Standing against Racism Several CRCNA ministries joined together to host an event at which a panel of people shared ways in which God led them to fight racism. Star Wars Helps Family Cope Robert Lewis and his family have watched and discussed every Star Wars movie since the series began. Finding New Ways to Minister in Germany David Kromminga and Mary Buteyn find new challenges and ways to meet them during COVID-19. Treating COVID-19 in Navajo Land The Navajo Reservation has been hit hard by COVID19. The Christian Reformed Church is responding. Help Is on the Way for Churches A new Church Engagement Fund has launched to help U.S. congregations weather the challenges of COVID-19. Finding Ways to Talk About Jesus In an Arab country, Christians find ways to meet and talk. Redeemer Preparing for Fall Term A letter from the Redeemer University president sketches the hope and challenges at Redeemer right now. Sorting Out the Agenda for Synod 2020 Synod 2020 will not meet as planned, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so most — but not all — of its agenda will be deferred to Synod 2021. The Only CRCNA Congregation Outside the U.S. and Canada In a city close to the U.S. southern border where chaos reigns for many reasons, the work of God is desperately needed. Look Ahead to Good Shepherd Sunday We didn’t have the chance to fully appreciate Easter this year. Let’s look ahead to Good Shepherd Sunday. A Pile of Clothes Serves a Deeper Purpose On a cold and dreary day in mid-March when the COVID-19 pandemic hit Michigan, Freshta Tori Jan left her dorm room behind and headed to her home in Rockford, Michigan. Groundwork Transcripts Make Bible Studies More Accessible Provided with help from a friend, transcripts of Bible studies mean a great deal to Jane. Handwashing Stations in Haiti for COVID-19 Resonate IMPACT Club sets up a handwashing station using a 50-gallon barrel of clean water. Connection Is Key CRCNA ministries are striving to walk alongside congregations in this time of crisis. Free Housing for Police, Health Care Workers Calvin University has opened up its Prince Center to offer temporary housing to front line workers during the COVID19 pandemic. The Bridge App and COVID-19 The Bridge App is working to help churches respond to the COVID-19 pandemic with resources for connecting, giving, and streaming worship services. Seminary Releases Impact Report Highlights from the past year, including personal stories from students and participants in an array of program opportunities. Remember Refugees As the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic, people living in refugee camps are especially vulnerable. You can help. Biblical Lessons in Time of Crisis Back to God Ministries International helps fill the need for faith-based resources. Synod 2020 Canceled Due to COVID-19 Synod will be canceled this year, and essential matters will be dealt with by a special, virtual meeting of the COD in June. Everything Can Change in a Flash In a moment everything changed—for the women at the tomb and for all humanity. God is still at work today in amazing ways. COVID-19 and Mission Efforts: One Story Lives around the world have been impacted by the global pandemic, COVID-19, isolating people in their homes and sending travelers scrambling. Here is just one story of how this has impacted ongoing global relief efforts. Finding Ways to Add Meaning to Funerals COVID-19 effects on funerals call for thoughtfulness, prudence, and ongoing trust in God’s promises. Top U.S. Health Official Talks COVID-19 Francis Collins, National Institutes of Health director, is a key player in research for a COVID-19 vaccine. 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
Standing against Racism Several CRCNA ministries joined together to host an event at which a panel of people shared ways in which God led them to fight racism.
Star Wars Helps Family Cope Robert Lewis and his family have watched and discussed every Star Wars movie since the series began.
Finding New Ways to Minister in Germany David Kromminga and Mary Buteyn find new challenges and ways to meet them during COVID-19.
Treating COVID-19 in Navajo Land The Navajo Reservation has been hit hard by COVID19. The Christian Reformed Church is responding.
Help Is on the Way for Churches A new Church Engagement Fund has launched to help U.S. congregations weather the challenges of COVID-19.
Redeemer Preparing for Fall Term A letter from the Redeemer University president sketches the hope and challenges at Redeemer right now.
Sorting Out the Agenda for Synod 2020 Synod 2020 will not meet as planned, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so most — but not all — of its agenda will be deferred to Synod 2021.
The Only CRCNA Congregation Outside the U.S. and Canada In a city close to the U.S. southern border where chaos reigns for many reasons, the work of God is desperately needed.
Look Ahead to Good Shepherd Sunday We didn’t have the chance to fully appreciate Easter this year. Let’s look ahead to Good Shepherd Sunday.
A Pile of Clothes Serves a Deeper Purpose On a cold and dreary day in mid-March when the COVID-19 pandemic hit Michigan, Freshta Tori Jan left her dorm room behind and headed to her home in Rockford, Michigan.
Groundwork Transcripts Make Bible Studies More Accessible Provided with help from a friend, transcripts of Bible studies mean a great deal to Jane.
Handwashing Stations in Haiti for COVID-19 Resonate IMPACT Club sets up a handwashing station using a 50-gallon barrel of clean water.
Connection Is Key CRCNA ministries are striving to walk alongside congregations in this time of crisis.
Free Housing for Police, Health Care Workers Calvin University has opened up its Prince Center to offer temporary housing to front line workers during the COVID19 pandemic.
The Bridge App and COVID-19 The Bridge App is working to help churches respond to the COVID-19 pandemic with resources for connecting, giving, and streaming worship services.
Seminary Releases Impact Report Highlights from the past year, including personal stories from students and participants in an array of program opportunities.
Remember Refugees As the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic, people living in refugee camps are especially vulnerable. You can help.
Biblical Lessons in Time of Crisis Back to God Ministries International helps fill the need for faith-based resources.
Synod 2020 Canceled Due to COVID-19 Synod will be canceled this year, and essential matters will be dealt with by a special, virtual meeting of the COD in June.
Everything Can Change in a Flash In a moment everything changed—for the women at the tomb and for all humanity. God is still at work today in amazing ways.
COVID-19 and Mission Efforts: One Story Lives around the world have been impacted by the global pandemic, COVID-19, isolating people in their homes and sending travelers scrambling. Here is just one story of how this has impacted ongoing global relief efforts.
Finding Ways to Add Meaning to Funerals COVID-19 effects on funerals call for thoughtfulness, prudence, and ongoing trust in God’s promises.
Top U.S. Health Official Talks COVID-19 Francis Collins, National Institutes of Health director, is a key player in research for a COVID-19 vaccine.
