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A new exhibit at the Calvin University Center Art Gallery asks, “How can physical space affect prayer and worship?”

A Calvin University search committee has selected La’Leatha Spillers as the institution’s first vice president for marketing and communications.

Learning to tolerate one another is often a chief aim of civics education. A Calvin University program says that’s too low a target.

Calvin Theological Seminary is offering a new leadership cohort designed to help people lead effectively through times of change.

After a two-year pause, the (Ontario) Young Adult Winter Retreat drew young people together for several days of fun and fellowship.

The COD met via video conference Feb. 15-17. They discussed several important matters, including Inspire, a director for Resonate, and the Code of Conduct.

The next All Ontario Youth Convention (AOYC) is planned for May 27-28, 2023, in Waterloo, Ont.

Kevin DeRaaf has been named as the nominee for director of Resonate Global Mission, pending ratification by Synod 2023.

Participants at the Calvin Symposium on Worship focused on the assurance that God holds all things together and that the church needs to put God first in all things.

Tracy was unprepared for the brunt of Hurricane Ian when it hit her community in late Sept. 2022. World Renew was able to help.

“You want me . . . to sign my church up for a program without asking anyone?”

In the early hours of Feb. 6 a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked Türkiye and Syria. World Renew is responding.

Members of the CRCNA are invited to participate in the annual denominational survey, which is now open and accepting responses.

Dr. Daniel Lee Hill discussed the call of Christians to preserve and rebuild what is good in a broken world.

Clinton (Ont.) CRC recently held a meeting to explore how they plan worship and what could be done to improve it.

Kate Bowler discussed self-help culture and the freedom we experience when we accept our limits.

Stated clerks of all CRCNA classes were invited to spend three days in California for training, fellowship, and support.

Efosa Ojomo discussed how market-creating innovation is needed for sustainability and poverty alleviation.

Steven Timmermans, who served as executive director of the CRCNA from July 2014 through February 2020, has released a book on followership.

Dr. Esau McCaulley suggests that Black theology reveals biblical truths and a range of experiences that can help to transform the Christian church today.

Jamie McIntosh has been approved by the World Renew-Canada board to serve as Canadian executive director pending ratification by Synod 2023.

Dr. Noah Toly’s January Series talk discussed how a liberal arts education equips students to respond to the challenges and opportunities of our times.

Dee Recker, longtime director of Synodical Services, has retired after 23 years with the CRCNA. She shares answers to questions about her experiences in this role.