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Worship services from around the world are part of the Online Calvin Symposium on Worship Program 2021.

At the January Series on Mon., Jan. 11, Tara Westover shared her story about growing up in a survivalist family.

Rev. Hernandes Dias Lopes is sharing a renewed, faith-filled image of the church.

Atiko Martin has been equipped by Resonate Global Mission to work with, “people who do the wrong thing.”

Although COVID-19 was the subject of many stories, other issues made the list as well.

Feedspot calls it one of the “Top 60 Racism Podcasts to Follow in 2021.”

Throughout January you can tap into the January Series, Worship Symposium, and Stob Lecture online.

Morgan was baptized Catholic but had little faith — until she joined a Bible study offered by Resonate missionaries.

Tim Rietkerk, who lives in Escondido, Calif., has been appointed to be the new director of Chaplaincy and Care Ministry. He comes to the role after 30 years as a chaplain.

Colin Watson, executive director of the CRCNA, shares an advent reflection for this difficult 2020 year.

Chaplains have had a tough year, and many “feel like they are running on empty.”

Steve Argue says young people in their teens and 20s want faith to help them in a complex world.

CRCNA ministries adapted but stayed busy during 2020.

Missionary uses what she learned in Africa to connect with people in Chicago.

A team of eight has been formed to help guide the CRC’s structure and organization in 2021 and beyond.

Responses to “reimagining” ministry shares vary, perhaps depending on local and current factors.

Guelph Campus Ministry leader Sara DeMoor talks about adapting to ministry in a pandemic era, to continue to connect with and support students.

Carol Koppenaal wants to help people grow in their career.

David Zac Niringiye will be a plenary speaker at the denomination-wide event. He encourages the church to be more hands-on in the cause for social justice.

Soong-Chan Rah says we are living in an unprecedented time that is filled with opportunity.

Part of a multisite church plant, mosiacHouse East finds ways to connect with students at Kings University.

A waning church seeks out a new purpose by moving into a neighborhood of refugees.

Mandated by synod, the training will be recommended for all pastoral leaders in the CRC.

Like other worship choirs and musicians throughout the CRC, Calvin University students shine a hopeful Advent message.