Two scholars and environmentalists explore a watershed’s ecological, social, spiritual, and economic history to determine what caused the damage and describe recent efforts to repair it.
Reconciliation in a Michigan Watershed: Restoring the Ken-O-Sha.
By Gail Gunst Heffner and David P. WarnersTo Charlie Kirk, Mike Huckabee, and every Christian taught to fear my people and my city—come and see.
In Memoriam: Rev. Walter Swets
1935-2025A source of joy to those around him, Wally Swets trusted fully in his heavenly Father and believed that every minute was a gift from God. He died March 27 at age 90.
The reality for these children is that they face a lot of barriers to their dreams—starting with their education.
All members of the Christian Reformed Church in North America are invited to join in prayer for Synod 2025.
Invisible Jesus: A Book about Leaving the Church and Looking for Jesus
By Scot McKnight and Tommy Preson PhillipsA call to discern if the faith we practice and the church we belong to is representative of the Jesus we follow.
Like the psalmists of old, I have been lamenting lately, honestly sharing my griefs, fears, and frustrations with God. Allow me to share some of them with you.
Because God’s desire is to partner with humanity, our small contribution matters.
A holistic gospel witness is a challenge to popular reductions of the gospel that diminish the full scope of the good news that Jesus proclaimed and lived.
My married kids don’t want to have children. To me, this is a self-centered decision. How can I convince them to be fruitful and multiply?
Kathy Vandergrift, Philip Visser, Peter VanderZaag, and Jim Romahn—Christian Reformed Church members in Ontario—each received a King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of their community contributions.
The CRCNA's Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations Committee recommends that Synod 2025 add a stipulation about signing the Covenant for Officebearers for RCA pastors serving CRC congregations and if that is adopted, to affirm the current status of “church in communion.”
Analysing religious demographic data from Pew Research and data on immigrant populations from advocacy group FWD.us, four co-authors conclude that more than 10 million Christian immigrants in the U.S. are now vulnerable to deportation.
Both rival factions of the military government currently at war in Sudan have vowed to eliminate all Christians in the northeastern African country.
Modern American evangelicalism often implicitly (and at times explicitly) suggests the church should play an all-encompassing role in the life of the Christian.
Whatever Happens: How to Stand Firm in Your Faith When the World is Falling Apart
By Robert J. MorganAre you stressed about current affairs? Equip yourself with Biblical insights that will prepare you to face whatever happens next in a manner worthy of Christ.
Inspired by a real-life experience of Josh Margolin’s own grandmother, Thelma puts a clever spin on movies like MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, shining the spotlight on an elderly grandmother as an unlikely action hero.
You'll Always Have a Friend: What to Do When the Lonelies Come
By Emily Ley. Illustrated by Romina GalottaA charming book about friendship and the special bonds that connect us, perfect for teaching young ones about loyalty and support.
Together, our churches can provide more resources for thriving ministry and can spread the gospel farther than we could on our own.
Christians showing tangible acts of love at ministry centers allows them to enter into relationships with Indigenous communities.
So God Made a Grandma: Caring, Faithful, Creative, Devoted, Wise, Generous, Resilient—Just like You
By Leslie MeansHe needed someone with a heart big enough to hold a million moments of joy and sorrow through the years … so God made a grandma.
Are children capable of taking on lead roles in our worship services, such as in reading Scripture, praying, blessing, or ushering? If so, how might we encourage this?
Prepared or Ready?
One Church’s Story of Rising to the OccasionThe doorbell rang. We weren’t prepared for what happened next.
I Am Somebody
By Nyasha WilliamsAn empowering picture book about the importance of stepping up (and speaking up) to address injustice and effect change within our daily lives