COD Highlights - May 2022
Highlights from the May 5-6, 2022 Council of Delegates meeting.
Come join the discussion! Find denominational resources, conversations on past and upcoming synods, and much more.
Highlights from the May 5-6, 2022 Council of Delegates meeting.
An opportunity for Synod Delegates to interact with a promising posture to connect with those on the edges of faith.
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The 2022 Yearbooks are now available!
Learn more about the mandate and work of the Structure and Leadership Task Force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
Learn more about the mandate and work of the Structure and Leadership Task Force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
Learn more about the mandate and work of this task force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
Learn more about the mandate and work of this task force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
Learn more about the mandate and work of the Structure and Leadership Task Force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
Learn more about the mandate and work of the Structure and Leadership Task Force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
Learn more about the mandate and work of the Structure and Leadership Task Force through the SALT report, which is explained in this series.
A study of the HSR (Human Sexuality Report) reveals that the word desire is used multiple times in both positive and negative senses.
I wonder how many of you have children who are gay, or family members who are part of the LGBTQ+ population.
The impossible-looking situation of Synod 2022 invites us to faith in our miracle-working God.
Thinking specifically about the Human Sexuality Report, would any of us be willing to offer our backs, tongues, mouths, and bodies for a specific definition of marriage?
Highlights from the February 16-18, 2022 Council of Delegates meeting.
A starting list of questions that can help in evaluating overtures.
The CRCNA has contracted with Calvin's Social Research Center to administer a survey every year. Attached is a summary report of the data gathered from 2017 to 2020.
As Synod 2022 approaches, valuable resources for discussing and considering the Human Sexuality Report (HSR) can be found at The Abide Project.
한 교단으로서 우리가 어려운 시간 가운데 있다는 것을 인지하며, CRCNA 교단 이사회Council of Delegates는 2021년 6월부터 2022년 6월까지, 성령이 하시는 말씀과 우리 서로 간에 귀 기울이는 기도의 해가 되도록 교회들에 권장하고 있습니다.
In 1973 and 1999, synod called upon the church to repent and embody hospitable belonging with its gay members. The current Human Sexuality Report echoes this call. Are we ready to do it?
As the agenda for Synod 2022 grows, don’t forget that the discernment and decision-making of your local church is just as important.
With significant decisions taking place on issues like the Human Sexuality Report and the Canada/US relationship, are your chief decision-makers listening well enough to God and others?
No one wants to be called a stumbling block or weaker believer, but are we doing just that in our current CRC conversation?
Recognizing our human limits, we do not triumphantly declare, “God told us…,” but rather, “It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us...”