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WHY the Reformed Herald Exists
WHY the Reformed Herald Exists Editor: Some interesting observations on this subject are found at the very beginning of the Reformed Herald. These two articles are found on pages 26-27 in the August 1956 issue (labeled as Volume XII, No. 3). FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK The Preacher says “there is no new thing under the sun.” Then why start a …
Report on the Annual Meeting of Covenant East Classis
The 30th session of Covenant East Classis met March 3-4, 2015, at Peace Reformed Church in Napoleon, Ohio. The delegates for the Classis arrived the night before the meeting. The Executive Committee designated this time for a pre-Classis study titled “Bringing Peace to Conflict: God’s Method for all Christians in all Places and all Times.” Rev. Kyle Sorensen led the …
2015 Report of the President of Covenant East Classis
2015 Report of the President of Covenant East Classis of the Reformed Church in the United States “I will declare Your name to My brethren; in the midst of the assembly I will praise You. You who fear the Lord, praise Him! All you descendants of Jacob, glorify Him, and fear Him, all you offspring of Israel! For He has …
We All Get the Blues
We all get blue. It is a common part of life, so common that we have an entire music genre dedicated to singing about “the blues.” Many of us will even face depression, which often comes with stigma, guilt, and a host of other feelings that make the problem even worse. But our God is a God of hope. He …
