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Interagency Global Partnership Strategy

World Missions, CRWRC, Back To God Ministries, and Partners Worldwide are together developing a strategy to enable high quality long term partnerships to take place between CRCNA congregations and groups on the one hand, and the churches, groups, and partners with whom we are doing ministry around the world on the other hand.

What’s really important: “All one body we.” Spirituality, humility and learning, healthy relationships.

The goal of forming relationships with a church or community overseas is to deepen our connection as Christians, to better educate each other about what life is like in a different country/culture and to become involved in each other’s efforts to make our communities closer to the vision that God has for us.

We believe that everyone has been given gifts and resources by God. These resources (material, spiritual, emotional, relational, financial, and others) should be used for the greater good of God’s kingdom. We see close relationships between distant churches as a way to share the resources and knowledge that we have with each other.

 "I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me." (John 17:20-21)

 

We have assembled documents and tools to help your church or group begin to think about whether this is what you would like to pursue. Please browse our resources and learning modules.

 

Please connect with one of the following agency contacts to obtain more information or to express your interest:

WMChristian Reformed World Missions - Canada, Trish De Jong (tdejong@crcna.org)

Christian Reformed World Missions - US, Steve Van Zanen (svanzanen@crcna.org)

  CRWRC – Canada, Crystle Numan (cnuman@crwrc.org)

  CRWRC – US, Wendy Hammond (whammond@crwrc.org)

 

 Greg Elzinga (grege@partnersworldwide.org)

 

Back to God Ministries International, Corrie Mulder (cmulder@crcna.org)