Category: GS 1992

GS 1992 ARTICLE 87 – Appeal of Br. G. Kruyswijk Committee III presents: Agenda item VIII D15 This is dealt with in closed session. After some discussion the Advisory Committee takes its report back for reconsideration. (see Articles 46 and 120)

GS 1992 ARTICLE 86 – Reopening The chairman asks that Psalm 138: 1 and 2 be sung, he reads Psalm 138 and leads in prayer. Roll call shows that all members of Synod are present.

GS 1992 ARTICLE 85 – Adjournment Rev. C. VanSpronsen asks that Psalm 134: 1-3 be sung, and closes in prayer.

ARTICLE 84 – Relations with Churches Abroad re PCK Committee I presents: Agenda item VIII G1a,4,6,7 The Committee presents two reports. After some discussion the Advisory Committee takes these reports back for recon- sideration. (see Articles 93, 108 and 111)

GS 1992 ARTICLE 83 – Reopening The chairman asks that Psalm 122: 1 and 3 be sung. Roll call shows that all members of Synod are present.

GS 1992 ARTICLE 82 – Adoption of Acts The Acts, Articles 61-75 are read and adopted.

GS 1992 ARTICLE 81 – Appeal of Br. D. Houweling Committee II presents: Agenda item VIII D3 After some discussion the Advisory Committee takes its report back for reconsideration. (see Article 88)

GS 1992 ARTICLE 80 – Appointment of Deputies for the Promotion of Ecclesiastical Unity In view of the meeting of the Alliance of Reformed Churches to be held on November 17-19, 1992. Synod decides to appoint an ad hoc committee consisting of Rev. J. Mulder and Dr. C. VanDam as temporary deputies, to speak on…

GS 1992 ARTICLE 79 – Relations with Churches Abroad re RCUS Committee I presents: Agenda item VIII G1,a,2,3,4 I. MATERIAL A. Report of the Committee on Relations with Churches Abroad (CRCA) re The Reformed Church in the United States (RCUS). B. Letter of the church at Attercliffe, ON. C. Letter of the church at Carman,…

GS 1992 ARTICLE 78 – Appeal of Br. L. Van Zandwyk re Regulations Broader Assemblies Committee II presents: Agenda item VIII H4a After some discussion the Advisory Committee takes its report back for reconsideration. (see Articles 89 and 101)