Our Shared Ministry

The selected candidates formed a planning team representing the geographic spread of the CRC across North America.

As CRC ministry leaders listen and serve, they discover the Holy Spirit at work in people’s lives—even when people might not believe in God.

The Onyx 2 students gathered to support Chhy because that’s the type of community Onyx 2 fosters.

When Christ is at the center, diversity among Christians is not just possible, it’s also beautiful, even if it is still a lot of work.

Since May, several Christian Reformed ministries have united to send checks to churches disproportionately affected by the virus, shutdowns, and recession.

As Irene re-read each letter—some on scraps of paper and others 20 full pages—she uncovered a story of God’s faithfulness.

A chaplain, a Bible translator, a bivocational pastor, and congregational pastors in different settings tell their stories.

When COVID-19 forced LaGrave Ave. Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Mich., to shut its doors to in-person worship back in March, church leaders made sure that all members would be able to participate in online services.

Even in these difficult times, the faith of the older generation continues to light our way.

Things were a little different this year.

In many parts of India, it is illegal to try to convert someone to Christianity.

Knowing that worship leaders and churches would be scrambling to meet the needs of their congregants, the group tabled its agenda and began to create resources.

On the evening of May 20, Midland (Mich.) Reformed Church opened its doors to some of the 10,000 people who were forced to evacuate their homes and the surrounding communities due to flooding caused by the breaking of two dams.

Resonate ministry leaders challenged cohort participants to go for walks in their neighborhoods, check in with neighbors, and experiment with different ways to connect with people.

“I realized through listening that other young people are facing the same problem as me, but also that there is a solution in Christ.”

As a person with a physical disability, I am happy I can work from home right now during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For Carol Van Ess-Dykema, the work of World Renew is quite simple: loving the world through more than just words.

It is easy for deacons in my church to feel discouraged about our smallness.