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<article class="media media--image display--large"> <div class="image-container"> <div class="field field-media-image"> <img loading="eager" width="430" height="323" alt="Libros Desafio and Poiema together at a Spanish Christian Book Expo in Miami. Poiema’s tagline is “The Gospel for Every Corner of Life.”" class="lazyload" data-src="/sites/default/files/styles/default_mobile/public/2025-03/crc-news_2025-3-26_libros-desafio.jpg?itok=pgeXPQpv" /> </div> <div class="field field-image-caption">Libros Desafio and Poiema together at a Spanish Christian Book Expo in Miami. Poiema’s tagline is “The Gospel for Every Corner of Life.”</div> </div> <div class="field field-image-credit">Poiema Publicaciones</div> </article> <br /> The CRCNA will no longer be distributing Spanish-language Bible studies and books about Reformed theology. Instead, these titles have been sold to an external publisher.

<article class="media media--image display--large"> <div class="image-container"> <div class="field field-media-image"> <img loading="eager" width="430" height="323" alt="" class="lazyload" data-src="/sites/default/files/styles/default_mobile/public/2025-03/crc-news_2025-3-26_intergenerational-conversation.jpg?itok=k1BzS7gW" /> </div> </div> </article> <br /> Spark Dialogue is a new podcast that explores ways to bring young people more intimately into the life of a church.

<article class="media media--image display--large"> <div class="image-container"> <div class="field field-media-image"> <img loading="eager" width="430" height="323" alt="" class="lazyload" data-src="/sites/default/files/styles/default_mobile/public/2025-03/crc-news_2025-3-26_hunger-crisis-honduras.jpg?itok=Xn-EIT9y" /> </div> </div> <div class="field field-image-credit">worldrenew.ca</div> </article> <br /> World Renew is responding to a hunger crisis in Honduras by providing food parcels and monthly food vouchers to nearly 2,000 people.

In the year that marks the 1700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea, a two-day conference in Paris has explored the significance of the outcomes of the council for communicating faith today.

Moral and spiritual education can foster youth’s potential to contribute to social harmony, say representatives of the Bahá’í community at a conference in the UAE.

This year’s first set of grants from the Brethren Faith in Action Fund (BFIA) have been announced, going to five Church of the Brethren congregations including GraceWay International Community, Harrisburg First, Highland Avenue, Ivester, and Sebring.

United Methodists are feeling the effects of the gutting of U.S. foreign assistance and speaking out about how such aid saves lives.

[World Council of Churches] The newly published resource “Hope for Children Through Climate Justice: Legal Tools to Hold Financiers Accountable” provides churches and communities essential legal tools designed to hold financial actors accountable for their role in perpetuating the climate crisis. Developed by the Churches’ Commitments to Children program of the World Council of Churches, the resource aims to equip people of faith and partners in WCC’s global constituency with the knowledge on climate litigation, a rapidly growing and impactful way of addressing the climate crisis and protect the rights of young people and future generations. In the foreword of the publication, the Most Rev. Julio Murray, the Anglican archbishop of Panama and moderator of the WCC Commission on Climate Justice and Sustainable Development, points out that our faith calls us to speak truth to power and to seize every available legal measure to protect our planet and its inhabitants. “The urgency of this moment demands that we engage with the law not merely as a tool but as a moral imperative to safeguard human lives and uphold justice,” said Murray. “It is our hope that these resources will empower individuals and communities to advocate for justice effectively, ensuring that future generations inherit a world that is not only livable but thriving.” Read the entire article here.

The Global Food Initiative (GFI) has given its latest round of grants to support well drilling by the Haiti Medical Project, an agricultural training component for students at the Great Lakes Bible School in Rwanda, and “Farming God's Way” in the Church of the Brethren in Burundi.

The World Council of Churches (WCC), in a briefing organized by Sabeel, raised awareness of freedom of worship and the need to protect the Status Quo in Jerusalem.