The Discipleship priority area of Transformed & Transforming, the RCA’s 15-year vision for ministry, has three new leaders, all of whom bring specific skills and gifts to their part-time positions that they started September 3.
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As the Vision 2020 Team, we met September 19–20, 2019, at the Cenacle Retreat Center in Chicago, Illinois. We did so with the awareness that many people are praying for our work and for our beloved denomination.
“In the RCA, we have been working for years to end racism, and this statement reflects our heart on this issue,” says Eddy Alemán, RCA general secretary.
August 2019 has been a horrible month for injury and death by gun violence in the United States.
RCA Global Mission is celebrating the past—how it has transformed the world during the last 377 years—and is imagining God’s future for global mission.
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How one missional community is loving the teenagers at a local detention center.
An update from the Vision 2020 Team's November meeting. This team is tasked with exploring three different options for the RCA's future.
A Colorado church wanted to find a way to do mission more sustainably and meaningfully. So they partnered with a church in Guatemala to help kids.
A church plant in Rochester, Minnesota, is discovering and embracing the gifts of its community.
In the city of brotherly love, Liberti Center City shows the love of Jesus to the people who know it the least and need it the most.
The blessings of HIS Work Camp reach beyond the recipients of the week of service.
A church plant in Arizona is living the gospel by receiving people seeking asylum and helping them get to places of resettlement.
Japanese Christians in New York City find a church that feels like home. Now they want to bring their faith back to their family and friends in Japan.
A Los Angeles church is preventing domestic violence by teaching its young men to treat women with respect and love.
A Hispanic congregation has taken root and is changing its southern California neighborhood. How? It wasn’t flashy programs—just simple invitations to dinner.
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