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Discussion on ordaining women as ministers in the Christian Reformed Church made a brief return at Synod 2009.

Two CRC offices are getting new names this summer.

Ben Vandezande introduced himself to Synod 2009 as someone who is “working together to move the mission forward in a fresh, common

Mark Rice introduced himself to Synod 2009 as someone who loves Jesus, loves the church, and loves books and publishing.

Approving and welcoming new candidates for ordained ministry in the CRC is always a highlight of synod, and this year was no different.

Synod 2009 approved a change in policy that gives ministry associates a measure of job protection.

As baby-boomer pastors retire, many are opting to remain in the community of the congregation they formerly served.

Synod 2009 turned down a request (overture) to appoint deacons as advisers to future synods, despite the fact that several delegates said

Synod 2010 will not be held at The King’s University College in Edmonton, Alberta, as originally planned.

Salaries of senior denominational executives were briefly discussed when a delegate questioned the pay range offered.

Smaller churches will not be getting a break on their contributions to the Ministers’ Pension Fund.

For many years the Christian Reformed Church has pooled some revenue from its more than 1,000 local congregations to bring shared ministr

Synod 2009 adopted a ministry share of $307.53 for calendar year 2010, per active, professing CRC member age 18 and older.

Are our churches safe enough?

The CRC’s Faith Formation Committee gave synod delegates a copy of its first draft document, titled “Affirming Baptism and Fo

In the past, when synod appointed a committee to study an issue, the committee would toil away in isolation for two to three years, then

In a “State of the Church” address to Synod 2009, CRC Executive Director Rev.

Delegates to Synod 2009 had a chance to hear about the CRC’s newest plan to better connect member churches with the denomination an

This year’s Synodical Service of Prayer and Praise was hosted by Elmhurst (Ill.) Christian Reformed Church, the convening church of

On the last day of Synod 2009, a request from a delegate resulted in the denomination’s executive director, Rev.

With the average age of synod delegates hovering around 55, synod has never been considered a young person’s activity.

To define a Reformed way to engage so-called “third wave Pentecostalism,” Synod 2009 recommended two reports to Christian Ref

Responding to a “strong message of concern and pain,” Synod 2009 instructed the denomination’s Board of Trustees to com