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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?

“Journey with Jesus” is a theme that will frame this year’s synod, and was central in the May 28 online convening session.

Thrive’s eight ministry consultants are offering a steady presence, practical tools, and Spirit-led guidance to congregations.

When two earthquakes rocked Myanmar on March 28, Naw Htoo Baw’s first thought was of her parents’ safety.

In her final lecture before retiring from Calvin Seminary, Mary Vanden Berg urged listeners to recognize our limitations, focusing on who we are, whose we are, and how well God knows us.

“Journey with Jesus” is a theme that will frame this year’s synod, and was central in the May 28 online convening session.

On May 22 about 50 people gathered to dedicate the CRCNA’s new Ministry Support Center in Grand Rapids, Mich.

How should we pray when we are faced with catastrophic news at home and around the world?

In Senegal, World Renew is helping women take control of their financial future.

Every three years, CRC representatives gather from across Canada to boldly envision next steps for impactful ministry locally, regionally, and nationally.

Using part of an inheritance from his father, David Koll worked with Thrive to start a peer group for multiethnic pastors.

As part of its birthday celebrations, the Network launched the Network cohort—a small group of emerging writers who will contribute regular content.

“A new plan for a balanced budget prioritizes church planting and global mission while recognizing the need to live within current financial means,” says Resonate director Kevin DeRaaf.

Pastors and others who gather to pray each week in the Portland, Ore., area are encouraged by God’s answers to their prayers.

Representatives of the Korean Ministers Association gathered in Wales recently for their annual general assembly and were inspired by history.

Participants embraced their surroundings, braved elements of nature, and deepened their connection with Indigenous people, the land, and one another.

The public is invited to attend the dedication ceremony and open house on Thursday, May 22, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.