We have been saved by grace to be ambassadors of Christ’s mercy to this broken and hurting world.

As a Seminary student working to be a missionary someday, I'm excited to get hands-on experience in a region of the world I've never visited.

Christopher Watkin, a senior lecturer in French studies at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, will give the 2025 Stob Lecture on Nov. 18.

It’s fair to say that hospitality plays a somewhat diminished role in our personal and congregational lives presently.

The city of Kaya, Burkina Faso, has become home to thousands of internally displaced people. Yet Reframe Ministries is able to offer people hope through the radio.

With Elijah's autism, church has just become too hard. We've tried taking him, and there just isn't a place for him. What can be done?

Pastors and missionaries aren’t allowed on university campuses in Mexico.

From April 2024 through April 2025, 10 events took place across North America that brought Christian Reformed church leaders and members together to talk about ministry.

Recognizing the shared interest among neighboring churches to engage younger members, the idea of holding a collective training event took root.

At Calvin University, these learners aren’t an afterthought. They’re central to the university’s vision for the future.

“As we look back with gratitude to God on these 150 years, we also look ahead with purpose.”

It hasn’t always (or ever) been easy to live the life of faith. But God’s great promises, sealed in our baptisms, have stood the test of time.

Resonate, the Christian Reformed Church’s mission agency, uses Timothy Leadership Training to equip pastors and other Christian leaders with a Reformed worldview of mission.

These “healthy and sustained connections to the broader church” provide opportunities for fruitful ministry, advocacy, shared vision, and a unified voice within and outside North America.

In partnership with Texas A&M University Central Texas, these chaplains pursue a master’s degree in counseling while completing over 500 hours of supervised counseling.

Yet she thought prayer, particularly intercessory prayer, was not a spiritual discipline she was particularly good at.

When we began praying in this way, brilliant ideas started to flow.

The way God works through prayer never ceases to amaze me.

In many schools in our own neighborhoods, support for different abilities and learning styles is expected.

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.

Christians showing tangible acts of love at ministry centers allows them to enter into relationships with Indigenous communities.

Together, our churches can provide more resources for thriving ministry and can spread the gospel farther than we could on our own.