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On the Inspire 2022 “Workshop on Wheels” participants practiced seeing deep-city ministries through Jesus’ eyes.

Bishop Zac Niringiye challenged Inspire 2022 attendees to recognize their worldview lenses and seek a common witness with brothers and sisters across the globe.

We are called, created, redeemed, and empowered for a life of oneness, said Sandra Van Opstal at Inspire 2022.

Ken Shigematsu was the opening speaker for Inspire 2022.

Inspire 2022 provided the perfect opportunity to gather and commemorate the work and blessings of God over five decades of race relations ministry.

At Inspire 2022, Dr. Steven Argue challenged the church to better understand, embrace, and utilize the gifts of young adults.

Seventy men and women gathered the day before Inspire to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the decision to allow women’s ordination to all church offices.

God works in surprising ways. A group of Chinese businesspeople learned about the gospel during a tour with a Resonate missionary.

As Synod 2022 met to work through three years of agenda materials, the assembly included 11 Korean-speaking participants.

Calvin University and Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services are launching a program to address the demand for more mental health professionals.

Struggling with a critical illness, Emily was living without hope. That changed one day when a missionary shared the gospel with her.

After a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, Classis Red Mesa members were glad to return July 9-17 to their annual conference in the Chuska Mountains.

ReFrame Ministries is partnering with the Presbyterian Church of Brazil to offer online courses for pastors and church leaders.

The 2022 Korean Institute in Ministry training program will be conducted online and in person over the next four months.

Following Synod 2022’s decisions about human sexuality, many people asked questions about what the decisions mean for them, their pastors, and their congregations.

Inspire 2022 will begin Aug. 4. This event is for everyone involved in a local CRC congregation. Here are the latest updates.

World Renew has been offering hope and restoration to disaster survivors for 50 years. They’re celebrating this milestone with a seven-city tour.

Resonate is working in two vital ways to build momentum for change in Haiti: giving young people hope and a purpose and strengthening local churches.

Several congregations used vital worship grants to adapt worship during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of those adaptations are worth continuing.

Calvin University has appointed Adejoke Bolanle Ayoola as the founding dean of its School of Health.

Dordt University is buzzing with equipment this summer as several major construction and renovation projects take shape.

Lloyd VanderKwaak has been appointed to serve as interim chief administrative officer for the CRCNA.

World Renew has received a Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy grant to help 10 churches in Michigan retrofit for energy efficiency.

On June 13, members of Meadowlands Fellowship CRC, Ancaster, Ont., met a family of 11 Ukrainian refugees at the Toronto airport.