April 2012
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Features
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The story of humanity begins in a garden, ends in a park-like city, and is focused in between on a cemetery.
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The CRC’s new policy of diversity in leadership follows the spirit of the New Testament church.
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Where is our greatest Easter impact?
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Was it because of us or because of God that Jesus had to die?
News
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Eight churches in Hamilton, Mich., held a combined worship service after their pastors preached the same six-week sermon series.
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A sermon on faith and science brings New Hope CRC to Calgary’s new science centre.
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Sportsmanship, skill-building, and healthy competition makes basketball fun for kids.
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The Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue will focus on justice for refugees and indigenous Canadians.
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Michael Le Roy is the nominee to be the next president of Calvin College, subject to approval by Synod 2012.
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Church donor drive results in three close matches for a South Windsor man.
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Christian Reformed World Relief Committee seeks approval from Synod 2012 to change its name to World Renew.
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The CRC’s publishing ministry adapts to difficult financial circumstances.
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Ontario teens brave cold to raise awareness of those who live on the streets.
In Memoriam: Rev. John W. Jongsma
September 24, 1932–November 29, 2011READ MORERev.
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Laura Vande Werken helps clients explore career options at Faith CRC in Tinley Park, Ill.
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Collecting loose change helps Massachusetts church change lives in Kenya.
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Creekside CRC’s mission trip includes “people on the margins.”
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Storyteller James Schaap presents his last reading before retiring from Dordt College.
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Members of Bethany CRC in Muskegon take seriously the injunction to love their neighbors.
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Kabetu takes on the role after six years in the office of Race Relations.
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New Life CRC focuses on building relationships.
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Summitview CRC provides diapering kits for parents who need them.
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From a small gathering in 1988, the Calvin Symposium on Worship has grown into an international event.
Columns
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Songwriter Laura Marling has been on an interesting spiritual trajectory.
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What’s really on my heart? Questions, questions, and more questions. . . .
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The birth of Becker’s daughter Penny was joyous, but it also set off a seesawing barrage of emotions.
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We don’t really need a symbol for Easter. We have the real, living Jesus!
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The moral and ethical dimensions of an agricultural policy.
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What does the biblical call to do justice mean for us in the 21st century?
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Striking up friendships with teens may change their life—and yours.
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The Canadian Christian band The City Harmonic explores themes such as love, dependence on Go
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God Multiplies
Almost every Friday evening my wife and I share a takeout lake perch dinner tha
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“I don’t know what to think anymore,” she said, “but I want to know how I should pray.
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Tired of the same old vacation spots? Here are one hundred great reasons to strike out in a new direction.
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Enriching: Unlocki
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Twelve-year-old Deza belongs to a loving family experiencing hard times during the Great Depression.
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Do you remember walking through the gates of a fair when you were a child?
Our Shared Ministry
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CRHM is crafting a mission that responds to the hard questions about identity and ministry.
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Elsie Vander Weit was born with cerebral palsy more than 60 years ago in the Netherlands.
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Michael Williams says he experienced the grace of God in a powerful and intense way while serving on a United States Navy submarine.
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Calvin College professor of chemistry Larry Louters is the recipient of the school’s 2012 P
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When 10-year-old Alisha’s friend was spreading rumors about her, Alisha wrote to ask advice from Lucille, her radio friend from
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Jose Armas grew up in a crime-infested neighborhood in one of Guatemala City’s most notorious zones.
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A group of brightly attired women is busy preparing an afternoon meal in the village of Mborurokh Cissé.
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Hoi christianoi—that’s what they were called. Somebody just dreamed up the name.