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More than 100 people took part in a community conversation this summer about how churches can include people with disabilities.

Ninety minutes on a plane, four hours on a bus, 25 hours on a boat – that’s how long it took missionaries to reach the community where they planted a church.

The daughter of Christian and Eukarys Sebastia, pastors of Carismah Church in Katy, Tex., has emerged as an inspiring young leader within her community.

Westmount Christian Reformed Church in Strathroy, Ont., was nearly 60 years old when it decided to make a big change.

A July camping retreat brought together 30 young adults for a time of fun activities, relaxation, and spiritual formation.

The Calvin University community is grieving after losing two former, long-time staff members.

After a flood destroyed $2,000 worth of Sunday school materials at a church in Iowa, a grant made it possible for the congregation to receive replacements at no charge.

An event in Ottawa, Ont., is dedicated to amplifying young voices and inspiring the next generation to make a difference in the face of global hunger.

The Acts of Synod 2024, outlining all of the decisions of the CRCNA’s latest denomination-wide assembly, is now available online.

In November 2021, a flood in Abbotsford, B.C., caused the most expensive catastrophe in Canadian history. Many churches in the area quickly worked together to support and serve their hurting community.

Would it be a good idea to use an AI pastor for your counseling needs?

The CRCNA is seeking a director of ecclesiastical governance. This new position replaces what has been known as director of synodical services.

We are aware of a lawsuit filed Monday against Christian Reformed Church in North America and Grace Christian Reformed Church of Grand Rapids, Mich. alleging that two incidents of sexual abuse occurred, one by a minor abroad and one by a deacon at Grace Christian Reformed Church in the early 2000s.

At Pease (Minn.) CRC, Kennedy Van Zee smiled, rocked back and forth in her wheelchair, and moved her arms in time with the music as she sang with some 20 other girls.

Now in its fourth year, the South Coast Beach Project continues to build into the faith and lives of young adults.

While studying at university, Sesihle Manzini started wrestling with South Africa’s legacy of colonization and apartheid.

Frequently asked questions about the decisions of Synod 2024 have been gathered and answered in a new resource for the denomination.

The event marked the establishment of a sacred covenant between a local church and the Six Nations people of southern Ontario.

God is active and at work everywhere – and what we need to do, said Smith, is to join God and get busy doing divine work in a secular world.

God is using a relationship with a local public school to bring kingdom transformation throughout an Ontario neighborhood.

World Renew is providing six months of cash-for-food in South Sudan in response to a crisis overlooked by the media.

On July 10, Calvin celebrated five years since it changed from a college to a university. Here are ten significant moments from the past five years.

As Hearts Exchanged goes into its fifth year, program leaders have added a new element to help participants continue on their reconciliation journeys.

The Templeton Religion Trust awarded Calvin University a grant to explore the impact of seminary education on spiritual formation, character, and virtue.