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Becoming a âBleeding Heart Christianâ and Other Perils of Radical Love
Becoming a âBleeding Heart Christianâ and Other Perils of Radical Love
This post by Jana should be read by any white evangelical Chrisitian questioning what they are or should be doing during these times of so much unrest and calls for justice in light of the death/kiling of George Floyd and countless other Africian Americans in the U.S.
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Organizational Effectiveness and Mustard Seed Missiology
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Shifting From Doing Ministry For to With Others ⌠and Why it Matters This presentation by Wendy McCaig of Community Way in Richmond, Virginia is an excellent introduction to why and how we need to shift from doing ministry for others in the community to doing ministry with them.
What Does Inclusion in the Church Look Like?
What Does Inclusion in the Church Look Like?
The following post was written by David Morstad and originally appeared on his blog/website, Larger Table: Reflections at the Crossroads of Faith and DisabilityÂ
When it comes to people with developmental disabilities, integration into typical environments is always the best option. Or is it?
One look at where people with developmental disabilities have lived over the past few decadesâŚ
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What Does Inclusion in the Church Look Like?
What Does Inclusion in the Church Look Like?
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My Name is Not âThose Peopleâ Minnesotan Julia Dinsmore has known poverty all of her life and is no stranger to homelessness. Her childhood was marked by frequent moves, chaos and episodes of violence â her mother struggled with mental illness, her father with alcoholism.
Advent Day 10: Healing Peace ...
Advent Day 10: Healing Peace âŚ
I was reading some recent Advent postings and came upon this one from the blog, In Silence Waits. Reading and reflecting on these words brought me some much needed comfort, peace, and hope. I hope and pray they do the same for others who come upon them.
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Congregational Resources for Disability Week (Oct 10-16)
Congregational Resources for Disability Week (Oct 10-16)
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The Holland Deacons' Conference is presently seeking qualified individuals for the following part-time positions: Residential Support (aka Relief) Staff to serve at My Brother's and Sister's Houses in Holland, Michigan. We are in need of individuals who are interested and available to work on
Why Reformed Christians Hate Being âReformedâ
Why Reformed Christians Hate Being âReformedâ
I greatly appreciated these words and thought they were worth sharing with those who read my blog.
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This is a reblog from The Twelve written by my daughter-in-law, Kate Kooyman My oldest son is in kindergarten this year. We send him to our neighborhood school, and we live in an urban neighborhoodâŚ
In Praise of Urban Public Schools
In Praise of Urban Public Schools
This is a reblog from The Twelve written by my daughter-in-law, Kate Kooyman
My oldest son is in kindergarten this year. We send him to our neighborhood school, and we live in an urban neighborhood. But donât let that impress you.
Granted, Iâm one of those annoying urban-public-school evangelists. I believe deeply that every kid has a right to a good education. I am totally convinced that racismâŚ
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Needed: A Paradigm Shift for CRC Deacons We need to shift from viewing diaconal ministry primarily as something done âtoâ or âforâ others to more of one which does ministry âwithâ our neighbors, communities, businesses, and churches. To read more of my post about and for deacons in the Christian Reformed Church: Needed: A Paradigm Shift for CRC Deacons | The Network
What Changes for Deacons in the CRC? I I recently wrote a post for the CRC's Network blog addressing some of the changes ahead for deacons following this year's historic decision by Synod regarding the role, authority, and work of deacons in the denomination.