De Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerken zijn gescheurd. Wat betekent dit voor gewone kerkleden?

Dick and Daniël are already making plans for 2026. What do you, as a listener, think? Which topics should they address? And who would you like to join them? Share your thoughts at nd.nl/denkmee and win a book package! Our guests are CGK pastors Alwin Uitslag and Cees-Jan Smits. They share the same faith and also share sensitive discussions, such as those concerning women in office. They both want to remain Christian Reformed, and would thus be able to celebrate Communion together. And yet, they will soon no longer belong to the same denomination. The schism of the Christian Reformed Churches has been imminent for some time, but it is now a reality. How could it go so wrong? Alwin, a pastor in Urk and a member of the "Rijnsburg Group," and Cees-Jan, a pastor in Papendrecht and determined to remain "simply Christian Reformed," will discuss this with Dick and Daniël. And with each other. "How far do you think love goes?" Alwin asks Cees-Jan. "Isn't telling each other the truth also part of that?" Cees-Jan is overcome with sadness. Meanwhile, he hopes that the split between the Christian Reformed Churches will be a wake-up call for the Reformed denomination. "Perhaps an independent third party could take a look with us? We can't figure it out ourselves anymore." 🎧 Previous episodes of Dick & Daniël about the CGK: #54 Are the Christian Reformed Churches falling apart? https://open.spotify.com/episode/3rcS... #160 Why there's a good chance the Christian Reformed Churches will split https://open.spotify.com/episode/4dhq... #174 What women themselves actually think about the women's debate in the Christian Reformed Churches https://open.spotify.com/episode/4tEZ... #187 Will this solution save the Christian Reformed Churches? https://open.spotify.com/episode/7gba... #208 The Christian Reformed Churches are collapsing. What's next? https://open.spotify.com/episode/3sO3... #podcast #church #reformed #god #conservative #interview #jesus