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Dordt University is buzzing with equipment this summer as several major construction and renovation projects take shape.

Lloyd VanderKwaak has been appointed to serve as interim chief administrative officer for the CRCNA.

World Renew has received a Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy grant to help 10 churches in Michigan retrofit for energy efficiency.

On June 13, members of Meadowlands Fellowship CRC, Ancaster, Ont., met a family of 11 Ukrainian refugees at the Toronto airport.

Jolene DeHeer brings a wealth of life experience and a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness to her writing at Family Fire.

Members of three British Columbia congregations joined a multiday walk focusing on reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

Ministry leaders from 19 churches, church plants, and other ministry organizations gathered May 14 in Spring, Tex., for a day of encouragement, worship, prayer, and shared learning.

A Calvin University group has been awarded a two-year grant from the State of Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.

A new listening community helped Dewi continue to grow in faith when she felt unwelcome at an established church.

The United States Supreme Court overturned its 1973 Roe versus Wade decision. The church is called to continued advocacy and love.

Synod 2022 concluded on June 16, 2022. Here is a summary of what happened.

Cyclone Ana and the subsequent hurricanes changed everything for Felesta and her extended family. World Renew was able to help.

While schools in Uganda were shut down due to COVID-19, one teacher started crafting—and ended up teaching crafts and discipling 15 young people.

Synod 2022 opened online May 25, and in-person meetings began June 10. Here are some highlights of the meetings so far.

For the fourth time, a special dinner was held for women in leadership in the CRCNA.

Synod 2022 is being surrounded by prayer and worship. You can join.

A number of CRCNA ministries are offering preconference events featuring celebration, fellowship, and training.

Mid-Atlantic Ministries sponsored a series of six seminars to equip and encourage Korean church planters.

The Synod 2022 livestream will have a 20-minute delay to prevent delegates from being influenced by real-time texts and social media posts.

Members of Classis Hackensack prayed, reflected, and fellowshiped together, taking in the beauty of Chesapeake Bay on a 24-hour retreat.

For Snguon Touch, returning to farming and embracing new techniques helped his family to navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A convening session of synod took place via video conference on May 25 for worship and the election of officers.

A new report on Indigenous residential schools in the United States says that churches, including the CRC, played a key role.

On May 6 the Council of Delegates heard a presentation about CRCNA membership statistics from 1965 to the present. A copy is now available.