The CRCNA in Canada is committed to supporting Canadian churches with dedicated resources. Our team is excited to empower you with practical strategies tailored to the Canadian context, helping you live out your faith more authentically. 

Serving our congregations directly, the Canadian Justice Ministries are composed of the Centre for Public Dialogue, Indigenous Ministry, and Intercultural Ministry. Together, these ministries listen to and equip churches with resources, training, and guidance for action and faith formation on justice, inclusion, and reconciliation in their local communities.

We also offer the Bridge App, a digital tool that equips churches with member communication, secure donation processing, and a digital directory. Additionally, we partner with Diaconal Ministries Canada, which provides excellent, independently funded resources and training to help Canadian deacons demonstrate God's love in their neighbourhoods.

Indigenous Ministry

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The Indigenous Ministry is made up of a national committee (Canadian Indigenous Ministry Committee), three Urban Indigenous Ministries, and a Senior Leader for Indigenous Justice and Reconciliation, each using their strengths to support healing and reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and non-Indigenous people in Canada.

Intercultural Ministry

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Sebastian Maldonado & Jeremiah Bašurić are the two senior co-leaders of Intercultural Ministry in Canada. Across Canada, there is a growing interest in becoming a healthy intercultural church as ethnic & racial diversity becomes a fundamental reality.

In this video, Sebastian and Jeremiah share more about how Intercultural Ministry supports churches and makes an impact in our communities.

Centre for Public Dialogue

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We promote a positive voice of Christian faith in Canadian public life that seeks justice, hope, and reconciliation in political dialogue, and active citizenship.

Check out our recent advocacy opportunities.

God's At Work in Canada

Learning from the Land

Forty people gathered for a time of on-the-land learning at Sandy Saulteaux Spiritual Centre in Beausejour, Man., Feb. 28. The event brought together a wide network of participants — Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders...

Community Care in Regina

In the North Central neighborhood of Regina, Sask., community transformation is happening through shared meals, cultural teachings, and relationships built on trust.

Our Journey

Across Canada churches are growing in the milestones of the Our Journey strategic plan.  Explore this map and get ideas for ministry in your context!