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The United Nations estimated, as of May 2024, that 16.7 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance across Syria.

Members of nine congregations gathered to share stories and hear different approaches for walking the journey of interculturalism well.

Against the backdrop of Niagara Falls, pastors’ wives met for an uplifting time of encouragement.

The CRC Network launched in February 2010. Today God continues to use this space to build online community and support ministry leaders.

With only three Gather events remaining, people are invited to register as soon as possible for their last chance to participate.

As brothers and sisters in Christ, we lament the brokenness we are experiencing in our cross-border relationship.

What started as an idea in 1981 has grown into a network of 20 schools with 450 staff and 5,300 students.

In summer 2024, ICF hosted a special concert to celebrate a new ceremonial garden and its role in fostering community.

Family legacies are deeply meaningful. For Jessica and Ron Grassmid, their family legacy involves volunteering to bring hope to others.

Bridge Community Church in Langley, B.C., is reaching out to their neighborhood through biweekly Friday barbecues.

Calvin University has officially received the designation of Research College and University (RCU).

Dr. Dave Mulder released a new podcast, It's Good to Be Smart, covering a range of STEM resources for practicing teachers.

World Renew invites churches and individuals to reaffirm their commitment to the call found throughout Scripture to show Christ’s compassion in the world.

Sermons on several of Jesus’ parables about life in the kingdom of God were a highlight at the Calvin Symposium on Worship Feb. 5-7.

When a veteran hit a low point in his life, God helped him find healing through an art ministry led by a Resonate Global Mission missionary.

In October a group of learners gathered for an immersive experience in Indigenous history, ecological restoration, and reconciliation efforts.

Calvin University received $50,000 from AT&T to help bridge the digital divide for students in the recently launched Wayfinder Program.

A reminder of the CRCNA’s positions on immigration and migration, and a prayer for unity.

Dr. Jonathan Askonas spoke on Christian political theology while he was at Redeemer University to accept the Emerging Public Intellectual Award.

At the January Series, Peter Sagal talked about the U.S. Constitution and its meaning for United States citizens today.

In his January Series presentation, Alastair Humphreys described some of his adventures large and small and encouraged his listeners to live adventurously.

Reshma Saujani told listeners at the January Series to dismantle the myth of having it all, and to lift the burden we place on women to be perfect.

In her January Series presentation, Michaela O’Donnell discussed how to navigate life’s changes and transitions well.

Speaking at Calvin University’s January Series, paralympian Hunter Woodhall explained that setbacks and failures provide opportunities to grow.