Gospel Growth

What does springtime have to do with the gospel? Is botany connected to theology? Dr. J. Van Vliet explores these questions in a meditation on Col. 1:5-6.

Evangelism

This small volume contains a collection of speeches that arose out of the Western Australian Evangelism Convention in Rockingham, held on May 18 and 19, 2007.

Author: J. Smith. Publisher: Reformed Guardian, 2008.

Reformed Church Planting in the 21st Century

Talk delivered by Rev. Ross W. Graham at the 2nd annual CRTS Lecture Series - Rejoicing in Growth: Church Planting and Evangelism.

Evangelism according to the Scriptures

Discussion of the principles, history and practice of evangelism

Motivating Reformed Churches to Multiply: The 2011 Metro Vancouver Church Planting Initiative

Dr. T.G. Van Raalte discusses the 2011 Metro Vancouver church planting initiative. Delivered at the second annual CRTS Conference in 2012. "Rejoicing in Growth: Church Planting & Evangelism"

Spreading the Seed of the Word: Reformed Foundations for Evangelism

Talk delivered by H. Drost, a Reformed church planter in Ukraine, at the second annual CRTS Conference, "Rejoicing in Growth: Church Planting and Evangelism."

Developing Missionary-Minded Congregations

Henk Drost, a Reformed church planter in the Ukraine, delivers a speech at the second annual CRTS Conference "Rejoicing in Growth: Church Planting & Evangelism."

Mission work among the First Nations of Canada

Recorded during the 2015 CRTS Interim Semester. Rev. Jim Witteveen speaks of Mission work among the First Nations of Canada, and its potentials & pitfalls. Rev. Witteveen is a missionary of the Canadian Reformed Church in Smithers, serving in Prince George, B.C., Canada.

Developing a Plan for Congregational Outreach

Recorded during the 2015 CRTS Interim Semester. Rev. William Boekestein, minister at Covenant Reformed Church in Carbondale, Pennsylvania, speaks about developing a plan for congregational outreach.

Planting a Reformed church in the “Northern Capital of BC"

Recorded during the 2015 CRTS Interim Semester. Rev. Jim Witteveen describes the task of planting a Reformed church in the “Northern Capital of British Columbia." Rev. Witteveen is a missionary of the Canadian Reformed Church in Smithers, serving in Prince George, B.C., Canada.