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In recognition of Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a local church hosted an event to learn about Indigenous justice.

Resonate has a new type of mission trip that will equip participants to live missionally in their own context after returning home.

New church leadership microcredentials will equip church leaders in a rapidly changing ministry landscape.

Rev. Joel Vande Werken has been named by the Council of Delegates as the new director of ecclesiastical governance for the CRCNA.

The updated Church Order and Its Supplements, reflecting the decisions of Synod 2024, is now available in digital format.

Calvin University is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Elzinga as its 13th president.

Thanks to a group of investors, the unique church ministry in Denver, Colo., has reopened after closing in June.

Twenty percent of Christian Reformed congregations—201 churches—reported growth through evangelism in 2023. What can we learn from those churches?

Rev. Moses Chung will be leaving Resonate Global Mission after 13 years of service as an agency employee.

In May, 29 young adults from North America visited four locations in Europe with a simple purpose: to see what God is up to.

Christian Reformed representatives including several Resonate Global Mission missionaries attended the Fourth Lausanne Congress in Incheon/Seoul, South Korea, in September.

Trinity Christian College students, alumni, and supporters recently gathered to celebrate 65 years and the inauguration of the college’s ninth president.

Pastor Scott Nichols, who served Grace Church in Corsica, S.D., in the 1990s, is back again as the pastor of two congregations: Grace Church and the Corsica CRC.

“I came to the Middle East [with] . . . a lot of healing to do—spiritually, emotionally, physically,” said a Resonate Global Mission volunteer.

U.S. News & World Report listed Calvin as the best university for undergraduate teaching in its Regional Universities Midwest category.

Eric Sowers is joining the CRCNA as director of information technology.

World Renew Disaster Response Services is collaborating daily with officials and other voluntary organizations to plan a coordinated response to Hurricane Helene.

A group of students in Wisconsin pull themselves out of bed at 7:30 a.m each month to discuss theology over breakfast.

Calvin, Dordt, and Redeemer Universities all report high enrollment for this year’s incoming classes.

Pastor José Piñero recognized a need for his congregation in Los Teques, Venezuela, to affiliate with a denomination for accountability and support.

When Toon Garritsen graduated from university, he had a job lined up—but he felt God nudge him to do something else.

Herb Fynewever, professor of chemistry at Calvin University, has been selected as an AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow for NASA in Washington, D.C.

Growing up, Rachel Kodde longed for community. That’s why she participated in the Act Five gap-year program.

In 2015 Todd Cioffi paid his first visit to the Handlon Correctional Facility in Ionia, Mich. Earlier this month he visited for the 500th time.