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Vibrant Congregations is an initiative that helps connect U.S. churches to renewal resources.

At Redeemer University’s “Pastor Professor Exchange,” Robert Joustra and André Schutten will discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on religious freedom.

Peggy and her husband were concerned when their nephew drifted away from Christ, but they found a way to share their faith with him.

The Dante Venegas award will be awarded at next summer’s Inspire 2022.

The search teams for two of three key CRCNA leadership positions have been established and are starting their work.

Church Now Conversations hosts talk about bringing marital sex in line with Scripture.

When ReFrame Ministries’ partners in India needed a plumber, it turned into a discipleship opportunity for an entire village.

Allen Drew, a CWP organizer for the Eastern Region of the U.S., has been talking about the urgency of climate change for years.

Coming up next week, Recharge 2021 aims to provide a space where ministry leaders can be refreshed and encouraged.

The Council of Delegates of the CRCNA met Oct. 13-15. Here is a summary of some key decisions.

Calvin University is launching a School of Health with backing of an anonymous alumni donor.

Over the past several years, New Life Church in Spring, Tex., has helped start several Hispanic congregations.

Hearts Exchanged, a reconciliation effort and learning opportunity, is reaching communities across Canada.

Rev. Al Mulder will be honored today by Calvin Seminary for his work supporting diversity, inclusion and equity.

At its October meeting, the CRCNA Canada Corporation appointed seven people to a new committee focused on antiracism and intercultural conciliation in Canada.

Michael Ten Haken had no idea what he was getting into when he joined a group seeking to set up a domestic abuse court in his community.

Marco Avila learned many lessons as a church planter that he now uses as a regional leader for Resonate Global Mission.

The recent discovery of unmarked graves at a boarding school in Canada has prompted a U.S. investigation into its own schools.

Kyle Meyaard-Schaap describes differences among groups in their willingness to answer God's call to care for creation.

Marc Zumhagen’s background of family storytelling helps him in his work as a chaplain.

A series of videos showcases many resources available for helping local congregations and individuals in their work of ministry.

September’s Today devotionals were written in part with a special audience in mind— approximately 13,500 prisoners.

In July, Noah Toly began his tenure as Calvin University provost. Two months later, his book on environmental ethics received the Aldersgate Prize.