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CRCNA general secretary Zachary King participated in the 2023 Blessing of the Students in Grand Rapids, Mich., for students starting or returning to school.

Faith CRC in Burlington, Ont., used a visual display to show how it wanted “to include everyone who is traveling the path to the cross with Jesus.”

Incoming students hail from the United States, Canada, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, and South Korea. About 60 percent will study in person, and 40 percent will study through a distance-learning program.

The CRCNA has received a $1.248 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help parents share their faith and values with their children.

A group of mothers and grandmothers near Winnipeg, Man., found out how working with horses can help with parenting.

Grace Eun-sil Paek has retired after serving as the coordinator for Global Coffee Break for more than 25 years.

Calvin University is set to welcome 1,150 new students this fall, and the diversity of learners choosing Calvin is setting university records.

After 21 years of service, Mike Hogeterp is leaving his position as director of the Centre for Public Dialogue.

A Korean Coffee Break event held in two locations this summer brought together nearly 500 people to better equip them for Bible study.

Trinity CRC in Broomall, Pa., held a service of prayer and lament on Sunday to process the murder of a girl nearly 50 years ago.

Thrive will offer two days of refreshment and support for CRC parish pastors, regional pastors, and chaplains at a conference in Albuquerque, N.Mex.

In Syria, where 11 years of civil war have already taken a harsh toll on families, a February earthquake affected 10.9 million people.

Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung explains how our response in times of anger can be used to do good instead of bad.

This summer, two student researchers are glued to spreadsheets, driven by the fact that their work is helping to keep former offenders from returning to prison.

On Monday, a retired Christian Reformed pastor was charged in the 1975 kidnapping and murder of 8-year-old Gretchen Harrington.

Healing Hearts, Transforming Nations is helping Resonate Global Mission partners work toward healing in First Nations communities.

Rev. Jerome Burton, who passed away July 6, is remembered as a pastor, mentor, and friend who was “always there.”

With a passion for sharing the message of Christ, young ministry volunteers in Burkina Faso have been reaching peers through social-media.

On July 1, a new Christian Reformed agency officially began. Thrive is a consolidation of nine former, small ministries of the CRCNA.

A Dordt University professor and student are spending the summer exploring best-practice strategies for families seeking to develop better communication skills.

Maranatha CRC in Lethbridge, Alta., rose to the opportunity and have been blessed to sponsor a South Sudanese family of seven.

Approximately 50 church planters gathered at Grace Community Chapel in Teaneck, N.J., in June for Cultivate – a fellowship meeting hosted by Resonate.

Compass College’s innovative technical programs will be integrated into Calvin University beginning in fall 2023.

Abigail (left) worried about her grandparents in Kyiv. Her fellow grade 3 classmates prayed and helped to raise money for war survivors in Ukraine.