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English-speaking, ethnically Korean CRC ministers gathered recently to discuss barriers that remain in receiving calls to non-Korean congregations.

After 32 years of dedicated ministry with the Indigenous Christian Fellowship in Regina, Sask., Bert Adema is retiring.

When Carolyn and Frank Van Boom decided to volunteer, they didn’t realize that a short-term trip would lead them into a long-term partnership in mission.

The former general secretary of the CRCNA passed away on April 11, 2025.

At its annual banquet, Cornerstone Prison Church marked its 20th year with memories from pastors and members through its history.

After a careful review, ReFrame Ministries is discontinuing three of its English-language programs and suspending its Russian-language ministry.

At Gather Houston, participants shared stories in English, Spanish, and Korean about how God is at work in their churches.

Global Coffee Break leaders share stories of faith from their work in South Asia.

Three Calvin University students have received Goldwater scholarships for their studies in the natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering.

Reports and other components of the Synod 2025 agenda are being posted online as they become available.

The newly renamed L.E.A.D. Scholarship provides financial assistance to ethnic-minority students to continue their studies.

Rev. Moses Chung is returning to Resonate Global Mission as its Asia Mission Team leader.

World Renew is planning a response to help survivors of two devastating earthquakes that struck central Myanmar on Friday, Mar. 28.

With little time to see what’s happening in other congregations, churches in Classis Heartland appreciate video stories showing God at work.

Senior CRCNA leaders respond to a letter from members concerned about the actions of the U.S. government administration.

The CRCNA will no longer be distributing Spanish-language Bible studies and books about Reformed theology. Instead, these titles have been sold to an external publisher.

Spark Dialogue is a new podcast that explores ways to bring young people more intimately into the life of a church.

World Renew is responding to a hunger crisis in Honduras by providing food parcels and monthly food vouchers to nearly 2,000 people.

World Renew has received a Global Affairs Canada grant for a program supporting vulnerable youth in Bangladesh.

English-speaking Korean ministers from across the United States and Canada gathered in Orlando, Fl., Feb. 24–27.

People representing several ministries gathered in February to learn more about how churches can better serve their communities.

At City Hope GR, Elijah has found a place where people care about him.

Across the street from CrossPoint CRC in Brampton, Ont., is Sheridan College—home to over 15,000 students from around the world.

The 28th annual inter-classis safe church conference took place on Mar. 1 in Waterloo, Ont.