BTGMI Welcomes New Arabic Ministry Leader Martin Nathan recognizes the challenges of the gospel in the Arab world. Helping Churches Care for Creation The Climate Witness Project works with churches to raise awareness of climate issues. Virtual Chapel Connects Staff to China CRCNA personnel in Grand Rapids, Mich., had a chance to participate in a special online chapel service with the theme of the coronavirus in mind. Seeking Understanding with the Wet’suwet’en CRCs across Canada have an urgent opportunity to dialogue with Indigenous neighbors. Classes Hold Safe Church Conference The 2020 Inter-Classis Safe Church Conference brought participants together from seven classes for a day of learning. Working to Stop Human Trafficking Notions about human trafficking are all wrong, said speakers this week at Calvin University. Naschitti CRC Faces Asbestos Removal Church in New Mexico faces one more obstacle on their road to recovery. Seminary Offers Doctor of Ministry Degree Pastors from the CRC and other denominations will soon begin Calvin Theological Seminary’s new Doctor of Ministry program. Join the Lent Photo Challenge Read Scripture and take photos as part of your Lenten journey. Preacher Uses Low Voice for the Lord Josh Friend may have one of the lowest singing voices in Canada. ‘Prayer Is Our Source of Strength’ Binta put her life in danger trying to get to a conference for Fulani Christians. Showing Christ’s Love to New Parents Julia is a doula — someone who offers support to a woman before, during and after childbirth. Seeking God in Solitude Pastors and ministry leaders had a chance to step away from their busyness and seek solace in God. Resources To Help Congregations Celebrate Lent Songs, worship services, books, and special prayers are available to give meaning to the season of Lent. Finding Hope in the Lord With the help of the Nehemiah Center, Lourdes experienced healing from emotional trauma. Checking in for Devotions Accountability through fellow Christians is an important part of staying strong in one’s faith. But what if you couldn’t meet with them in person? Timmermans Resigns as Executive Director In light of structural changes between Canadian and US administration and the anticipated changes to the role of executive director of CRCNA, Dr. Steven Timmermans has elected to speed up his intended retirement and to resign effective immediately. Changes to CRCNA Cross-Border Relationship The COD recommended several changes to its procedures and structure that will affect how the CRCNA does ministry as a cross-border church. Time Ticking Down to Take CRC Survey Time is getting short if you would like to offer your thoughts through this year’s CRCNA survey. Helping Deacons Live Out Call in U.S. Jodi Koeman is serving in a new role to assist deacons in their work across the U.S. Disability Advocates Busy in West Michigan Churches across Classis Georgetown are joining to include those with challenges. Amplifying Voices in Nairobi Eliud Wambua wants to use his faith to create change in a large slum in Kenya. Bringing the Word of God to Life Deepak stayed steadfast learning what Scripture meant for him. RCA and CRCNA Team Discusses Interreligious Matters How can churches best connect with their neighbors of other faiths? A joint RCA and CRCNA team is attempting to answer this question. Pagination First page First Previous page Previous … Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Current page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 … Next page Next Last page Last
BTGMI Welcomes New Arabic Ministry Leader Martin Nathan recognizes the challenges of the gospel in the Arab world.
Helping Churches Care for Creation The Climate Witness Project works with churches to raise awareness of climate issues.
Virtual Chapel Connects Staff to China CRCNA personnel in Grand Rapids, Mich., had a chance to participate in a special online chapel service with the theme of the coronavirus in mind.
Seeking Understanding with the Wet’suwet’en CRCs across Canada have an urgent opportunity to dialogue with Indigenous neighbors.
Classes Hold Safe Church Conference The 2020 Inter-Classis Safe Church Conference brought participants together from seven classes for a day of learning.
Working to Stop Human Trafficking Notions about human trafficking are all wrong, said speakers this week at Calvin University.
Naschitti CRC Faces Asbestos Removal Church in New Mexico faces one more obstacle on their road to recovery.
Seminary Offers Doctor of Ministry Degree Pastors from the CRC and other denominations will soon begin Calvin Theological Seminary’s new Doctor of Ministry program.
Preacher Uses Low Voice for the Lord Josh Friend may have one of the lowest singing voices in Canada.
‘Prayer Is Our Source of Strength’ Binta put her life in danger trying to get to a conference for Fulani Christians.
Showing Christ’s Love to New Parents Julia is a doula — someone who offers support to a woman before, during and after childbirth.
Seeking God in Solitude Pastors and ministry leaders had a chance to step away from their busyness and seek solace in God.
Resources To Help Congregations Celebrate Lent Songs, worship services, books, and special prayers are available to give meaning to the season of Lent.
Finding Hope in the Lord With the help of the Nehemiah Center, Lourdes experienced healing from emotional trauma.
Checking in for Devotions Accountability through fellow Christians is an important part of staying strong in one’s faith. But what if you couldn’t meet with them in person?
Timmermans Resigns as Executive Director In light of structural changes between Canadian and US administration and the anticipated changes to the role of executive director of CRCNA, Dr. Steven Timmermans has elected to speed up his intended retirement and to resign effective immediately.
Changes to CRCNA Cross-Border Relationship The COD recommended several changes to its procedures and structure that will affect how the CRCNA does ministry as a cross-border church.
Time Ticking Down to Take CRC Survey Time is getting short if you would like to offer your thoughts through this year’s CRCNA survey.
Helping Deacons Live Out Call in U.S. Jodi Koeman is serving in a new role to assist deacons in their work across the U.S.
Disability Advocates Busy in West Michigan Churches across Classis Georgetown are joining to include those with challenges.
Amplifying Voices in Nairobi Eliud Wambua wants to use his faith to create change in a large slum in Kenya.
RCA and CRCNA Team Discusses Interreligious Matters How can churches best connect with their neighbors of other faiths? A joint RCA and CRCNA team is attempting to answer this question.
