Category: CanRC

  • GS 1965 art 13

    GS 1975 ARTICLE 13: Submission H. Tams Advisory Committee IV presents the following re Agenda 8 E5. The Synod adopts the committee’s proposal. Press Release version: ARTICLE 7: Letter H. Tams. Br H Tams requested Synod to grant him the opportunity to deliver his objections against the suspension and deposition of Rev. C. de Haan…

  • GS 1965 art 12

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 12: Acts The Acts up to and including Article 9 are adopted.

  • GS 1965 art 11

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 11: Roll call Roll call is taken.

  • GS 1965 art 10

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 10: Reopening. The chairman has the synod sing Ps. 118:1. He reads 2 Timothy 2:14-26 and leads in prayer.

  • GS 1965 art 9

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 9: Close After Psalm 146:8 is sung and the chairman leads in a prayer of thanksgiving, the session is closed.

  • GS 1965 art 8

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 8: Welcome guests. The chairman speaks a word of welcome to those who show their interest by their presence.

  • GS 1965 art 7

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 7: Adoption of the agenda. Procedure. Given a letter from “The Canadian Reformed Church of Winnipeg, Manitoba” address: 729 Hoskin Avenue, Winnipeg 15, Manitoba dated November 1, 1965, the Synod decides to announce that a submission received before November 15, 1965 will as yet be added to the agenda. [1] The agenda…

  • GS 1965 art 6

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 6: Reopening. The chairman reopens the meeting. Psalm 86:6 is sung, attendance is taken, the meeting is again adjourned for a meal and reopened immediately afterwards.

  • GS 1965 art 5

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 5: Procedure It is decided that the executive will look into the matter and come with proposals for adopting the agenda and procedures of Synod. The session is adjourned.

  • GS 1965 art 4

    GS 1965 ARTICLE 4: Communication from the convening church The convening Church communicates that it has written to the churches that proposals had to be submitted by August 15. Several proposals, however, were received far too late. The convening Church attributes this in part to the fact that proposals have to come to general synod…