Wilderness experiences are the formative crucibles God uses to move leaders to their next stage of ministry.

We know we demonstrate our values by what we spend our time and money on.

CRC ministries share stories that demonstrate the joy flowing in and around the communities they serve.

Questions of identity are tough and disruptive. They not only guide our approach to today, but they affect our orientation to the future.

For 150 years, Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary have shared a ministry rooted in the belief that Christ is Lord over every part of life.

This year we will feature a special column in each issue that includes an interview with the directors of CRCNA ministries. Kevin DeRaaf is director of Resonate Global Mission.

ReFrame Ministries' Arabic-language ministry is working toward the creation of the Today daily devotional written in Arabic.

Calvin Theological Seminary was born in a tradition that cherishes continual reforming, so it’s natural to see it at the forefront of reimagining theological education.

Across disciplines, students are learning civil discourse, intercultural understanding, and faithful engagement with difference, skills essential for Christian witness today.

The cohort of church plants in the CRCNA brings the strength of tradition and a different and necessary skill set the CRCNA needs.

The Gathering will intentionally reflect on the history of the Canadian CRC, recognizing it as the foundation that has shaped the present.

For me, these Gather stories were a vision of how the Holy Spirit is directing the future of our congregations.

This plot of land is growing more than crops—it’s nurturing compassion, community, and Christ-like care for the hungry.

The water pipes at the early childhood education center where Omar Bohorquez worked had been dry for 16 years.

It seems that there are few things more difficult in the life of a believer and a congregation than to hold both belief and action together.

Walk As We is a small but growing urban, ecumenical, Indigenous ministry in Calgary, Alta., that is rooted in friendship, humility, and a shared journey toward reconciliation.

Have you ever equated the size or visibility of a church with “successful ministry”?

The director of Thrive answers questions about the ministry.

Thrive’s resource series, Ten Ways, has a new look—and is now available in Spanish and Korean.

Though he addressed large crowds from time to time, the vast majority of Jesus’ ministry was spent privately teaching a small group of disciples.

A legacy of immigrants continues in the CRCNA in places such as Chin Christian Church in Michigan.

“God is diversifying the CRC like never before, and church planting in the CRC is leading the way—leading us into a diverse, intercultural future.”

Volunteers Jan and Jim Jonker help deliver the Today devotional around West Michigan.