I work for the CRC's Communication office as the Online Community and Content Manager. The majority of my role will be right here on The Network with some work with The Banner and social media in general. So I guess my role is to highlight CRCNA content FTW (Facebook, Twitter and Web). I grew up in Chicago, IL (Go Bears) and but now live in West Michigan. My wife Kelley and I have two children: Javen (6) and Kendall (3).
My favorite colors are red and blue and orange
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Hello my name is Jonathan and I am the Community and Content Manager for The Network. While reading some recent comments we want to remind all of our Network users about our Comment Guidelines....
Anton, It is not appropriate to for Network users to be snarky to one another. I am sorry if you have expeirenced that on The Nettwork. One of our comment guidelines states that comments should be...
Thank you for sharing this Karl. Blessings.
A recent comment posted in this discussion forum was removed because of racially offensive content.
Here is the comment that was posted (as a reply to another comment) on Wed, 09/11/2013 at...
Thanks for sharing this story Kevin. I appreciate the efforts of worship leaders who help usher congregations into the presence of the Great Physician.
Thanks Shane for this post. The Network is a community and we love hearing from everyone. So if you are logged in and you have an idea send to Shane don't hesitate.
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Stanley,
Did you see this thread:
Should ministers (who are essentially "paid employees" of the church) chair council meetings or be members of the council? It still may not have...
I have to admit as a congregant I more relaxed in regular attenance during the summer months. Part of it is vacations, part of it is that the children's services are on summer break and part of...
Our church celebrates the Lord's Supper once a month and it's something I look forward to. I also appreciate the how on many occasions serving the Lord's Supper is connected to the rest of the...
Anje and Mark,
Thanks for referencing and sharing to the "Welcome to Holland" story. I feel I have gained some insight.