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Students in the gap-year program meet with Indigenous leaders and visit various reserve sites.

CRCNA staff provide input into the search for a general secretary and chief administrative officer.

A Coffee Break Connect speaker pointed to Elmo as a reminder of persistence and the need to follow God’s direction through prayer.

Even during the challenging time of the pandemic, new church plants have been sprouting in many communities across North America.

Two unrelated efforts in Canada address the need for understanding and reconciliation in response to discoveries of unmarked graves at Indigenous residential schools.

Mike Kinne kept a secret hidden for 20 years before finally finding forgiveness and freedom through a friendship with another parent of his son’s cross-country team.

A grant from the U.S. Department of Justice will help Calvin University and community partners combat sexual violence.

Here is a look at a New Jersey-based education company, ETS, that is helping employees learn how to make carbon-reducing changes a priority.

As the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday approaches, we offer some reflections from Christian Reformed Church in North America ministry leaders.

Several CRCNA ministries are offering resources — and even a new song — to inspire hope this Advent season.

Safe Church and Women’s Leadership ministries held a webinar recognizing the value of women’s historic leadership in the church.

Construction of a new Centre for Excellence in the Sciences will move forward, thanks to an anonymous gift of $20 million.

Though officially retired, John Van Hemert’s ministry is hardly done. God led him to a mission with seafarers.

Steve Argue, one of the speakers slated for Inspire 2022, says that hardly anything is the same since COVID-19 began nearly two years ago.

Join World Renew, Safe Church, and others in 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.

A cohort of young adults is learning how to best share Christ’s love as they work and minister in Montréal, Que.

Churches can be healing spaces for former soldiers, police officers, and others with work-related trauma.

Cardus, an independent Christian think tank, celebrated 20 years with a three-day event for supporters and community members.

Sanctuary London was quickly deemed an “Essential Service” by the local health unit, creating an opportunity to continue ministry.

Two CRC chaplains who served in the military reflect on challenges and experiences as they prepare to honor veterans on Nov. 11.

The first Sunday of Advent is Nov. 28, and Faith Alive has a variety of resources to help celebrate Advent and Christmas at church and at home:

A book discussion is helping churches pause, set aside their normal frantic pace, and listen to what the Holy Spirit is saying in this complex time.

Michelle Loyd-Paige discusses a new book that can help Christian organizations respond to diversity issues.

Leonard Hofman, former general secretary of the CRCNA, reflects on his life and serving the church he has loved for over 70 years.