Canada is commonly know for Tim Horton's coffee, maple syrup, and ice hockey. Canada is not usually associated with racism. If you supervise Canadian team members, make decisions that affect the Canadian ministry context or are just curious about what Canada's contribution has been to the work of racial justice and reconciliation, then this community learning experience is for you!
Looking for a way to celebrate the CRC's All Nation's Heritage Week? Why not sign up to be a host site for the 2nd Annual Racial Justice Film Week? We have suggested movies and a film kit for each one.
Race Relations work is about listening to the heart of God and hearts of people. In mourning the loss of friends, I heard the sadness within and around me. I felt embraced in the comforting words we spoke to each other.
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The U.S. and Canada have an interesting relationship. In my opinion, it often mimics a sibling rivalry.
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An Act of Re-membering is an interactive and participatory workshop that offers co-learners the opportunity to embark on an embodied storytelling journey. It is intended as a follow-up to the KAIROS Blanket Exercise.
How can our churches and liturgies form us to live into our calling as ministers of reconciliation? We recommend these resources to get you and your community started.
We have partnered with the “Immigrants are Blessing, Not a Burden” campaign to offer worship materials for congregations who wish to highlight immigrants and refugees during their All Nations Heritage Sunday.
If you are a member of a CRC congregation, are planning to attend Calvin Theological Seminary or any of the colleges affiliated with the Christian Reformed Church, and want to train for and engage in the ministry of racial reconciliation, you can apply for a scholarship through the Office of Race Relations.
Hi Fronse,
Thanks for your interest in the series. We did the interviews last year (Feb. 2017), mostly over email, so there are no audio files. Too bad!