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The Race Awareness Team at Ivanrest CRC in Grandville, Mich., has been working to help the congregation move toward racial reconciliation.

Sid Jansma, Jr., will be the recipient of the 2024 Kuyper Prize, awarded annually by Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary.

On November 29, seven women celebrated their successful completion of the inaugural BIPOC Leadership Development Program with the CRCNA.

ReFrame’s December Today devotions invite us to visit Roseland Christian Ministries on Chicago’s South Side and to meet some of God’s people there.

As students gear up for exams during the final week of fall classes at Calvin Theological Seminary, two share their stories and ask for prayers.

As far back as she can remember, Win Gritter wanted to be a missionary. This year she celebrates 68 years of serving wherever God has led.

The CRCNA’s Canada Ministry Board is searching for candidates to fill the full-time, permanent position of executive director-Canada.

Thanks to Lilly Endowment Inc., the CRCNA will continue its program for pastors in transitional moments for another five years.

Calvin Theological Seminary’s Adaptive Leadership Cohort connects, supports, and equips Christian leaders to lead through change.

A community garden begun by John Calvin CRC in Truro, N.S., is marking 10 years of growing together.

ReFrame shares the gospel with Hindi speakers in India using audio and video programs and devotional booklets.

Sarah Visser, executive vice president for student experience and strategy at Calvin University, has been selected as one of three inaugural presidential fellows.

Immanuel CRC in Hudsonville, Mich., gained valuable help and insight by consulting with Thrive’s pastor and church support services.

World Renew-Canada’s executive director, Jamie McIntosh, recently visited the south of Madagascar with Cheryl Weber, host of 100 Huntley Street.

Scriptoria is a collaborative workshop that combines literary and spiritual depth to provide a space for writers to explore their faith and their craft.

How does faith shape your life and work? That’s a question Avigail Venema explored at Urban Lab, a program of Mission Montréal.

Facing a time of transition after a series of challenges, Calvary Christian Reformed Church (Holland, Mich.) found renewal in prayer and presence.

The Calvin University Startup Garage helped Cameron Lockrey's business idea make it to the App Store.

Mentors and mentees from various churches came together for three days of storytelling, training, and discussion on how best to create friendships between generations.

Thanks to ministry shares, Carlos didn’t have to bear the burden alone after his wife left him and a fallen tree branch wrecked his home.

After seven decades of ministry, New Street CRC in Burlington, Ont., decided to close. They also decided to give Redeemer University a legacy gift of $500,000.

Both Carmen Bautista and Uri Alcivar received support to attend Calvin Theological Seminary. Now the two graduates from Mexico are heading to Belgium to invest in others.

What began in the 1970s as a way to minister to CRC young adults now serves students from diverse backgrounds and shapes campus culture from within.

A new course at Calvin Theological Seminary helps to prepare ministers to participate more fully in the journey of reconciliation with Indigenous people.