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Mentors and mentees from various churches came together for three days of storytelling, training, and discussion on how best to create friendships between generations.

Thanks to ministry shares, Carlos didn’t have to bear the burden alone after his wife left him and a fallen tree branch wrecked his home.

After seven decades of ministry, New Street CRC in Burlington, Ont., decided to close. They also decided to give Redeemer University a legacy gift of $500,000.

Both Carmen Bautista and Uri Alcivar received support to attend Calvin Theological Seminary. Now the two graduates from Mexico are heading to Belgium to invest in others.

What began in the 1970s as a way to minister to CRC young adults now serves students from diverse backgrounds and shapes campus culture from within.

A new course at Calvin Theological Seminary helps to prepare ministers to participate more fully in the journey of reconciliation with Indigenous people.

A seminar focused on small and medium-sized immigrant churches convened in Banff, Alta., Oct 2-5.

More than 140 church leaders and staff from 18 Christian Reformed congregations recently gathered at New Life Christian Reformed Church in Abbotsford, B.C.

A Thrive training on Oct. 11 focused on nurturing belonging for all people in and around faith communities.

A collaborative event in Houston, Tex., gave Hispanic ministry leaders the opportunity to grow their mentoring skills and envision a future of church planting.

Being the only spiritual-support person on campus, provides George Koopmans “the opportunity—and the responsibility—to work with everybody from all faith backgrounds.”

Canadian students benefit from an internship in Ottawa with the CRCNA’s Centre for Public Dialogue.

Speakers this year include national podcasters and journalists, a world-renowned rock climber, a French-American jazz pianist, an American legal scholar, and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

This past weekend, many of us were shocked and horrified to hear about the unexpected attack that happened in southern Israel.

In honor of the CRCNA’s Hispanic members and churches, a short, fun video explores the Spanish language for Hispanic Heritage Day.

Every spring and summer, John Lee and others walk the streets surrounding their church, handing out Today devotions and sharing their faith in Christ.

Many congregations are struggling to find and retain volunteers. Thrive offers a workshop to assist churches in their volunteer programs.

The CRCNA recently concluded a five-year program funded by a $998,990 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help pastors thrive in ministry.

The Trinity Christian College board has confirmed Dr. Aaron Kuecker as the college’s ninth president.

Myriam Kalmbach has been named as a young adult advisor to Fuller Youth Institute for research on young adult ministry.

Fruitport (Mich.) CRC’s food bank has become a doorway for local recipients into the church.

A church in Oakville, Ont., has started a podcast to stay connected with its members and offer tools for living their faith in a complex world.

Carolyn, Natasha, and Abby are starting off their roles as classis safe church coordinators by connecting to churches and improving access to resources.

On Sept. 29, Redeemer University celebrated the grand opening of its Innovation Centre, offering a makerspace, mentoring, hands-on learning opportunities, and events.