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Institutions can help us rediscover how to be the light of Christ in the world, said Gregory Jones at Calvin University’s January Series.

After more than three decades of service, Ida Kaastra-Mutoigo will step down from her role with World Renew in February 2022.

A look at 15 of the most-read CRC News stories in 2021.

Window Rock CRC used a Vital Worship Grant to connect with more people by engaging scripture in ways reflective of Navajo cultural practices.

As director Kristi Potter wraps up her final year with the January Series, the month-long event continues to offer stories to shape people’s lives.

After incorporating feedback from pilot sessions, the Thrive project is ready to launch its first phase, Thriving Essentials.

Denhollander, the first to speak out against USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar for his sexual abuse, receives the 2021 Abraham Kuyper Prize.

High school students in Minnesota are learning more about some of the classic Christmas hymns and songs with help from the Today devotional.

The realities a disaster leaves families and communities with are daunting. World Renew is helping to bring restoration to families like Elizabeth’s.

In a Church Now Conversation, Michael Goheen speaks about returning to the heart of the gospel as the mission of the church today.

During this advent season, as cases of COVID increase and we hear reports of disasters around the world, many of us are longing and hoping for change.

Ernest (Ernie) Phillip Benally passed away recently after a long life of Christian service that included social work among the Navajo people.

This grant will allow World Renew to respond quickly to disasters and disruptions.

Worship Ministries is offering a special worship package for church leaders who may be feeling especially tired after a busy holiday season.

In three years, Willowdale Christian Reformed Church has almost doubled in size, thanks to Farsi-speaking newcomers from Iran.

The Christian Reformed Church in North America (CRCNA)’s Canadian board, which met in special session on Nov. 15, 2021, approved a Transitional Executive Director position for a two-year term.

Rachael Denhollander is an attorney, author, advocate, and educator who is recognized as a leading voice on the topic of sexual abuse.

Students in the gap-year program meet with Indigenous leaders and visit various reserve sites.

CRCNA staff provide input into the search for a general secretary and chief administrative officer.

A Coffee Break Connect speaker pointed to Elmo as a reminder of persistence and the need to follow God’s direction through prayer.

Even during the challenging time of the pandemic, new church plants have been sprouting in many communities across North America.

Two unrelated efforts in Canada address the need for understanding and reconciliation in response to discoveries of unmarked graves at Indigenous residential schools.

Mike Kinne kept a secret hidden for 20 years before finally finding forgiveness and freedom through a friendship with another parent of his son’s cross-country team.

A grant from the U.S. Department of Justice will help Calvin University and community partners combat sexual violence.