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Confluence of care and mission in congregational systems
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- The Christian Reformed Church in North America, known also as both the CRCNA and the CRC, is a relatively small denomination on the North American ecclesial landscape that has made a large worldwide impact for the kingdom of God for more than a century and a half. In both Canada and the United States of America, congregations have engaged the kingdom in a myriad of ways through five broad primary areas of ministry: faith formation, global mission, gospel presentation and worship, mercy and justice, and servant leadership. Along the road of this long history of ministry, a need was recognized to provide a denominational program to face an increasing number of problems arising between some pastors and their congregations. The resulting program is what is now called Pastor Church Resources [PCR] which was formed in 1983.
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