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During COVID-19, those in need in India are receiving help.

A five-year grant will fund a new program to help congregations thrive.

A new resource aims to facilitate both hearing the church’s voice and encouraging honest questions and concerns.

Three prison congregations in the CRC recently gathered to share stories.

The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship offers resources for safe worship during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Mike Peters talked about 4 Fires, a ministry that bridges the gap between Native American people and others.

As COVID-19 spread quickly, it became clear that this year’s Day of Encouragement needed to go online.

Since the death of George Floyd, some CRC churches in Minnesota and elsewhere have stepped up efforts to address racism.

The biennial pastors’ wives conference organized by Pastor Church Resources took place online last week, Oct. 21-23, bringing together women from around the continent.

Irene Kraegel, director of the Center for Counseling and Wellness at Calvin University, digs into the pandemic’s impact on mental health.

A new book offers reflections from Ken Koeman, a pastor whose story is about love for his family and the people around him.

With help from the Church Engagement Fund, Northside Community Church has been able to provide youth with online learning.

Ken Shigematsu, an internationally known Canadian speaker and writer, will speak on survival habits for the soul at the Inspire 2021 conference next August.

Vladimir and Valentina were atheists, but a missionary who serves with Resonate has witnessed the Holy Spirit at work within this family in Eastern Europe.

Readers of Today devotions recently sent messages to devotional readers in China.

With gatherings restricted, GEMS and Cadet club leaders and organizational staff have had to find new ways to stay connected while staying healthy.

Attendees will be able to watch 15 daily noontime presentations on their personal devices, in their own locations across the continent.

Author and church leader Tod Bolsinger helps pastors chart a course into an uncertain future.

A Christian Reformed church planted 15 years ago is making a ripple effect in Christian leadership and church planting.

Campus pastors readjust and think creatively to make things work amid COVID-19 challenges.

Despite having to meet online for their annual conference, CRC chaplains actively engage, share, and support one another.

A love for sports has long been a motivating factor in the ministry of Pastor John Zayas.

Michael Ogbu, a leader of a school in Nigeria and one of ACSI’s trainers for the Paths to School to Improvement program, shared that his school was just two years old when COVID-19 hit. He was afraid that the school wouldn’t be able to survive the challenges of the pandemic.

A tent on the grounds of the seminary has been a welcome space for events, classes, and simple times of fellowship.