scripture.

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "M...
06/14/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "More Than Conquerors". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "F...
06/14/2026

This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Free From Condemnation". A livestream of the service is available at the following link.

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06/13/2026

Meditation: “No trouble or distress you may meet in life, no darkness of the shadow of death, no hunger or nakedness, no pain or sorrow, no tribulation or anguish, not even death itself will be able to separate us from that wondrous love. No angels, no evil spirits, not even all the host of them with the devil as their chief, no principalities and powers, no mighty Caesars or wicked kings…no Hitlers or Mussolinis or Stalins, with all their sword power, are able to prevent that power of Christ’s love from reaching us with its saving arm. Nothing there is in time or space, nothing there is in the present, nothing can ever arise in the future, nothing there is in the heights of heaven and no power there is in the depth of hell that is strong enough to cut us off from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. Was anything forgotten in this enumeration? Well, then, let this set your heart finally at rest: “Nor any other creature.” No created thing! Not the enemies, not the angels or principalities or powers, not tribulation or distress or hunger or peril or sword, not any creature in the present or in the future, in the heights or in the depths can have the victory. We triumph! Not they, but we conquer. Already we are conquerors. Nay, we are more than conquerors” (Herman Hoeksema).

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Prof. Douglas Kuiper will deliver the sermon, "Is...
06/07/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Prof. Douglas Kuiper will deliver the sermon, "Israel Reaping the Whirlwind". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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06/06/2026

Meditation: “The beginning of this everlasting life believers in Christ have and enjoy now in this life…He possesses the principle of that life. He who believes on the Son has everlasting life. He is reborn through the Spirit of Christ. He is raised from the dead. In Christ he is set in heavenly places. Of this new life he is conscious by faith. He feels in his heart the beginning of eternal joy when he lays hold on the mercy and grace of God in the forgiveness of sins; when he is assured that though all things within and without testify against him, he is righteous before God; when the Spirit of adoption assures him of his sonship, and he cries, ‘Abba, Father’; when he hates sin, has his delight in the precepts of his God, and longs for the final deliverance from the body of this death; and when he looks forward in hope, rooted in the love of God shed abroad in his heart, to the final adoption and justification, the redemption of his body. All this is only a beginning. Even the experience and consciousness of this beginning of eternal joy is not always clear and vivid. There are times in the life of the believer when this feeling is not present or is hardly present. Yet its reality cannot be doubted. Scripture everywhere teaches that the believer in Christ has and experiences this beginning of eternal life and its joy. The believer will enjoy the blessedness and peace of it, according as he earnestly walks in the way of sanctification, fights against sin, and has his delight in keeping the precepts of his God” (Herman Hoeksema).

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "M...
05/31/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Moses’ Hiding by His Parents ". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "T...
05/31/2026

This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "The Spirit’s Work in the Church". A livestream of the service is available at the following link.

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05/30/2026

Meditation: “In the body of Christ there is an endless diversity of members and because of this…they are interdependent. They supplement one another, they are in need of one another, and they constitute a real communion of saints. If they were all identical, such a communion could not exist…There are differences of nationality and race, character and temperament, personality and ability, and talents and gifts. This diversity is not spiritual but natural. Nevertheless, this natural diversity is subservient to the communion of Christ, so that the grace of Christ does not destroy it but uses it for its manifold reflection and glory…There is also a diversity of spiritual gifts. Although all partake of the same Christ, and all have the same life and love and faith and hope, there are differences in the dispensation of special gifts. Gifts of wisdom and knowledge, instruction and exhortation, and comfort and consolation are not the same in all…These differences are not restricted to the saints on earth, but they are carried over into eternity. In the new creation the millions upon millions of saints will all have their distinct individualities…This difference is predestinated by God in his inscrutable wisdom to reflect in all its manifold glory the wonderful grace and knowledge of Christ…God predestinated the individual character, temperament, ability, capacity, and personality of every chosen saint in such a way that in heavenly glory, when the entire multitude of the redeemed will sing the praises of him who called them, each will do so in his own way and with his own voice, and together they will constitute one mighty

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "J...
05/24/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Joseph’s Concern For His Bones". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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Address

3385 Van Buren Street
Hudsonville, MI
49426

Opening Hours

9:30am - 11am
5pm - 6:30pm

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