Biblical Justice

What are guidelines for hosting a sharing circle? Find some basics and learn from others. 

There are certainly many practices out there that meet the criteria of “being practices that restore.” Even so, I think it's worth getting more specific.

Will the U.S turn its back on more than 75,000 Afghans who were airlifted out of their homeland one year ago due to significant threats to their lives and liberties? 

This October, Safe Church Ministry and the CRC Office of Social Justice will be hosting a restorative practices training for faith communities. Join us! 

Looking through a piece of broken glass, we might see a hopeless and a broken people. But what does God see? 

This pilot project will provide both retrofitting for energy efficiency, plus the opportunity to install solar panels for qualifying religious buildings in low-income neighborhoods. 

We seek God’s guidance as we try to make sense of these tragedies and respond as Christ would.

"I think God prefers generosity over charity. Generosity to the point that it may cost us something."

The Canadian Indigenous Ministry Committee has collaborated with Cree musician Don Amero to offer a musical Call to Worship along with a spoken introduction for your Sunday service. 

Look inside for updates from World Renew, Canadian Indigenous Ministry Committee, the Centre for Public Dialogue, Disability Concerns, the Office of Social Justice, the Office of Race Relations, and Safe Church Ministry.

Learn how to use restorative principles, practices, and ways of being to deepen relationships, create healthier church communities, and build capacity to transform conflict into opportunity.

Looking for a way to serve this Lent? Work on reducing your own carbon footprint.