Gearing Up for Inspire 2022 For next summer, keep in mind that Inspire 2022 will take place in Chicago. Waiting ‘with Open Arms’ During Hispanic Heritage Month, which starts today and runs through Oct. 13, CRC News will publish stories of some CRCNA Hispanic leaders. Input Needed from Ministry Leaders A new initiative is looking for ministry leaders in CRCs to help shape a pilot training program. Equipped to Share the Good News New Resonate resource teaches loving your neighborhood. COVID Vaccines Required for CRCNA Staff All Christian Reformed Church in North America staff will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Sparking Intergenerational Relationships Does your church want to help young adults by pairing them with older mentors? Reflecting on 9/11 God continues to transform his church since the tragedy that occurred on Sept. 11, 2001. Community and Sports Center Breaks Ground Chicago CRC helps a large, neighborhood community and sports center move forward. A Trip through the Reformation New book takes an on-the-ground look at the tumultuous times of the Reformation. Keeping the Conversation Going Small groups in many churches are engaging with the CRC’s Human Sexuality report by way of the Challenging Conversations Toolkit. Faith Alive Resources for the Fall As churches gear up for fall programming, Faith Alive has you covered. Going to Great Lengths For most people the prospect of swimming across even a small inland lake is intimidating. But for Marian Cardwell, it’s necessary. Praying in the Sunny Outdoors A brief prayer gathering sought God’s guidance and blessing for the CRC’s ministries in the coming year. Chaplains Reflect on Afghanistan CRC chaplains who served in Afghanistan feel a range of emotions as the U.S. and its allies airlift people from the country. Mentorship Project Equips Young Adults Seven young adults spent their summer immersed in the South Coast Beach Project in Port Dover, Ont. Grillmaster Pastor Iowa CRC pastor loves talking to and teaching people about meat and the arts of cooking it. College and University COVID Protocols CRC-related colleges and universities are taking different approaches as they prepare for the fall semester. ‘Ebenezer Stones’ on Mackinac Island Creating ‘stones of help’ can help us remember our dependence on God and his goodness to us even in seasons of heartbreaking loss and defeat. Heartbreak in Haiti Another earthquake, followed by torrential rains, have caused widespread destruction in parts of Haiti. Views Differ on Vaccination Churches wonder if they should ask members if they have been vaccinated against COVID-19. Being a Trauma-Informed Church Member Fourth webinar in Safe Church Ministry series focuses on being “trauma-informed.” ‘Extraordinary’ Journey to Chaplaincy Just ordained to serve as a chaplain in the Michigan National Guard, Tim Kimbel has taken a long road into ministry. Celebrating Two Years in Mexico ‘At Such a Time as This’ Reframe’s Spanish ministry in Mexico is growing during the epidemic. Showing Empathy for Young Adults Rick Zomer told his online Inspire “Light” audience that there are reasons why young people are leaving churches. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next Last
Gearing Up for Inspire 2022 For next summer, keep in mind that Inspire 2022 will take place in Chicago.
Waiting ‘with Open Arms’ During Hispanic Heritage Month, which starts today and runs through Oct. 13, CRC News will publish stories of some CRCNA Hispanic leaders.
Input Needed from Ministry Leaders A new initiative is looking for ministry leaders in CRCs to help shape a pilot training program.
COVID Vaccines Required for CRCNA Staff All Christian Reformed Church in North America staff will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Sparking Intergenerational Relationships Does your church want to help young adults by pairing them with older mentors?
Reflecting on 9/11 God continues to transform his church since the tragedy that occurred on Sept. 11, 2001.
Community and Sports Center Breaks Ground Chicago CRC helps a large, neighborhood community and sports center move forward.
A Trip through the Reformation New book takes an on-the-ground look at the tumultuous times of the Reformation.
Keeping the Conversation Going Small groups in many churches are engaging with the CRC’s Human Sexuality report by way of the Challenging Conversations Toolkit.
Faith Alive Resources for the Fall As churches gear up for fall programming, Faith Alive has you covered.
Going to Great Lengths For most people the prospect of swimming across even a small inland lake is intimidating. But for Marian Cardwell, it’s necessary.
Praying in the Sunny Outdoors A brief prayer gathering sought God’s guidance and blessing for the CRC’s ministries in the coming year.
Chaplains Reflect on Afghanistan CRC chaplains who served in Afghanistan feel a range of emotions as the U.S. and its allies airlift people from the country.
Mentorship Project Equips Young Adults Seven young adults spent their summer immersed in the South Coast Beach Project in Port Dover, Ont.
Grillmaster Pastor Iowa CRC pastor loves talking to and teaching people about meat and the arts of cooking it.
College and University COVID Protocols CRC-related colleges and universities are taking different approaches as they prepare for the fall semester.
‘Ebenezer Stones’ on Mackinac Island Creating ‘stones of help’ can help us remember our dependence on God and his goodness to us even in seasons of heartbreaking loss and defeat.
Heartbreak in Haiti Another earthquake, followed by torrential rains, have caused widespread destruction in parts of Haiti.
Views Differ on Vaccination Churches wonder if they should ask members if they have been vaccinated against COVID-19.
Being a Trauma-Informed Church Member Fourth webinar in Safe Church Ministry series focuses on being “trauma-informed.”
‘Extraordinary’ Journey to Chaplaincy Just ordained to serve as a chaplain in the Michigan National Guard, Tim Kimbel has taken a long road into ministry.
Celebrating Two Years in Mexico ‘At Such a Time as This’ Reframe’s Spanish ministry in Mexico is growing during the epidemic.
Showing Empathy for Young Adults Rick Zomer told his online Inspire “Light” audience that there are reasons why young people are leaving churches.
