The United States of America has historically dealt with the sin of racism in many forms. It is also clear that there seems to be a climate in the U.S. now that has reignited racial and social animosities.
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Stories from the RCA
"In America today, and all over the world, we witness the unfolding of division and hate. We witness the painful reality of racism," says interim general secretary Don Poest.
The General Synod Council met Wednesday, August 9, to finalize the membership of the search team for a new general secretary. They selected from a pool of applicants from throughout the denomination.
The RCA’s associate general secretary and director of mission engagement passed away unexpectedly on July 18.
In a step toward healing a centuries-old rift, the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) signed an association agreement to the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification (JDDJ) on July 5.