About Us
The CRCNA Office of Social Justice has joined with eight other Christian Reformed ministries to better equip and encourage congregations. We have come together under the new name of Thrive.
While our name may have changed, we’re still as committed as ever to help CRC members love our neighbors in tangible ways. We continue to provide resources to learn about the root causes of poverty, hunger, and oppression, and we empower the church to call on those in power to improve systems and enact just public policy.
We prioritize the perspectives of marginalized people most impacted by injustices, raise awareness, educate members, share resources, and prompt advocacy.
It’s how we love our neighbors. It’s how we live our faith.
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Our Staff
Andrew Oppong
Cindy Stover
Victoria Veenstra
Volunteers
Richard Kilmer
Steve Mulder
Our History
Our Partners
Partnerships
Contractual relationship with one or more other churches and organizations to do specified activities and/or to achieve specific objectives over time.
Associations
On-going entities of individual or organizational members in which membership has specific responsibilities (such as the payment of dues) and usually brings specified benefits. With regard to associations in which individual agency or office personnel hold membership, those of interest to the CRCNA are those connected directly to the individual’s ministry responsibilities.
Churches for Middle East Peace
Alliances and Networks
Formal but loose connections of individuals or organizations for mutual learning and encouragement.
Interfaith Immigration Coalition
Interfaith Criminal Justice Coalition
National Religious Campaign Against Torture
National Association of Evangelicals