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One year ago, Pablo Lee started visiting a local prison to fill a ministry need. This summer, two former inmates celebrated their baptisms.

September 30th 2023 is the third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada.

Calvin University professor emeritus Corwin Smidt received a Lifetime Achievement Award for his work on the intersection of American religion and politics.

Leah De Vos, a mission network developer with Resonate Global Mission, welcomes up to 16 international students into her home every Friday for Dinner Church.

Calvin University ranks fourth overall among Midwest regional universities featured in U.S. News & World Report's Best Colleges 2024 Guidebook.

When Barrhaven Fellowship CRC had its first conversations about building a new facility, it had no idea how events would unfold.

Qinjun “Cathy” Zou is part of the first cohort of students in Calvin Theological Seminary’s new master of arts program in clinical mental health counseling.

Haitians have been immigrating to the Dominican Republic for decades, but now tens of thousands of people of Haitian descent are being deported.

ReFrame Ministries has appointed Joseph Curtis as its new advancement director.

The U.S. ministry board of the CRCNA voted this week to put the denominational office building at 1700 28th Street SE in Grand Rapids, Mich., up for sale.

In early August, leaders from 47 congregations across North America gathered for two days in Holland, Mich., to connect, listen, and discern in preparation for a new year of ministry.

Like many teenagers, Teresia had a lot of unsupervised time to fill after school. Recently she has used the time to attend a Bible study.

As the internet becomes an increasingly popular place for people to seek answers, Pastor Cari Fydirchuk has started an online ministry for seekers with faith questions.

June marked a new beginning for Korean pastors and congregations of the Christian Reformed Church in North America.

CRCNA general secretary Zachary King participated in the 2023 Blessing of the Students in Grand Rapids, Mich., for students starting or returning to school.

Faith CRC in Burlington, Ont., used a visual display to show how it wanted “to include everyone who is traveling the path to the cross with Jesus.”

Incoming students hail from the United States, Canada, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, and South Korea. About 60 percent will study in person, and 40 percent will study through a distance-learning program.

The CRCNA has received a $1.248 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help parents share their faith and values with their children.

A group of mothers and grandmothers near Winnipeg, Man., found out how working with horses can help with parenting.

Grace Eun-sil Paek has retired after serving as the coordinator for Global Coffee Break for more than 25 years.

Calvin University is set to welcome 1,150 new students this fall, and the diversity of learners choosing Calvin is setting university records.

After 21 years of service, Mike Hogeterp is leaving his position as director of the Centre for Public Dialogue.

A Korean Coffee Break event held in two locations this summer brought together nearly 500 people to better equip them for Bible study.

Trinity CRC in Broomall, Pa., held a service of prayer and lament on Sunday to process the murder of a girl nearly 50 years ago.