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Spaces are filling up for specific workshops at Inspire 2022.

“One of the most urgent needs of the church in Africa is discipleship.” A new discipleship manual is helping to meet that need.

Thanks to a CRC in Edmonton, Alta., Syrian refugees have found a new home in Canada.

Minato was convicted to stop taking his faith and his well-being for granted.

In its first in-person meeting since February 2020, the Council of Delegates (COD) made several decisions.

Worship Ministries has just released the first of four professional videos under the tagline #ThisIsCRCWorship.

Now in its second year, the Bivocational Growth Fellowship trains and equips pastors for working second jobs in addition to their church ministry.

More than a hundred people gathered in Byron Center, Mich. to dedicate and bless the newly renovated headquarters of World Renew U.S.

The Calvin Prison Initiative’s graduation will be a first for the state of Michigan.

In Abbotsford, B.C., many churches and organizations are helping to meet overwhelming needs in communities affected by flooding.

Rev. Al Postma has been appointed by the CRCNA Canada board of directors to a two-year role as transitional executive director for the CRCNA in Canada.

The agenda materials for Synod 2022, which will gather in person June 10-16 in Grand Rapids, Mich., are now available online.

Adrian Jacobs has accepted the position of senior leader for Indigenous Justice and Reconciliation for the CRC in Canada.

Pending synod approval, Dr. Wilson de Angelo Cunha plans to join the Calvin Theological Seminary faculty as a professor of Old Testament studies.

Using creative ways to cultivate children’s spirituality, “we can help pass on our faith to our children.”

Executive Director’s response to Patrick Lyoya’s death

A new course on effective church leadership is now available for congregational training events.

How much economic value does Dordt University bring to Sioux County, Iowa? A recent study answered that question.

For the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Resonate Global Mission sent a service and learning team to volunteer in the field.

When six South African young people began singing together in 2016, they had no idea that their music would eventually take them to Chicago, Ill.

Throughout the world, pastors’ spouses play an integral role in mission and ministry. Recently a group of South Korean ministry spouses were offered a retreat.

Letters coming from prisons across North America are telling the story of God’s work there.

Inspire 2022 attendees will have the opportunity to visit several Chicago-area ministries to learn about doing missions in urban centers.

Twenty Canadians devoted six hours Apr. 9 to review the past and identify where the Canadian CRC should be in the next few years.