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The CRCNA has nearly 200 congregations who worship in a language other than English. How can we best meet their needs and be in community together given the current limitation of our translations?
4 important ways pastors can support the faith formation of children who will grow into engaged teens and young adults.
Are you looking at launching new initiatives, especially post-Covid? If so, here are four basic steps for launching any program or initiative well.
After almost 15 years serving as Director of Disability Concerns Ministry for the CRCNA, Mark Stephenson has announced his retirement.
Check out this resource from Duane A. Miller about presenting the Gospel to Muslims and how one disciples new converts.
Great tips for assessing whether your ministries and initiatives are really doing what you hoped they would.
As in the reconstruction of the city of Jerusalem, we should restore an unshakable spirituality by putting up a spiritual shield.
Here’s a simple way to identify strengths and challenges in your church culture.
Cara Milne, a Disability Concerns Regional Advocate, shares her experience of living through Covid-19 as a community. Her encouragement is "to take note of what is working better than it was before and protect that."
Much more than just a tool for communicating with local church members, The Bridge App connects your congregation through prayer, an events calendar, membership directory, and the capability to financially support the church budget and local ministries.
This is a review of the latest book of Alistair Begg published May 1, 2021.
We’re excited to introduce you to Groundwork’s next co-host, Rev. Darrell Delaney. He cares deeply about discipleship and helping others unpack scripture to strengthen their faith foundation. He is also deeply gifted at applying scripture to our everyday experiences. All of this makes him a natural fit for Groundwork.
El defensor de las relaciones raciales, Rudy Gonzalez comparte sus pensamientos sobre la importancia de tener conversaciones abiertas sobre el racismo a la luz del Evangelio y el componente clave de la escucha.
Regional Organizer Barry Meyer reviews three food delivery services that can help the environment!
Race Relations advocate Rudy Gonzalez shares his thoughts on the importance of having open conversations about Racism in light of the Gospel, and the key component of listening.
La defensora de Relaciones Raciales Viviana Cornejo, escribe sobre por qué la mejor y única forma de salir de una historia desagradable es ser fuerte, soportar el dolor y enfrentar el pasado.
Race Relations advocate Viviana Cornejo reflects on why the best and only way to move forward from an unpleasant history is to be strong, bear the pain, and confront the past.
En este artículo, el Pastor Scott DeVries nos dice que ver el racismo como un sistema, lo reconoce como una realidad compleja que requerirá un esfuerzo para comprender y trabajar en su contra.
El Rev. Mark Stephenson, director interino de la Oficina de Relaciones Raciales de la ICR describe maneras en que las personas blancas pueden sin saber, mantener el racismo hacia sus colegas de color como también formas de reconocerlas y enfrentarlas.
The CRC justice ministries celebrate the volunteer work of Gary Mulder, a representative for the Office of Social Justice in Washington D.C. over the past twelve years.
From Indigenous columnist Richard Silversmith. "As in the Jewish exile to Babylon, the Indigenous experience, ‘diaspora,’ carries a sense of betrayal, of broken treaties, loss of lands and culture."
To all Disability Concerns volunteers—regional advocates, church advocates, advisory committee/guiding coalition members, and so many more of you that support our ministry in many ways—we want to pause and say thank you.
Here are three important things for ministry leaders to consider when planning post-pandemic ministry.
In celebration of Earth Day hear about one church's success and partnership with the Climate Witness Project. Get connected with these opportunities in your local area.
Life with Jesus is the end of “coyote living” and the beginning of friendship with God. Loneliness is exchanged for relationship, emptiness for hopefulness, and searching for satisfaction.