The More Complete Story of the Reluctant Missionary
In the May issue of The Banner, a feature article tells the story of Ken Lee, a Christian Reformed missionary to Japan. These are the untold details.
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In the May issue of The Banner, a feature article tells the story of Ken Lee, a Christian Reformed missionary to Japan. These are the untold details.
The contemporary testimony Our World Belongs to God translated into Korean.
The Belhar Confession translated into Korean. This includes three footnotes added in 2017.
This is an introduction in Korean to the three forms of unity of the Christian Reformed Church in North America.
The Heidelberg Catechism translated into Korean.
The Canons of Dort translated into Korean.
The Belgic Confession translated into Korean.
This 42-page, Korean booklet helps to answer the question, "What does it mean to be Reformed?" This booklet would be ideal for an adult Bible study, catechism class, or for those wanting to learn more about the CRC and its place in today's world.
This 24-page, Korean pamphlet provides a clear, brief overview of the history, beliefs, and ministry of the Christian Reformed Church. It is great for new members, profession of faith classes, and councils.
This short pamphlet (in Korean) provides newcomers with a brief explanation about what a denomination is, and a short introduction to the Christian Reformed Church.
The Athanasian Creed translated into Korean.
The Apostle's Creed translated into Korean.
The Nicene Creed translated into Korean.
It’s said so often in the U.S. that churches that get involved in social justice decline in membership. But the story of Korea, and the story of the African-American community in the U.S., tells a very different story.
Here are some CRCNA documents and other resources that are available in Korean.
Faith Alive에서 새로운 주일학교 교재가 나왔습니다. WE라고 하는 교재와 DWELL이란 교재가 나왔습니다. 저도 직접 읽어보고 검토을 했습니다. 우리 한인교회에 추천하고 싶습니다.
Moses Chung has become the new HM director in May. Unfortunately, it soon turned into a confusing situation as Jerry and Sandy were both stepped down. I ask all Korean churches to pray for Moses (and other denominational leaders).
As we saw our recent agenda for '11 Synod, we found many heavy and important issues in our denomination.
We had about 3000 attendees of college and young adults and even few high school students and elderly. We had over 500 people volunteer leaders and servants. What a blessed conference. God is always good.
A new program is being launched in Orange County, California, in January 2011, at Springing Fountain CRC. The program is for small churches who are able to send people who are willing to be trained and raised as church school directors.
12윌 20일 부터 23일 까지 센디에고에서 약 4000명의 청년들이 모여 하나님을 찬양하며 주님의 음성을 듣고 삶의 새로운 부름을 받고자 합니다. 기도 부탁드립니다.
우리 교회의 가장 큰 문제요, 가장 급한 필요가 있습니다. 특별히 작은 교회의 문제 입니다.
2세 교육/목회을 위해 무엇이 필요하십니까? 어떻게 도와드리는 것이 가장 도움이 되겠습니까?
All Korean churches are seeking pastors for children and youth. Many churches are seeking not only pastors, but anyone who is willing to serve. Can we raise and train enough pastors to fill this great need?
One of the greatest issues in Korean church is EM (English Ministry). Should EM be independent? Speaking from personal experience and wisdom gained from it, the answer is definitely "yes" and "no" — sorry, but read on.