In working with churches, what is the biggest challenge in helping believers understand and fully practice Among Us "sanctity of life," not only in the context of unborn children but also people with disabilities and at the end of life?
How will churches be supported in moving beyond translated resources to actually reshaping leadership structures, decision-making, and worship practices so that intercultural voices are not just included, but genuinely influential?
I find this model inspiring, but I also wonder if it applies to smaller churches with limited resources. Perhaps a more specific sharing of the initial challenges is needed so that other churches can learn more effectively. That's Not My Neighbor
From a missionary perspective, I agree with Steal Brainrot Game that the mission is not just about telling stories of growth and success, but also about daring to let the suffering of our brothers and sisters touch and change the way we pray, hope, and act.
@Geometry Dash It’s inspiring to see how Groundwork has grown over 15 years while staying true to its mission of teaching God’s Word — a wonderful example of faith, dedication, and the power of modern media used for good.
Personally, I find Poly Track idea of creating a network of churches on campuses to provide students and faculty with a space for honest discussion and community development very encouraging. It is both encyclopedic in introducing history and models, and practical in sharing the author's personal experiences in various environments.
How have you seen small groups adapt the Discover Your Bible method in diverse cultural contexts, and what unique challenges or opportunities does that bring for discipleship and evangelism?
Beyond property and financial assets, how can churches intentionally pass on less tangible aspects of their legacy, like their theological distinctives, community relationships, and cultural identity, to future ministries or organizations?
How can Synod 2025 intentionally equip and empower younger generations to participate meaningfully in the future leadership and theological discernment of the CRCNA?
I love this initiative! It’s so important that churches not only recognize the presence of people with disabilities but actively work toward making everyone feel seen, heard, and truly belonging.
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In working with churches, what is the biggest challenge in helping believers understand and fully practice Among Us "sanctity of life," not only in the context of unborn children but also people with disabilities and at the end of life?
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@Geometry Dash
How will churches be supported in moving beyond translated resources to actually reshaping leadership structures, decision-making, and worship practices so that intercultural voices are not just included, but genuinely influential?
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I find this model inspiring, but I also wonder if it applies to smaller churches with limited resources. Perhaps a more specific sharing of the initial challenges is needed so that other churches can learn more effectively. That's Not My Neighbor
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From a missionary perspective, I agree with Steal Brainrot Game that the mission is not just about telling stories of growth and success, but also about daring to let the suffering of our brothers and sisters touch and change the way we pray, hope, and act.
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@Geometry Dash It’s inspiring to see how Groundwork has grown over 15 years while staying true to its mission of teaching God’s Word — a wonderful example of faith, dedication, and the power of modern media used for good.
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Personally, I find Poly Track idea of creating a network of churches on campuses to provide students and faculty with a space for honest discussion and community development very encouraging. It is both encyclopedic in introducing history and models, and practical in sharing the author's personal experiences in various environments.
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@Pips NYT Hi Elaine,
How have you seen small groups adapt the Discover Your Bible method in diverse cultural contexts, and what unique challenges or opportunities does that bring for discipleship and evangelism?
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Beyond property and financial assets, how can churches intentionally pass on less tangible aspects of their legacy, like their theological distinctives, community relationships, and cultural identity, to future ministries or organizations?
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How can Synod 2025 intentionally equip and empower younger generations to participate meaningfully in the future leadership and theological discernment of the CRCNA?
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I love this initiative! It’s so important that churches not only recognize the presence of people with disabilities but actively work toward making everyone feel seen, heard, and truly belonging.