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Isn't "anti-racism" negative?
Denominational statements are wonderful but how does it impact the local church community?
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February 20, 2019
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Should the CRC Endorse and Lobby for Making UNDRIP Federal Canadian Law?
Canadian CRC leaders have committed the CRC to endorsing and lobbying for Bill C-262, a federal Canadian bill that if passed would incorporate the United Nations Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples into Canadian Federal Law. Should they have?
April 5, 2018
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Imagine Going Out, Two by Two, to Deal With Racism, Bigotry and Healing
The Canadian Aboriginal Ministry Committee provides an opportunity for churches and individuals to become involved in grassroots, hands-on, relationship-building between CRC members and local aboriginal communities.
October 25, 2011
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Leadership Development of Canadian Aboriginal Leaders
Imagine having Christian business leaders in Canada's south becoming connected through meaningful relationships with Christian aboriginal business leaders in the North! Imagine the cultural awareness! Imagine the mentoring that will take place ... both ways!
July 21, 2010
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"I saw myself...as a dark-haired, little Dutch boy."
Growing up as an adopted son in a Dutch family, Roscher had no idea that he was a Cree Indian. Check out this story just posted to the CRC Newsroom: CRCNA Ministry Leader Tells Story
June 23, 2010
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Native Americans and WCRC
The core question, as in all mission, is how far one goes in cultural contextualization. In the context of Native American issues, it is a concern that flows from a North American/Northern European perspective, an assumption that ours is the normative cultural expression.