An engagingly simple way to invite people (small groups, friends, family, or your whole church!) to think more deeply about how faith is both formed and lived out in daily life. 

Before you put the finishing touches on those Christmas giving projects, please take some time to consider the why, if, and how of giving.

Wonder is not only something that happens to us from time to time; it’s also an important spiritual discipline, a habit or a “muscle” we can develop.

After all the hours that go into planning a fantastic Easter weekend, it’s no wonder most church offices are a ghost town the week following. 

I wince every time I read a list of high-risk places to avoid during the pandemic. “Places of worship” is usually near the top of the list. Ouch! The story usually goes on. . . 

Check out this free family Pentecost devotion and simple but meaningful ideas for celebrating the coming of the Holy Spirit with kids.

What would it look like to see vaccine distribution through the eyes of equity?

Like many things, COVID has reshaped how we worship and practice our faith. Here are a few Ash Wednesday ideas suggested by CRC chaplains!  

Check out this month's roundup of timely and helpful Network posts. And be sure to share! 

God’s mission is mainly propagated by his church—and therefore, the body of Christ must be the embodiment of his shalom and unity.

So often we think that to be in the middle means to be moderate, or that in order to mediate, we need to soften our beliefs. That is not my experience.