In the face of COVID-19 several Canadian religious leaders, including CRCNA Canadian Ministries Director Darren Roorda, drafted a message of hope, gratitude, and solidarity.
A number of churches have reached out to the denominational office about staffing issues in light of COVID-19. Following is a list of questions that the CRCNA is using in our staff conversations.
Look inside for updates from Classis Renewal, Resonate Global Mission, and Back to God Ministries International, as well as tools for your congregation's mission committee.
As places where people gather, our congregations have a special role to play in the face of coronavirus COVID-19.
Is your congregation offering a way for people to worship with you online? If so, please share the links to those services.
Are you looking for a creative way to add some spiritual reflection to your daily routine during Lent? Join others across North America by participating in the #CRCLentPhoto Challenge.
In the early hours of January 8, 2020, a plane taking off from Tehran, Iran and heading for Kiev, Ukraine, crashed shortly after takeoff, killing all on board. Join us in prayer.
The Heidelberg Catechism translated into French.
Every year, churches across the world mark a week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Find resources for the 2020 event in this post.
The Christian Reformed Church in North America has a retirement plan that U.S. congregations can make available to commissioned pastors and other church staff.
The Holy Spirit is at work in and through the CRCNA. The 2019 Ministry Report outlines some of the amazing ministry taking place in North America and around the world.
The CRCNA has a variety of resources available that have been translated into different languages. These handouts could be helpful to share with different language groups.
The Council of Delegates met at the Burlington CRCNA offices and at Mountainview CRC in Grimsby, Ont. on October 10-11, 2019. Here are a few highlights from that meeting.
Are you a deacon, worship planner, administrator, or pastor? The Offering Calendar and Deacons' Helper Worksheet and other resources on our Church Year Resources page are for you!
Look inside for updates from the Candidacy Committee, Chaplaincy and Care Ministry, Leadership Diversity, Pastor Church Resources, and The Network.
As part of the denominational ministry plan, the CRCNA has contracted with Calvin's Social Research Center to administer a survey every year. The results from the 2019 survey have now been compiled.
Are you or members of your congregation planning a mission trip overseas? If so, here are some safety precautions to keep in mind. Note: these also apply for personal travel and international vacations.
Here is a list of nonprofit agencies, by state, who may be of assistance in the immigration process.
Sometimes an immigrant group wishes to affiliate with the CRCNA, which involves both the congregation and the pastor. This post provides advice on how to navigate that request.
This document provides basic information that the CRCNA’s Human Resources office relies on when it assists Canadian congregations in calling a pastor from the United States.
Links to the Department of Immigration Refugees and Citizenship, as well as contact information for the Canadian Council of Christian Charities and other entities who may be of assistance in the immigration process.
This document provides basic information that the CRCNA’s Human Resources office relies on when it assists U.S. congregations in calling a pastor from Canada.
The Heidelberg Catechism translated into Spanish.
The Church Order & Supplements translated into Spanish.
The Belgic Confession translated into Spanish.