Category Archives: History

Concert at Crossroads Theater

Posted on July 11, 2011 by Benjamin T. Berman

We hope so much that YOU will come to New Brunswick for a summer night out at Crossroads Theater on Livingston Ave.

The Date and Time? July 16th at 7:00 p.m.

What are we celebrating? Over the years, First Reformed Church has developed close ties with several groups that represent different parts of Christianity, different parts of the world, and different faiths. We have benefited greatly from these associations and want to celebrate that with music.
Who will perform? Come to hear Jeanel LeBlanc sing African-American Spirituals, the band Wind of Anatolia play and sing Turkish spiritual music, and the Raíces Cultural Center Ensemble perform music from Afro-Cuban Spiritual Masses. Continue reading →

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An Update from the Construction Site

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Rev. Dr. Hartmut Kramer-Mills

Not much has changed since last month. Continue reading →

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Town Clock CDC

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Rev. Susan Kramer-Mills

There are three things to report at this time from our community development corporation: Continue reading →

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Tom De Vries Selected as Candidate for General Secretary

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Church Staff

The General Synod Council announced that it has selected Tom De Vries as the candidate to be presented to the General Synod to serve as the
next general secretary of the Reformed Church in America. Continue reading →

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Presidents’ Dinner

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Rev. Dr. Hartmut Kramer-Mills

As a relatively small denomination, the Reformed Church in America offers the great advantage that our denominational leadership is never far away. Geography may not have changed, but in an age of frequent flier miles, Skype and the possibility of webinars, this is hardly an issue. More important is the fact that we are small enough to meet, in whatever form, and to be remembered the next time. In our denomination, you will always be more than a number. Continue reading →