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 Discussing Ministry in an Interfaith World at Inspire 2019
by Resonate Global Mission
How do we share the gospel with our neighbors of different faith traditions? Interfaith ministry leaders will be leading workshops on this important topic at Inspire 2019. Check them out!
Safe Church, About Safe Church Ministry  Back to the Future! Safe Church at Synod 1994 and 2019 by Bonnie Nicholas For 25 years, we've been talking about preventing and responding to abuse in our church contexts. Here's a look back and a prayer for the future. Children's Ministry, Sunday School, Curriculum, Teaching  Introducing DWELL Digital by Gabe Bain This summer the CRC will release the most significant upgrade to Dwell children's ministry and Sunday school curriculum since its creation nearly a decade ago. Disability Concerns  Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month by Linda Roorda Most of my life I've been embarrassed and ashamed to admit I have Tourette's. Initially mocked by peers, I quickly learned to hide or camouflage the tics with movements that wouldn't be recognized as readily. Chaplaincy  New Faces in Chaplaincy May 2019 by CRCNA Chaplaincy and Care The ministry of Chaplaincy and Care is excited to introduce two new chaplains: Abigail DeZeeuw and Paul Van Dyken. We'd love for you to 'meet them' and say hi! Worship, Training and Education  Continuing the Discussion - Choosing Music for Worship by Worship Ministries Check out this roundtable discussion with four CRC endorsed worship coaches on the topic of choosing music for worship. Church Admin & Finance, Finance, Contributions, Pastors, Financial Shalom, Stewardship  I Gave Up My Cup of Joe for Lent… Here's What I Learned by Phillip Leo On Ash Wednesday I decided to give up my afternoon cup of coffee and thus began the longest Lenten season of my life. Disability Concerns, Mental Health  When Supreme Court Justices Have Mental Health Struggles by Michele Gyselinck One question that came in challenged the judge's ability to do his job because of his illnesses. This challenge is based on the assumption that mental illnesses affect an individual's intelligence and judgment. Disability Concerns, Intellectual Disabilities  The Perfect Match by Anna Vos The adoption agency director calmly said amid our excitement, "Just wait, Anna. They think that he might have Down syndrome." Nonchalantly, I replied, "Oh, Ok." He kindly encouraged us to take the weekend to think about and pray about our decision. Disability Concerns, Advocacy, Congregational Care  Contacting Churches Part 1: Thinking About the Relationship by Miriam Spies In this video Dori Dykstra reflects on how she feels called to be in relationship with others in the Body of Christ and how that both encourages and prepares her to pick up the phone or send an email. Chaplaincy  Miracles and Pediatric Chaplaincy by CRCNA Chaplaincy and Care Rev. Karen Norris is a pediatric chaplain at Stollery Children's Hospital in Edmonton, AB. She shares about the pain, fear, hope, and unexpected peace experienced by families of children with terminal or severe chronic illnesses. Disability Concerns, Intellectual Disabilities, Theology  Discipleship and Ministry of Jean Vanier by Miriam Spies I am so thankful for the discipleship of Jean Vanier, and I remain thankful for the people carrying on his ministry, those who are simply the latest to arrive.
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