July 2020
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Features
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What do we do with that loss? You can’t really have a funeral for someone who is still living. Yet a loss like this is in fact a death in the family.
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Silence in the face of the Holocaust’s horrors is appropriate. However, silence in the face of the anti-Semitism that triggered that genocide is inexcusable and persistent.
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This year, 2020, is the first year in our history where over 50% of our candidates are “minority” by previous definitions. The minority has become the majority.
News
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For the first time in its 163-year history, the Christian Reformed Church canceled its annual synod due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Council of Delegates met to deal with matters from the Agenda for Synod 2020 that couldn’t wait.
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A new articulation of “Reformed Christian commitment” for trustees, administrators, and faculty of Calvin University, in Grand Rapids, Mich., looks for demonstration of Reformed beliefs, not necessarily membership in a Christian Reformed or CRC-affiliated church.
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Two or three times each year, Christian Reformed churches send representatives to their classes, regional groups of churches. Here is the report of classes meetings of the past few months.
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In a short service of lament, the CRC’s Council of Delegates recognized the pain and hurt of racism and heard black pastors call for more than this moment of recognition.
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The Council of Delegates, acting on behalf of Synod 2020, approved the candidacy of 36 men and women to serve in the Christian Reformed Church, sending them off in a special Zoom presentation.
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At its special June meeting, the CRC’s Council of Delegates decided to continue its work in governance restructure, despite a protest from two Ontario congregations.
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Most CRC ministry leaders signed on to a statement about racism. Reginald Smith, director of diversity and former director of CRC Race Relations, declined to sign. The Council of Delegates debated whether to support the statement.
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Dick Los, known as a compassionate man with a pastoral heart, died May 13, in his 97th year.
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Pastor Rog Kok, 82, died May 12 after 31 years of serving Christian Reformed congregations in the United States.
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The first church in Munster, Ind., Munster Church celebrates 150 years of ministry this August.
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On Monday three Christian Reformed pastors in three churches near Minneapolis, Minn., spoke to The Banner about ministering in their congregations and their city at this time.
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The CRC’s Council of Delegates, acting on behalf of synod, has approved a training program prepared by the task force appointed by Synod 2019.
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The 25th anniversary of women’s ordination in the Christian Reformed Church will be recognized, though the proposal for 15 months of events was scaled back to the summer of 2021.
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With a 28-15 vote the CRC’s Council of Delegates approved the Synod 2019-proposed change to the way money is collected for joint ministries.
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The Christian Reformed Church’s international development ministry is remembering John DeHaan, director of then-Christian Reformed World Relief Committee from 1978 to 1998. He died May 7.
Columns
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When we allow Scripture to dig deep into our imaginations, it can reveal things about ourselves, about our world, and about life that we would never encounter by more didactic or rational means
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Images flooded my mind. Each of those relationships has affected his outlook on life and what it means to live out his faith.
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All animals need oxygen to live, but not all animals have lungs.
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Durante todo el ascenso, me preguntaba si debería decir algo. Temía enfrentarme al hombre.
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All the way up the ride, I wondered if I should say something. I was afraid to confront the man.
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12 books for children of all ages and those who love to read to them.
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A new game helps players of all ages build relationships and community.
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Read the losses and growing friendship of two girls whose lives and beliefs are forever changed after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine.
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This wildly successful true-crime documentary aims to expose the dirty dealings of exotic animal collectors.
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The phone was on speaker, so we all got to hear a bit of her friend’s attempts to console her.
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Featuring a diverse cast of children and adults playing in Central Park, this joyful picture book affirms that every child is unique and deeply loved by God.
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엘리베이터 안에서 내내 저는 무슨 말을 해야하나 고민했습니다. 저는 그 사람에게 맞서는 것을 두려워했습니다.
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엘리베이터 안에서 내내 저는 무슨 말을 해야하나 고민했습니다. 저는 그 사람에게 맞서는 것을 두려워했습니다.
Our Shared Ministry
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In the midst of all of this change and societal chaos, the church is standing tall.
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En medio de todo este cambio y caos social, la iglesia se mantiene a la altura.
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For Carol Van Ess-Dykema, the work of World Renew is quite simple: loving the world through more than just words.
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Being a Christian and attending church is often seen as shameful and dishonoring your family, friends, and co-workers.
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It is easy for deacons in my church to feel discouraged about our smallness.
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Pastor Joe Groeneveld was at a conference in 2017 when he came across a copy of the just-published The New City Catechism.
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The community that church can provide makes a difference within and without the four walls of a building.
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이 모든 변화와 사회적 혼란 가운데에 교회는 굳건히 서 있습니다.
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이 모든 변화와 사회적 혼란 가운데에 교회는 굳건히 서 있습니다.