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On Jan. 24, 2025, Greg Elzinga was installed as Calvin University’s 13th president in a formal inauguration ceremony.

The Canadian Board of Directors of World Renew has appointed Mike White to the role of acting executive director, World Renew-Canada. He replaces Jamie McIntosh.

Young leaders from several SEAPI churches on the U.S. East Coast met for a time of renewal and connection last month.

The Go Navidad initiative, launched by the Christian Reformed Church in Los Teques, Venezuela, continued its work this year in the lives of nearly 200 children.

Speaking at the January Series at Calvin University, John Inazu explored life’s unexpected twists, qualities to cultivate for good communication, and the rule of law.

Estonia's ambassador to the United States recently spoke at Calvin University, addressing a critical question: Does Europe still matter to North Americans?

When people experience awe, research suggests, they can become more teachable, more humble.

A visit to one of the oldest refugee camps in Africa yields warm memories for Rev. John Rozeboom and his hosts, the Ngendahayos.

Hope Community Church offers its building as a place where people can enjoy physical activity away from the rain in Surrey, B.C.

Every summer the Indigenous Family Centre organizes special programming for the families it serves, helping them step beyond the city and enjoy nature together.

Jonathan Eig opened the 2025 Calvin University January Series with a discussion on Martin Luther King, Jr. – a deep thinker, brilliant strategist, and committed leader.

In his January Series presentation, filmmaker Todd Komarnicki spoke about creativity, perseverance, and storytelling.

World Renew is organizing a response to multiple wildfires sweeping across parts of southern California.

“Wherever we work, we need to be asking, ‘What is God doing in this place, and how can I join him?’”

A joint worship service was held recently involving three Korean congregations in New York City

A church in Delta, B.C., offers services in two languages to meet the needs of Chinese- and English-speaking members.

Churches in Minnesota and New Mexico participated in Thriving Essentials and found it helpful as they prepare for the future.

Tough synodical decisions, changes in personnel, and wide-ranging ministry took place across the CRCNA during 2024.

When a Nigerian student moved to Budapest to attend graduate school, he felt alone—until he found a young adult fellowship hosted by Resonate Global Mission missionaries.

From Tuesday to Thursday at New Westminster CRC in Burnaby, B.C., you’ll find the fellowship hall transformed into Connections Coffee.

For years, Hosneyera felt she could do nothing to alleviate the hard realities of her daily life. A savings group changed that.

If there is one thread running through all of Scripture, it is this: God is faithful, and he will do it (see 1 Thessalonians 5:24).

“Gather” events bring CRC people together for a time of fellowship, encouragement, and renewal. To date, five of 10 planned Gather events have taken place.

Bridging denominational and religious gaps, this food pantry ministry has led to spiritual growth and flourishing in the local community.