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How do we reach non-Christians in our neighbourhood? Where do we start? Team evangelism helps you get started in a practical webinar. Join us!

Photo above: The theme of the Lausanne 4 Congress, by Grace Snavely From 22 to 28 September 2024, I had the opportunity to participate in the Lausanne IV Congress in Seoul, an event that had a lasting i ...

Assen Seeks gives space in home groups to make relationships and talk very openly about faith.

Huizen celebrated Neighbours' Day and the churches participated. CGK Huizen is happy to let us share in the enthusiasm and gratitude with a report and photos

The missionary living community Hart voor West in Rotterdam has room for a (senior) couple who want to serve God in the city.

The Open House Haarlem is starting a new pioneer place in Europawijk and is looking for a quartermaster (0.2 fte) and a pioneer (0.8 fte) to do so.

Do Christians with and without migration backgrounds come into contact with each other? This is the subject of the brochure 'A world to win', which also discusses how this is taking shape in the CGK.

The Open House in Haarlem focuses on what the neighbourhood needs most: connection. This provides opportunities to share faith.

Doorgeven issue 3 of this year is out. This theme issue is about vocation. When God calls you, you cannot stay put. Very different people tell their stories about this.

On Saturday 16 November, IZB is organising a national training day on missionary church building. Everyone is welcome and participation is free. The programme promises plenty of inspiration and workshops.

Rev Sander Kok is one of five thousand participants in the global conference of the Lausanne Movement. Surprised, but also full of desire and expectation, he travels to Seoul.

Rev Albert Hoekman has accepted the church's appeal in Midwolda. He will start work as missionary pastor for north-east Groningen.