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The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship has awarded Vital Worship, Vital Preaching grants to 62 new projects across the United States and Canada.

Listening, laughing, eating, and learning together is how Yuleida and her family are witnessing in Fennville, Mich.

The grant funds a three-year project for Calvin University to strengthen key programs through its focus on virtue formation.

The institutions will serve as an official simulcast host site for a two-day, high-impact leadership experience.

The Hearts Exchanged learning and reconciliation experience is continuing its impactful journey, with new cohorts forming for 2025-2026.

World Renew is launching a nine-day, 300-mile, cycling event across Florida to raise money for tackling global hunger.

More than 30 children spent several days studying science, creating art, joining in games, playing musical instruments, and hearing about superheroes in the Bible.

Season 10 of the Do Justice podcast calls listeners to reimagine how they think about abundance, scarcity, and the global challenges we face today.

Living Hope CRC in Peterborough, Ont., has an annual tradition that brings together people of all ages for a time of service and community building.

Strawberries, communion, and conversation are growing a movement for reparations in Ontario.

For seven days 188 men and women gathered at Redeemer University to pray, discuss, deliberate, and discern together about matters related to the CRCNA.

Joe Elkerton will be the new director of Indigenous Christian Fellowship in Regina, Sask.

For 20 years Resonate missionary David Gifford has been producing resources in Spanish for pastors and other ministry leaders. These are now available online.

June 29 is Refugee Sunday in the CRCNA. Elina is one woman whom World Renew helped to resettle in Canada.

Following a discussion at synod about The Banner’s mandate, Shiao Chong has resigned from his role as editor-in-chief after nine years of service.

Synod 2025 began meeting in person on Friday, June 13, at Redeemer University in Ancaster, Ont.

Synod expressed gratitude for Calvin University, recognized its efforts to maintain confessional alignment with the CRCNA, and sought to understand differences between the university and the church.

A webinar hosted by Thrive and 1LifeBC explored how to walk with young people as they grow.

At Synod 2025, general secretary Zachary King provided an address about the state of the Christian Reformed Church in North America.

Synod 2025 will begin meeting in person on Friday, 8:15 a.m, at Redeemer University, Ancaster, Ont. All are welcome to attend or watch the proceedings online.

As one of the oldest classes in the CRC, Classis Hudson consists of 26 ministries, 12 of which use Korean as their primary language.

Thrive is deepening its ministry to families and children by coming alongside parents, caregivers, and children’s ministry leaders.

What does it mean to extend a welcome in the name of Christ?