June 2012
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Features
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Lessons and challenges for pastors’ spouses.
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Scripture has much to say about God’s purpose for marriage.
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How can congregations develop practices for welcoming all baptized people to deeper participation in the Lord’s Supper?
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Encouraging people to share their differences makes for a healthy congregation.
News
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Last year the Food and Faith Garden at Ann Arbor (Mich.) CRC yielded more than 12,000 pounds of produce.
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The role of the group comprised primarily of directors of the CRC’s ministry agencies has returned to the earlier model.
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Community gardening allows Heritage CRC to cultivate relationships with neighbors.
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Campus Ministry in Guelph, Ontario, hosts event to raise awareness about self-injury.
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Immanuel CRC in Fort Collins celebrates a major milestone.
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For 14 years, men from three Colorado congregations have retreated to Moab, Utah, for fun and fellowship.
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Erik Hoekstra, provost, is named as the school’s next president.
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From worshiping via website to dancing on the dance floor, worship at The Village CRC is unique.
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A donor blessed by the church’s ministry builds a pulpit for Mission Hills Community CRC.
In Memoriam: Rev. James Hoogeveen
March 4, 1950-March 2, 2012READ MOREJames LeRoy Hoogeveen, 61, a pastor with a disciple’s heart, zealous for sharing Christ, encourager of ministry colleagues, and
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Wendell M.
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New City CRC in Jersey City hosts job fair for students.
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Maranatha Fellowship CRC in Farmington helps raise $5,000 for children who are orphaned.
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Alfred Elders and Jay Bartels reunite 65 years after serving on the island of Guam during World War II.
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Golfers of all ages attend free four-day clinic at Hillside Community CRC in Cutlerville, Mich.
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Indie rock concerts at South Bend CRC draw area undergraduate and graduate students.
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CRC folks from across Canada, the United States, and Mexico met for three days in Los Angeles to pray.
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Back to God Ministries International has nominated Kurt Selles to become its director.
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Distance learning allows Calvin Theological Seminary students to earn a degree while staying where they are called to ministry.
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Synod 2012 has big decisions to make about the Belhar Confession, the Form of Subscription, and Creation Stewardship.
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Associated Church Press awards top honors to The Banner and Reformed Worship for 2011.
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Fifty people went to First CRC in Highland, Ind., to have their treasures evaluated by an antiques expert.
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Dan Wolters spends a week living on the church roof to raise money for CRWRC.
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Many people love to shop, and the clothing ministry at Grace CRC in Muskegon lets them do just that.
Columns
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The church should stay out of politics. Right?
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Have you even been scolded for treating the spiritual life too . . . lightly?
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Enter into the fictional Dutch immigrant community of Poplar Grove.
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Let’s start brainstorming about how the church can support youth leaders.
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The story of Rahab, a great hero of the faith, is often glossed over because of her scandalous profession.
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Anthony Shadid rebuilt his family home more as a search for roots than as a reconstruction project.
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Have you ever thought about Jonah’s story from the perspective of a big fish? Eileen Spinelli has.
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Steve Jenkins has done it again!
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Affirmative Action
The most damaging effect of affirmative action (“Is Affirmative Action Biblical?” April 20
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One stray dog, four kids, and 12 years added up to much more than we could have guessed.
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Billy Graham, world-renowned preacher and evangelist, notes that as a Christian he was taught how to die but not how to grow old.
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At a recent fundraising event, the speaker rambled on and on.
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It’s time for some fun fishy facts.
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Finding Jesus in the aftermath of a devastating police call.
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In England during the 1950s, teens Janie and Benjamin must use ancient natural recipes in order to concoct brews that will help them s
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On the surface, this is a novel about the tension between an affluent California family and their Mexican maid.
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Jeanine Hathaway’s latest poetry collection, The
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Ivan the gorilla has lived at the Exit 8 Big Top Mall and Video Arcade for 27 years. His owner tells him that he has lost his magic.
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This deeply moving novel explo
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Our Shared Ministry
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The massive earthquake that hit the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and the surrounding area in January 2010 wiped out the home in w
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Ryan Wallace, a Calvin Theological Seminary student and aspiring church planter, says his jou
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Manga was working in a kiosk in a marketplace in the Jammu region of India when he overheard what sounded like a familiar voice talkin
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This month, Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Mich., sent more than 900 graduates out into the worl
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Nine years ago, Pastor James Ramos was about to give up being a minister.
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Rev.
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“Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it” (Prov. 22:6).