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Throughout the world, pastors’ spouses play an integral role in mission and ministry. Recently a group of South Korean ministry spouses were offered a retreat.

Letters coming from prisons across North America are telling the story of God’s work there.

Inspire 2022 attendees will have the opportunity to visit several Chicago-area ministries to learn about doing missions in urban centers.

Twenty Canadians devoted six hours Apr. 9 to review the past and identify where the Canadian CRC should be in the next few years.

Mary Aluel Garang's theologically rich hymns have helped Sudanese Christians maintain faith and hope in God despite decades of war, conflict, and hardship.

With early-bird rates being extended until Apr. 30, it is not too late to plan to join hundreds of other CRC members in Chicago this summer.

Luke Holman received a special surprise on his ninth birthday.

On Apr. 27 the Pastor Professor Exchange at Redeemer University will look at better ways to engage people with contentious differences.

In the lead-up to synod’s approval of Zachary King as general secretary, Resonate Global Mission has named Joel Huyser as its interim director.

Of the millions of people fleeing Ukraine, more than 255,000 have been seeking refuge in Hungary, where Resonate missionaries Jeff and Julie Bouman serve.

An international search has led Calvin University to select Dr. Wiebe Boer as its next leader.

A nondenominational campaign promoting Christ’s values may soon lead people to church in an effort to find out more.

The popular All Ontario Youth Convention is set to take place in May after a two-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A webinar outlined several scenarios of abuse that could occur in congregations – situations that happen more commonly than many people realize.

Timothy Sheridan, the CRCNA’s newly appointed church planting leader, knows there is no single way to plant churches.

Financial Shalom received additional funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help pastors facing COVID-19-related financial challenges.

Guerrilla conflicts, a mass refugee crisis, and regular flood damage have contributed to ongoing food insecurity in Colombia. World Renew is responding.

Starting in fall 2022, students at Trinity Christian College will have Wednesdays free for internships, field experience, studies, and other activities.

100 religious leaders, including the executive director of the CRCNA, sent a letter to the head of the Russian Orthodox Church regarding the war in Ukraine.

A significant aspect of Inspire 2022 will be the workshops presented on a wide range of ideas, practices, and programs.

Ministry leaders and volunteers gathered online March 8 to learn more about CRCNA resources available to help them build a culture of prayer.

Imagine a summer workshop where aspiring writers can meet writing professionals, receive critiques, and grow professionally in just five short days in June.

Mrs. Noguchi was searching for “something true” when the Holy Spirit led her to connect with Resonate Global Mission missionaries Jeong and MiSook Gho.

Calvin Theological Seminary is offering a revamped master of divinity degree streamlined for in-person and hybrid-learning students.