May 2012
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Features
News
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Madison Square church group travels to Ghana and Liberia.
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Members of Hope Community CRC in Flagstaff mentor local school children.
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It took a year to finish, but Lisa Tanis recently completed a mural at Midland Park CRC.
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Kids in Dearborn, Mich., play bingo for books.
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A congregation of Sudanese refugees in Grand Rapids, Mich., forges ties with newly independent South Sudan.
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Two classes in California, one from the CRC and one from the RCA, hold historic combined meeting.
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Square Inch Community CRC in Grand Rapids, Mich., offers hospitality with vegan and allergen-free food.
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Scrap metal from West Michigan is helping rebuild a ministry building used by the CRC in Haiti.
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Denver Christian School wins boys’ basketball state championship, topping off an undefeated season.
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Parents and alumni help clean up after tornado that had swept through nearby Branson.
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Two or three times each year, Christian Reformed churches send representatives to classis, a regional grouping of churches.
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Carissa Verkaik, a member of Haven CRC in Zeeland, is named academic All-American and Michigan MVP in women’s basketball.
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National group names Jim Eekhoff of Hull, Iowa, as Coach of the Year.
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First CRC in Denver offers comfort and support through its Stephen Ministry.
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Men with Tools from Harvest CRC in Lake Odessa, Mich., provide repairs in their community.
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LaGrave Avenue CRC in downtown Grand Rapids celebrates historic anniversary.
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Using pillowcases, women from Fellowship CRC in Big Rapids sew over 400 dresses for girls in Haiti.
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Newcomers who attend get to learn about the elements of worship.
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Media highlight sportsmanship when Manhattan Christian’s girls win the state volleyball championship.
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Kerri Smit, of Halifax, named All Canadian in Women’s University Volleyball.
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Center for Excellence in Preaching offers continuing education for people licensed to exhort.
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Farmer-to-Farmer program connects Iowa family with Nicaraguan coffee farmers.
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Weekly devotionals help one Michigan congregation prepare for Sunday sermons.
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North Hills CRC in Troy, Mich., recently participated in sorting discarded food for area agencies.
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Michigan church brings together pastors, scientists, and teachers to talk about theology and science.
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Will synod approve the third version of the proposed Covenant for Officebearers?
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Creation Stewardship Task Force asks Synod 2012 to declare that climate change is likely due to human activity.
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After three years of discussion, Synod 2012 will decide whether to adopt the Belhar as proposed by Synod 2009.
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Trinity Christian College offers graduate degrees in counseling psychology and special education.
Columns
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“How’s your mom?”
Apple’s Core
by Otto SellesREAD MOREIn 1984 I experienced my first “Apple moment.” As I opened the boxes holding my brand-new Apple MacIntosh computer, I was
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Let’s reacquaint ourselves with the text of the confession we already have and with its dramatic early history.
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Do we need a new category of behavior called “morally tacky”?
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We’re sorry . .
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Taking care of all those animals was no picnic!
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Over 40 years since his first album and eight years since his last, Leonard Cohen at age 77 has just released a new one.
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A spiral is an elegant form, whether it turns up in a staircase, a seashell, or in your own DNA.
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Should everyone who preaches—not just ordained pastors—be allowed to raise their hands while offering God’s blessing?
The Call of Story: An American Renaissance
reviewed by Ron VandenBurgREAD MOREDo you love a good story told well?
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The United States observes a National Day of Prayer on May 3, 2012—but every day is a day of prayer.
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During the Hundred Years’ War, Jehanne, later known as Joan of Arc, heard saints’ voices directing her to save France from
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We need to continually reconfess our faith as we follow the Holy Spirit into each new age.
Our Shared Ministry
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Lesha worked as a prostitute in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
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In 1997, fewer than 10 percent of graduates from Manley Career Academy High School on Chicago’s west side went on to college.
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Underneath bridges and in empty lots or abandoned buildings, men and women have made homes in some of the toughest neighborhoods in Sa
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The civil war that broke out in Libya last year had far-reaching consequences, not just for the Libyan people but for many families wh
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Glen McCarthy is a hip-hop musician, community improvement manager for Chicago Public Schools, and pastoral associate who wants to cha
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An expanding Christian church in Nepal is taking the gospel forward, making inroads in a place where Christian testimony was once seve
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The Safe Church Ministry of the Christian Reformed Church has produced an accessible, story-driven resource to help parents—and
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Spencer Okoroafor, a Nigerian Christian school principal, firmly believes that his school needs to be grounded in a biblical worldview
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When I first got the email, I dismissed the idea altogether.
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As I write this, I am preparing to speak to a joint meeting of a Christian Reformed classis and a classis from the Reformed Church in