CRCNA Statement and Prayer on Immigration Born from immigrants, the CRCNA laments the ways that various members of our church body and community have been treated. Seeing Communities Flourish Majora Carter: working on neighborhood improvement from within. Not the Only One Lonely Vivek Murthy: the loneliness epidemic and the power of human connection. Fostering Curiosity and Openness Harry Smith: be curious, engage with the world, say yes to opportunities. The Path to Cultural Repair David Brooks: Many people move through the world feeling basically unseen. Reformed Faith Yields Hope in Myanmar The Christian Reformed Church of Myanmar requests prayers amid increasingly difficult challenges. Silver Spring CRC Receives Worship Grant A grant-funded project will help diverse pastors explore best practices in preaching. Applying the Principles of MLK Naomi Tutu kicked off the 2026 January Series with a talk on faith, justice, and the image of God in everyone. Stories as Living Seeds Kaitlin Curtice at the January Series: How do stories live, grow, and shape us? Praying for Venezuela U.S. military action on Jan. 3 left great uncertainty for people in Venezuela, including many connected with the CRCNA. ‘Called’ Conference Encourages Potential Leaders In November about 40 people gathered at Dordt University to consider various ministry callings. Helping the Homeless Become Homeowners A Calvin University grad reflects on committing to partnership and neighborhood flourishing. Kuyper President to Retire Kuyper College president Patricia Harris plans to retire in June 2026. Top 10 CRC News Stories of 2025 Stories of hope and challenge reflect the ongoing work of the church in the past year. Mission Partners in Nigeria Request Prayers Three historic mission partners of the CRCNA are deeply affected by complex security issues in Nigeria. Korean Translation of Church Order under Review A revision of the Korean translation of the Church Order is currently under way. Montréal Teens: From Meal Prep to Mission A church kitchen in Montréal whirs to life weekly with meal preparations for senior neighbors. A Light Shining in Darkness An Advent reflection from the general secretary. New Mexico Church Owns Land after 60 Years A decades-old oversight was finally corrected in Crownpoint, N.Mex. A Conference Focused on Mission In November, 210 people explored what mission can look like today. Nagel Institute Launches $2.2M Project A gift from the John Templeton Foundation has launched a new research initiative. Media ‘Voice of the CRC’ Passes Away Dr. Joel Nederhood, who preached on The Back to God Hour for over 30 years, died Dec. 2. Learning about AI from the Bible What can Christians do in this “horseless carriage moment” of AI development? Supporting Churches Multilingually In its support of CRC congregations, Thrive includes four Korean-speaking and six Spanish-speaking staff members. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next Last
CRCNA Statement and Prayer on Immigration Born from immigrants, the CRCNA laments the ways that various members of our church body and community have been treated.
Fostering Curiosity and Openness Harry Smith: be curious, engage with the world, say yes to opportunities.
The Path to Cultural Repair David Brooks: Many people move through the world feeling basically unseen.
Reformed Faith Yields Hope in Myanmar The Christian Reformed Church of Myanmar requests prayers amid increasingly difficult challenges.
Silver Spring CRC Receives Worship Grant A grant-funded project will help diverse pastors explore best practices in preaching.
Applying the Principles of MLK Naomi Tutu kicked off the 2026 January Series with a talk on faith, justice, and the image of God in everyone.
Stories as Living Seeds Kaitlin Curtice at the January Series: How do stories live, grow, and shape us?
Praying for Venezuela U.S. military action on Jan. 3 left great uncertainty for people in Venezuela, including many connected with the CRCNA.
‘Called’ Conference Encourages Potential Leaders In November about 40 people gathered at Dordt University to consider various ministry callings.
Helping the Homeless Become Homeowners A Calvin University grad reflects on committing to partnership and neighborhood flourishing.
Top 10 CRC News Stories of 2025 Stories of hope and challenge reflect the ongoing work of the church in the past year.
Mission Partners in Nigeria Request Prayers Three historic mission partners of the CRCNA are deeply affected by complex security issues in Nigeria.
Korean Translation of Church Order under Review A revision of the Korean translation of the Church Order is currently under way.
Montréal Teens: From Meal Prep to Mission A church kitchen in Montréal whirs to life weekly with meal preparations for senior neighbors.
New Mexico Church Owns Land after 60 Years A decades-old oversight was finally corrected in Crownpoint, N.Mex.
Nagel Institute Launches $2.2M Project A gift from the John Templeton Foundation has launched a new research initiative.
Media ‘Voice of the CRC’ Passes Away Dr. Joel Nederhood, who preached on The Back to God Hour for over 30 years, died Dec. 2.
Learning about AI from the Bible What can Christians do in this “horseless carriage moment” of AI development?
Supporting Churches Multilingually In its support of CRC congregations, Thrive includes four Korean-speaking and six Spanish-speaking staff members.
