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Seeing Clear in 2020? (Part III)

January 11, 2019

The Rev. Joshua Bode is a guest blogger for this miniseries on the Reformed Church in America’s (RCA) present work to envision a future for itself in the midst of tension.  Josh is an RCA minister who has served a church in upstate New York, been the stated clerk of his classis, and is a … More Seeing Clear in 2020? (Part III)

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Seeing Clear in 2020? (Part II)

January 9, 2019

The Rev. Joshua Bode is a guest blogger for this miniseries on the Reformed Church in America’s (RCA) present work to envision a future for itself in the midst of tension.  Josh is an RCA minister who has served a church in upstate New York, been the stated clerk of his classis, and is a … More Seeing Clear in 2020? (Part II)

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Seeing Clear in 2020? (Part I)

January 7, 2019

The Rev. Joshua Bode is a guest blogger for this miniseries on the Reformed Church in America’s (RCA) present work to envision a future for itself in the midst of tension. Josh is an RCA minister who has served a church in upstate New York, been the stated clerk of his classis, and is a … More Seeing Clear in 2020? (Part I)

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