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Dr. Kyle J. Dieleman, Assistant Professor of History at Trinity Christian College (Palos Heights, IL) focuses on the doctrinal and practical importance of Sunday observance in the early modern Reformed communities in the Low Countries.
“I’m so happy that, finally, disability concerns [is something] the whole denomination is starting to think about…that’s exciting for me.” Listen to Reg’s own words to hear his delight in this ministry.
God cares deeply about marginalized people and expects his people to do the same. This post includes a Bible study guide on Judges 19.
This report from Citizens for Public Justice highlights four main areas of concern: long wait times, long wait times for non-Syrian applications, allocations limits, and travel loans.
Disability Concerns was formed within the Christian Reformed church out of a passion for justice and a deep desire for healthy relationships among people with and without disabilities.
What do you do to keep yourself full? That's the question Ruth Kelder asked long time leaders Marcia and Harriet in this short video.
I wanted to share this book that was made available to participants of the Disability Concerns Leadership Training Conference last fall.
Rev. Dr. Joanne Van Sant, Church Advocate in Ridgewood, NJ, shares a story of witnessing God's grace when “everything was just right in that moment.”
This article gives a brief history of Volunteers In Service. VIS is an example of diaconal cooperation between churches.
What do kids do best? Talk and move! Yet what do teachers often want them to do? Be quiet and sit still. What’s wrong with this picture?
This 42-page 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.
A clear, brief overview of the history, beliefs, and ministry of the Christian Reformed Church. Great for new members, profession of faith classes, and councils.
This 42-page, Spanish 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 42-page, Chinese 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 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, Spanish 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 24-page, Chinese 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 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.
Video conferencing offers the appeal of face-to-face interaction while saving time and resources. More and more, churches and ministries are using this tool as well. Here are some of my top tips for effective video conferencing.
Michèle Gyselinck, Regional Advocate for Eastern Canada, shares how she became a disability advocate and how her leadership shapes her and her community!
This newsletter includes a reflection on the local church, contact info for local Youth Ministry Champions, information on Inspire 2019, practical resources, and more.
An online and/or downloadable presentation that serves as an orientation and training resource for deacons.
Join us for a 1-hour roundtable exploring how the experience of dementia can be faith-formative, and for discussion on ministering to the person, the family, and the congregation.
This is a summary of five case studies that underline the key factors of Muslims coming to Christ as encountering as Living God in Christ, the living Word, and the living Body of Christ.
This video is a helpful tool for families, older adults (who may also feel marginalized by age and acquired disability), congregations, study groups and more! Give it a watch and have a conversation with others.