News

Rev. Jerome Burton, who passed away July 6, is remembered as a pastor, mentor, and friend who was “always there.”

With a passion for sharing the message of Christ, young ministry volunteers in Burkina Faso have been reaching peers through social-media.

On July 1, a new Christian Reformed agency officially began. Thrive is a consolidation of nine former, small ministries of the CRCNA.

A Dordt University professor and student are spending the summer exploring best-practice strategies for families seeking to develop better communication skills.

Maranatha CRC in Lethbridge, Alta., rose to the opportunity and have been blessed to sponsor a South Sudanese family of seven.

Approximately 50 church planters gathered at Grace Community Chapel in Teaneck, N.J., in June for Cultivate – a fellowship meeting hosted by Resonate.

Compass College’s innovative technical programs will be integrated into Calvin University beginning in fall 2023.

Abigail (left) worried about her grandparents in Kyiv. Her fellow grade 3 classmates prayed and helped to raise money for war survivors in Ukraine.

Fred Verwoerd has been appointed vice president for university operations at Dordt University.

Heidi Washington, director of the Michigan Department of Corrections, has championed the motto: "Make prison time productive time."

More than 100 guests participated in the 9th annual Calvin Theological Seminary Golf Classic on June 12.

Several big decisions were made June 9-15 on the campus of Calvin University, and some decisions were delayed until Synod 2024.

I smiled, realizing that there remain places for geezers like me in ministry.

Do you need a post-synod refresh? Many Today devotional readers are going outside for their daily devotions.

Resonate Global Mission worked with Moises Pacheco to plant a church in a low-income Chicago neighborhood.

The annual decision-making meeting is taking place in the chapel of Calvin University June 9-15. Here is a recap of the first few days.

Delegates at synod approved Kevin DeRaaf as the new director of Resonate Global Mission.

Zachary King, General Secretary, reminded Synod 2023 that while the CRCNA may be facing challenges, we can remain hopeful that God is at work.

At the Canadian National Gathering, attendees heard from the directors and a participant of the urban Indigenous ministry centers supported by the CRCNA.

Michelle Nieviadomy told the Canadian National Gathering that the Indigenous woman is the most vulnerable in Canada and yet also the most powerful.

Over 30 people attended a special chapel service at Calvin Theological Seminary on April 26 designed for current recipients of a multiracial scholarship.

Can respectful engagement help people identify and articulate areas of common practice, grave concern, and sincere questions in a way that makes them feel heard and respected?

Sixty-five people gathered in Las Vegas in late April for a meeting of the Korean Council of the CRCNA.

Attendees at the Canadian National Gathering heard about the covenant relationship between Indigenous people and settlers as promised in a wampum agreement and a silver-chain covenant.