Church Honored at Heritage Mississauga Event Meadowvale Community CRC, Mississauga, Ont., was honored last fall for its continuing commitment to the Indigenous community on whose land they live and worship. In Coronavirus Lockdown, Churches Turn to Media As the coronavirus keeps spreading, Back to God Ministries International is helping Chinese churches with ministry needs. Redeemer Becomes a University Redeemer University College is officially changing its name to Redeemer University. Praying for Kingdom Renewal After months of prayer and preparation, 170 church leaders gathered in early November to learn more about the person and work of the Holy Spirit. Healthy Marriage, Healthy Ministry After 10 years of marriage, Gerardo and Karla started to feel distant from each other. Then they were invited to a marriage retreat in Costa Rica. Worship Symposium Speaks Hope and Grace Symposium suggests biblical approaches for struggling churches. Challenges of Women in Ministry From dealing with sexism to fighting stereotypes, women pastors are moving forward. U.S. Immigration Ban May Affect Ministry Travel to and from countries such as Nigeria may have an impact on CRC work. The Network Celebrates 10 Years Launched Feb. 8, 2010, the Network has helped to connect hundreds of churches and to answer many questions. Supporting Interfaith Ministry Leaders Peer-to-Peer initiative connects Christians and Muslims for mutual learning. Growing and Building Community Many churches are responding to the changing needs of communities around them. Here are the stories of two such churches. Rocky Mountain Renewal Colorado pastors have met high in the mountains to talk about challenges of ministry. Seeking to Save the Children of Syria Ecumenical leader Najla Kassab Abousawan gave the Stob Lecture 2020, detailing the Christian church’s work in Syria. Ruth at the Border Immigration advocate Karen Gonzalez used the biblical story of Ruth to draw attention to the need for reform. Transforming Nigeria Taking students outside to identify rocks is a new way to teach lessons at Westwood Park School in Jos. Many Churches Join MLK Celebration A theme of unity amid diversity flowed through the lively event honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. ‘The Final Heartbeat of Life’ In the two years she lived with them, Chika changed the life of Mitch and Janine Albom and everyone around them. Fighting Religious Persecution in China Bob Fu calls for prayer in the midst of “Caesar’s” war on religion. Stepping Up to Serve a Church Plant Carrie Rodgers didn’t think she had the skills to plant a new church, but she was willing to try. A Unique Prayer from Guam Written on a fragile paper towel and sent through the mail, the prayer asked God for forgiveness. Meeting at The Table Work will begin this spring to develop an innovative ministry center near Denver, Colo. Social Media Is Killing Some Kids Things started to change in social media when Facebook added its “Like” button, said January Series speaker Jonathan Haidt. Our Fragile Earth Speaker outlines challenges and innovative solutions to the world’s fresh water supply. Serving Lunch and Equipping Student Leaders International students gather for lunch every Thursday at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Mich. Pagination First page First Previous page Previous … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page Next Last page Last
Church Honored at Heritage Mississauga Event Meadowvale Community CRC, Mississauga, Ont., was honored last fall for its continuing commitment to the Indigenous community on whose land they live and worship.
In Coronavirus Lockdown, Churches Turn to Media As the coronavirus keeps spreading, Back to God Ministries International is helping Chinese churches with ministry needs.
Redeemer Becomes a University Redeemer University College is officially changing its name to Redeemer University.
Praying for Kingdom Renewal After months of prayer and preparation, 170 church leaders gathered in early November to learn more about the person and work of the Holy Spirit.
Healthy Marriage, Healthy Ministry After 10 years of marriage, Gerardo and Karla started to feel distant from each other. Then they were invited to a marriage retreat in Costa Rica.
Worship Symposium Speaks Hope and Grace Symposium suggests biblical approaches for struggling churches.
Challenges of Women in Ministry From dealing with sexism to fighting stereotypes, women pastors are moving forward.
U.S. Immigration Ban May Affect Ministry Travel to and from countries such as Nigeria may have an impact on CRC work.
The Network Celebrates 10 Years Launched Feb. 8, 2010, the Network has helped to connect hundreds of churches and to answer many questions.
Supporting Interfaith Ministry Leaders Peer-to-Peer initiative connects Christians and Muslims for mutual learning.
Growing and Building Community Many churches are responding to the changing needs of communities around them. Here are the stories of two such churches.
Rocky Mountain Renewal Colorado pastors have met high in the mountains to talk about challenges of ministry.
Seeking to Save the Children of Syria Ecumenical leader Najla Kassab Abousawan gave the Stob Lecture 2020, detailing the Christian church’s work in Syria.
Ruth at the Border Immigration advocate Karen Gonzalez used the biblical story of Ruth to draw attention to the need for reform.
Transforming Nigeria Taking students outside to identify rocks is a new way to teach lessons at Westwood Park School in Jos.
Many Churches Join MLK Celebration A theme of unity amid diversity flowed through the lively event honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.
‘The Final Heartbeat of Life’ In the two years she lived with them, Chika changed the life of Mitch and Janine Albom and everyone around them.
Fighting Religious Persecution in China Bob Fu calls for prayer in the midst of “Caesar’s” war on religion.
Stepping Up to Serve a Church Plant Carrie Rodgers didn’t think she had the skills to plant a new church, but she was willing to try.
A Unique Prayer from Guam Written on a fragile paper towel and sent through the mail, the prayer asked God for forgiveness.
Meeting at The Table Work will begin this spring to develop an innovative ministry center near Denver, Colo.
Social Media Is Killing Some Kids Things started to change in social media when Facebook added its “Like” button, said January Series speaker Jonathan Haidt.
Our Fragile Earth Speaker outlines challenges and innovative solutions to the world’s fresh water supply.
Serving Lunch and Equipping Student Leaders International students gather for lunch every Thursday at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Mich.
