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The new associate director anticipates synod as “a time to witness to God’s grace and trust that he will lead and guide us forward.”

Christian-themed Chinese posters from 80-100 years ago help to reveal a rich heritage of teaching and evangelism media in China.

John Calvin CRC’s community garden in Truro, N.S., addresses food insecurity and promotes environmental stewardship.

Here is a summary of what will be discussed when synod meets June 14-20 on the campus of Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Colin Watson, Sr., former executive director of the CRCNA, became the first person to earn a doctor of ministry degree from Calvin Theological Seminary.

The community residents in Bainet, Haiti, no longer need to walk the long, rocky path to gather water for drinking, cleaning, and bathing.

For 16 years Bette Bosma taught in the education department at Calvin University, supporting students in their big dreams and helping them become reality.

On Ascension Day three congregations in Kalamazoo, Mich., joined together for worship. It was an example of what can happen when church leaders connect.

Recently the young people of Charlottetown (PEI) CRC decided to partner with the youth of several area churches to lead an ecumenical worship service.

When Korean pastors of Christian Reformed churches gathered in Chicago, Ill., for the recent Korean Ministers’ Association conference, they focused not only on Korean issues.

As part of this year’s materials for National Indigenous Peoples Day, Canadian Indigenous Ministries is offering an exclusive collection of five Indigenous recipes.

The Council of Delegates of the CRCNA met at Cascade Fellowship CRC in Grand Rapids, Mich., May 1-3, 2024.

A newly updated resource from Thrive is designed to support pastors who are asking questions and navigating challenges about retirement.

In April 2024 two Indigenous representatives of the CRC participated at a meeting of the World Communion of Reformed Churches.

Prof. Jong Chun Lee shared with Korean CRC pastors about being emotionally healthy Christians and provided tips for pastoral counseling.

Seventy people including Korean pastors and spouses from across North America gathered in Chicago for this year’s CRCNA Korean general assembly.

A group of people from across the Maritimes in Canada gathered in Truro, N.S., for a conference to explore joining God at work.

Season 8 of the Do Justice podcast explores the difficult side of our justice journey and learning from those who have gone before us.

Rev. Scott DeVries, director of synodical services for the CRCNA, passed away from cancer April 27.

Two recipients of a Multiracial Scholarship from Thrive helped lead a weekly chapel service at Calvin Theological Seminary.

On Saturday, May 4, 2024, more than 750 students will graduate from Calvin University.

Sixty-one people from five classes met in Minneapolis - St. Paul, Minn., to study Scripture, share their stories, and discover where God is at work both in their congregations and in the denomination as a whole.

In addition to coffee, tea, and cookies for post-church fellowship, the Welcoming Church of Berlin has to stock up on painter’s tape every few weeks.

What difference can $70 make? A church in Ontario recently found out.