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  (opens mid-October, closes January 15)
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  (opens mid-October, closes January 15)

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During synod, delegates and advisers initially meet in advisory committees. Each advisory committee processes an assigned portion of the agenda and prepares a report for the delegates.

** All reports have a strikethrough and all have been addressed and voted on!

• Advisory Committee Report 1A (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 1B (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 1C was an executive session appeal
• Advisory Committee Report 1D (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 2A (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 2B (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 2C (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 2D (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 2E (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 2F (Synodical Services)
• Advisory Committee Report 3A (Church Order)
• Advisory Committee Report 3B (Church Order)
  • 3B Majority
  • 3B Minority
• Advisory Committee Report 3C (Church Order)
• Advisory Committee Report 3D (Church Order)
• Advisory Committee Report 3E (Church Order)
• Advisory Committee Report 3F (Church Order)
  • 3F Majority
  • 3F Minority
• Advisory Committee Report 3G (Church Order)
• Advisory Committee Report 4A (Education and Candidacy)
• Advisory Committee Report 4B (Education and Candidacy)
• Advisory Committee Report 4C (Education and Candidacy)
• Advisory Committee Report 4D (Education and Candidacy)
• Advisory Committee Report 4E (Education and Candidacy)
• Advisory Committee Report 4F (Education and Candidacy)
• Advisory Committee Report 5A (Congregational Care and Justice)
• Advisory Committee Report 5B (Congregational Care and Justice)
  • 5B Majority
  • 5B Minority
• Advisory Committee Report 5C (Congregational Care and Justice)
• Advisory Committee Report 5D (Congregational Care and Justice)
• Advisory Committee Report 5E (Congregational Care and Justice)
• Advisory Committee Report 5F (Congregational Care and Justice)
  • 5F Majority
  • 5F Minority
• Advisory Committee Report 5G (Congregational Care and Justice)
• Advisory Committee Report 5H (Congregational Care and Justice)
  • 5H Majority
  • 5H Minority
• Advisory Committee Report 6A (Global Mission and Ecumenical Matters)
• Advisory Committee Report 6B (Global Mission and Ecumenical Matters)
• Advisory Committee Report 6C (Global Mission and Ecumenical Matters)
• Advisory Committee Report 6D (Global Mission and Ecumenical Matters)
• Advisory Committee Report 6E (Global Mission and Ecumenical Matters)
• Advisory Committee Report 7A (Finance and Admin)
• Advisory Committee Report 7B (Finance and Admin)
• Advisory Committee Report 7C (Finance and Admin)
• Advisory Committee Report 7D (Finance and Admin)

Synod 2025 met June 10-17 at Redeemer University in Ancaster, Ontario.  The theme for this year was  “Journey with Jesus” based on the Emmaus Road story of Luke 24, the theme also used at the ten Gather events throughout the denomination.

This theme helped bring a focus not only to Synod but to the prayers of thousands of people who prayed for the gatherings. The prayer initiatives for this year included a Pre-Synod Prayer Gathering, a Prayer Walk at Redeemer, 40 Days of Prayer in advance of synod, 30-Minute Prayer Vigil, early morning prayer at synod, Facebook prayer, Prayer Intercessors at synod, and worship and prayer during synod. Thank you for praying.

The “Journey with Jesus” on the road finds us with these themes:

• We had hoped - where we have disappointment, and unmet expectations
• Slow to Believe - there are times that we don’t see God at work or don’t trust the work he’s doing
• Recognizing Jesus - God is at work and we can see Jesus at work among us no matter what the circumstances
• Returning to Jerusalem - We share the good news
• Clothed with Power - The Spirit fills us for the Kingdom work where he leads.

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