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Raúl learned that God can work through your smallest decisions to change the course of your life.

Colin Watson, Sr., and Eddy Alemán spoke about a range of issues their churches face.

Pastor Scott Sauls wrapped up the January Series 2021 by talking about what we can learn from Fred Rogers.

Inviting diverse voices to participate in biblical interpretation brings a fuller understanding of the Bible, said this year’s winner of Redeemer’s emerging public intellectual award.

Célestin Musekura had a hard choice to make after family members were massacred in Rwanda.

A Hindi WhatsApp discussion group turned Manoj’s life in a new direction.

Author Bruce Feiler spoke about our new, nonlinear world at January Series 2021.

At the January Series, Katharine Hayhoe explained how we are called to be stewards of God’s world.

Preachers discuss a world disrupted by sickness, racial strife, and political tensions.

With the help of grants from Resonate Global Mission, two churches held special services in December.

Inspire, a denomination-wide conference, will still be held in Chicago but not until August 2022.

In consultation with a number of parties, decisions are being made about Synod 2021 in terms of content and how best to facilitate the meeting in light of the ongoing pandemic.

On Wednesday, Jan. 6, someone left a racist message for a CRCNA ministry in Chicago.

Danielle Allen and Jeffrey Rosen called on people to pay closer attention to the intricacies and purposes of democracy and the U.S. Constitution.

Stob lecturer calls on churches to fight racism.

January Series speaker Andy Crouch discusses limits of technology and how we can build a more personal future.

As COVID began surging in Indonesia, new YouTube programs offered Christians a way to access God's Word.

Meeting for noontime prayer via Zoom reminded Catherine and Justo González about the importance of community in the early church.

Where do We Go From Here – Chaos or community? This is the title of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s fourth and final book. It is a book of hope, even in the face of all of the significant events of the 1960s. And the question is still relevant for us today.

One year following the release of this book, in 1968, Dr. King was assassinated. After this act, it seemed that American society devolved into chaos in the aftermath.

“We can address these outbreaks, but we need to work together. . . .”

Worship services from around the world are part of the Online Calvin Symposium on Worship Program 2021.

At the January Series on Mon., Jan. 11, Tara Westover shared her story about growing up in a survivalist family.

Rev. Hernandes Dias Lopes is sharing a renewed, faith-filled image of the church.

Atiko Martin has been equipped by Resonate Global Mission to work with, “people who do the wrong thing.”