death, to a four year college. A men's residence hall on campus is named in his honor. Rev. Raymond Van Heukelom - 1961–1979 Under Rev. Van Heukelom, FRC recognized the need to expand its ministry and began to increase its staff and services. An associate pastor was hired to help with education in the newly expanded education wing. A second morning service was introduced to deal with the growing congregation. Two services led to a feeling of two congregations, a problem which was solved by the tearing down of the old sanctuary and building the current sanctuary in 1979 so that the entire congregation could worship together. The church's ministry continued to expand as retired RCA pastors began to assist part-time in FRC's ministry. Rev. Cecil Martens - 1981–1988 As the culture shifted entering the 1980s, Rev. Cecil Martens was asked to provide faithful leadership and to lend an outward focus to the church's ministry. The realization that one could no longer say that 'everyone went to church' helped shift the mission emphasis of the church from purely international missions to include local efforts as well. Rev. Martens also took great strides in reaching out to the college community and making FRC a place that the local students would want to attend. Rev. Steve Vander Molen - 1989–2005 Rev. Vander Molen served the church for 15 years before taking calls at Christ Memorial Church in Holland, MI. In 1996, he contributed to church's most recent history book at its 125th Anniversary. In 2000, he oversaw the expansion of the office space in order to better accommodate the growing staff. Author Kevin DeYoung served as associate pastor under pastor Vander Molen, but moved on after 2 years due to DeYoung's strong commitment to Complementarianism in ministry. Rev. Perry De Groot, Rev. Edward Suffern, Rev. James Daniels - 2005–2010 At this time, the church moved to a tri-part staff structure. Rev. Perry De Groot was the Shepherding Pastor (2006–2010). Rev. Edward Suffern was the Preaching/Teaching Pastor (2007–2009). Rev. James Daniels was the Equipping Pastor (2005–2008). Rev. Timothy Breen - 2010–present In August 2010, First Reformed Church extended a call to Rev. Timothy Breen. Rev. Breen continues to serve as the Lead Pastor and lives in Orange City with his wife and two children. In May 2011, the consistory called Rev. Mark Haverdink - a native son of FRC - to be the