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The grand opening of the Calvin University School of Business took place on Sept. 14, 2022.

From its humble beginnings with 97 students in 1982, Redeemer University now has nearly 1,100 students enrolled.

In honor of 50 years of racial reconciliation, an anonymous donor has pledged to match all donations to Race Relations up to $50,000.

The Christian Reformed Church in North America has a new team available to help anyone who has experienced an abuse of power within CRC circles.

With one semester of undergraduate study left, Ruan Bessa, a student from Brazil, was ready for his next step. Then a friend told him about Calvin Theological Seminary.

Nine ministries of the CRCNA are undergoing a reorganization focused on better serving local congregations, increasing efficiency, and reducing overall costs.

In late August, leaders of the U.S. Department of Education visited the Calvin Prison Initiative and left inspired by what they experienced.

For several years, World Renew has been responding to the many needs of displaced people in Lebanon. New pressures are now complicating the situation.

After years of discipleship with Resonate Global Mission missionaries, Mina chose to be baptized.

The Acts of Synod 2022 is now available on the Synod Resources page of the Christian Reformed Church in North America website.

People gathered online from around the continent to learn what ableism is and how we can work to end it in churches.

Congregations with a desire to grow in ministry and mission now have access to small groups via a new, grant-funded initiative called Thriving Practices Cohorts.

ReFrame’s English ministry team has revised and republished an ebook: Prayers of Comfort.

Singer-songwriter Sandra McCracken closed Inspire 2022 with a worship-filled concert focused on psalms and hymns.

This week more than 1,000 incoming students from diverse backgrounds will begin their pursuit of a degree at Calvin University.

A new resource for Christian Reformed congregations to include on their liturgical calendar.

Six people have been named to a committee in loco in response to requests from Synod 2022. They met on August 15.

After participating in a “Workshop on Wheels,” several Inspire 2022 participants gathered to reflect on the day’s experiences.

New Hope, an emerging Christian Reformed church in East Hamilton, Ont., is hosting a unique internship toward helping adults explore neighborhood outreach.

On the Inspire 2022 “Workshop on Wheels” participants practiced seeing deep-city ministries through Jesus’ eyes.

Bishop Zac Niringiye challenged Inspire 2022 attendees to recognize their worldview lenses and seek a common witness with brothers and sisters across the globe.

We are called, created, redeemed, and empowered for a life of oneness, said Sandra Van Opstal at Inspire 2022.

Ken Shigematsu was the opening speaker for Inspire 2022.

Inspire 2022 provided the perfect opportunity to gather and commemorate the work and blessings of God over five decades of race relations ministry.