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August 22, 2019
The Mountain
Church planting is like hiking up a mountain. Getting people to talk about the beauty of outreach and mission is easy ... but when we finally see how long the path to change is, and how many stairs we'll have to climb to reach our mission, some of us decide we are only willing to go so far before turning back. We pray that all of us in the Christian Reformed Church will be open to tackle whatever mountain God wants us to climb.
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July 29, 2019
On Mission 16: Rachel Beveridge
"A lot of times in Central America, but also in North America, we think that missionaries are only the people who leave their country and go to another one," said Resonate Global Mission missionary Rachel Beveridge.
"Mission is something we are all called to."
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June 27, 2019
The Cross Stands Firm
Resonate Global Mission missionaries Rev. Pablo and Sheryl Canché never guessed that an earthquake would rock Mexico City, Mexico—but when it did, they joined the crowds in the streets to help pick up the pieces physically, emotionally, and spiritually. "The earthquake made obvious what we knew all along: that really, truly, Jesus is the answer," said Sheryl. "Through the people with whom we work, we see this everyday."
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May 3, 2019
Caring for Community
We reached our match goal! You helped us raise over $50,000 to help equip Christian leaders AND a generous donor matched that amount dollar for dollar! Thank you! One of the leaders you helped is Teopista, a pastor who made an amazing change in her village.
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April 23, 2019
A Church Like Us
"There are so many needs in our community. We want to be that voice—that shining light on the top of the hill. We're willing to do the work. We're willing to do whatever it takes to glorify the name of Jesus Christ," said José, a member of Iglesia Cristiana Reformada Comunidad de Fe Poinciana in Poinciana, Florida.
"I think this city needs a church like us," said pastor Karlos Palacios. Here's a glimpse of how this Resonate church plant is empowering leaders, meeting needs in the community, and glorifying the name of Jesus Christ.
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August 22, 2019
The Mountain
Church planting is like hiking up a mountain. Getting people to talk about the beauty of outreach and mission is easy ... but when we finally see how long the path to change is, and how many stairs we'll have to climb to reach our mission, some of us decide we are only willing to go so far before turning back. We pray that all of us in the Christian Reformed Church will be open to tackle whatever mountain God wants us to climb.
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July 29, 2019
On Mission 16: Rachel Beveridge
"A lot of times in Central America, but also in North America, we think that missionaries are only the people who leave their country and go to another one," said Resonate Global Mission missionary Rachel Beveridge.
"Mission is something we are all called to."
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June 27, 2019
The Cross Stands Firm
Resonate Global Mission missionaries Rev. Pablo and Sheryl Canché never guessed that an earthquake would rock Mexico City, Mexico—but when it did, they joined the crowds in the streets to help pick up the pieces physically, emotionally, and spiritually. "The earthquake made obvious what we knew all along: that really, truly, Jesus is the answer," said Sheryl. "Through the people with whom we work, we see this everyday."
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May 3, 2019
Caring for Community
We reached our match goal! You helped us raise over $50,000 to help equip Christian leaders AND a generous donor matched that amount dollar for dollar! Thank you! One of the leaders you helped is Teopista, a pastor who made an amazing change in her village.
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April 23, 2019
A Church Like Us
"There are so many needs in our community. We want to be that voice—that shining light on the top of the hill. We're willing to do the work. We're willing to do whatever it takes to glorify the name of Jesus Christ," said José, a member of Iglesia Cristiana Reformada Comunidad de Fe Poinciana in Poinciana, Florida.
"I think this city needs a church like us," said pastor Karlos Palacios. Here's a glimpse of how this Resonate church plant is empowering leaders, meeting needs in the community, and glorifying the name of Jesus Christ.
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April 18, 2019
This Is the Start
LCC International University in Lithuania provides a Christian education for students from 38 countries around the world, but many of them—if not most of them—aren't Christians. "Because of LCC and because of people in LCC, I met Jesus," said Evelina. "I met God, and now I'm a completely different person."
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March 20, 2019
A Changed Place
“It is difficult to plant a church in Maasai land,” said Dr. Mwaya Wa Kitavi, Resonate’s regional leader for Eastern and Southern Africa. He has seen worship attendance at Maasai churches dry up when the water does.
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February 21, 2019
New Arrivals
After Stefan and Sousan became Christians in Iran, they fled to Germany and asked for asylum. There, they lived in a refugee facility and met many people who were Christians, too! Stefan and Sousan started a Bible study that quickly grew into a church plant. That's why Resonate missionaries Mary Buteyn and David Kromminga disciple Stefan and Sousan—so they can effectively disciple the members of their growing congregation.
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February 14, 2019
On Mission 14: Karlos Palacios
"They are not waiting for the pastor to tell them what they have to do," said Rev. Karlos Palacios, pastor of Iglesia Cristiana Reformada Comunidad de Fe Poinciana, a Resonate church plant in Florida. As a bivocational pastor, he has learned to empower the leaders in his congregation.
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January 17, 2019
Sharing Faith through Everyday Rhythms
When Craig and Jeanine Broek moved to Denver, Colorado, they quickly discovered that even though there were a lot of church buildings in their neighborhood, people were not really "into churches." With help from Resonate Global Mission, they started The Table—a ministry that serves Denver’s Platte Park neighborhood with gardens, dinners, Bible studies, and worship gatherings. The Table quickly became a safe place for people to explore Christianity.
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