A new yogurt shop in Pella supports mission work in Haiti.

Children in New Mexico ride a total of 640 miles to help children in Addis Ababa.

A report by Citizens for Public Justice brings attention to refugee sponsorship barriers in Canada.

Women from Brampton, Ontario, knit at least 5,000 hats each year for children around the world.

Three youth groups in the Kalamazoo (Mich.) area find blessing in occasionally combining their youth groups.

First CRC, now called L.A. Community CRC, celebrated in September.

The museum in Washington, D.C., is set to open in 2017.

Effective end of August 2015, De Moor will go from half time to full time parish ministry in Edmonton.

Overflow crowd turns out to hear speaker Amy Plantinga Pauw.

West coast convention gathers and energizes CRC youth

Churches need to plan for the time they need an interim or permanent replacement for their pastor.

Classes Greater Los Angeles and Southern California gain inspiration for new season of ministry.

Aaron Au, a violinist with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, will be planting a church in a struggling Edmonton neighborhood.

A small group from Orland Park, Illinois, travels to Malawi to see firsthand a water project they helped establish.

Calvary CRC in Edina kicks off ministry year with a 1950s party for all ages.

Churches in the classis participate in prayer services separately and together.

Cadillac CRC’s Creation Care Committee puts some of the church’s long-ignored wooded space to good use.

The Harvest Table is often a first stop for parishioners at West End CRC in Edmonton, Alberta.

Some ethnic minority leaders talk about their role in a predominantly Anglo church.