Christian Reformed Church

Pastors Marcelo Viana (Amber Church) and Ben VerKerk (Covenant CRC) shared their story about church planting in Winnipeg, Man.
Canadian CRC members from coast to coast convened via video to share stories of renewal and seek strategies for the future.

Tim Dalrymple Photo: calvin.edu
January Series speaker Tim Dalrymple urged that, as with any technology, we can use AI for the faithful ways God intends.

Pearl Shangkuan Photo: Calvin University January Series
Pearl Shangkuan, who is retiring from Calvin University this spring, shared stories, lessons, and insights from her career as a conductor and professor.

Photo: Bahar Organization
February 6 marks one year since devastating earthquakes rocked Syria and Turkiye. World Renew has been responding.

Dr. Felicia Wu Song Photo: Calvin University January Series
Dr. Felicia Wu Song explored how digital technology shapes our society, and how better habits can orient us to Christ and his people.

Tommy Caldwell Photo: calvin.edu
Rock climber Tommy Caldwell told January Series listeners to challenge themselves with a focus on people first.

Daniel Bowman, Jr. Photo: Calvin University January Series
Daniel Bowman, Jr., was diagnosed with autism at age 35 and found hope and community in the stories of other neurodivergent artists.

The 27th Martin Luther King, Jr., Day community worship event took place Sunday, Jan. 21, at New Hope Baptist Church in Grand Rapids, Mich. Photo: Johnny Quinn/Calvin University
A rescheduled Martin Luther King, Jr., Day community worship event turned out to be a special occasion filled with faith, justice, and unity.

Robert George Photo: calvin.edu
Legal scholar Robert George spoke about religious liberty at January Series 2024.

Caroline Randall Williams Photo: Calvin University
Food carries an enormous weight of remembrance, Caroline Randall Williams explained during her January Series talk.

Kendall Vanderslice Photo: Calvin University
In her presentation at the January Series, Kendall Vanderslice discussed the tables of communion and fellowship.

Dr. Lydia Dugdale Photo: calvin.edu
An event early in Dr. Lydia Dugdale’s career sparked her interest in the ethics of death and dying.

On Jan. 9, 40 people from 13 churches across Canada gathered to discuss what it means to be a healthy multicultural church.