Beanie Babies and Staying Engaged in God’s Mission
How do we maintain enthusiasm for God's mission? Here are four Biblical truths to keep our love for God's mission alive in our congregations.
Our calling extends beyond our local communities. Let's discuss how as churches we can engage with our global mission.
Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
How do we maintain enthusiasm for God's mission? Here are four Biblical truths to keep our love for God's mission alive in our congregations.
Tired from many years of hard work with little tangible fruit, Pastor Tomas began to listen to neighborhood residents.
While at Tesoros de Dios, my missional mindset grew to a posture of listening and learning, rather than speaking out from my own ideas and culture.
Food bills jumped. There were line-ups for the bathroom. Dale said, "These have been the most rewarding weeks of my life."
An earthquake gets everyone's attention. But how many people made the connection between the earthquake and Jesus' resurrection?
There’s a lot that North Americans can learn from ministry among the Fulani. Here are 5 tips from a missionary.
A Christmas 2020 reflection on the power of Nunc Dimittis—rooted in the experience of pain and suffering of the people of El Salvador.
It sounded like a "cop-out" when Moses told Joshua to go and do the fighting. He was going to leave the battle and let Joshua do the dangerous work! What kind of leader is that?
The guidelines for building authentic friendships with people from a background different from your own are similar to all friendships, regardless of whether you are of the same race, culture, or faith.
Church planting has proven to be the most effective means of bringing the gospel to Canadians.
Despite COVID-19 restrictions, there are still ways churches and ministries can connect with their community and share the hope of the gospel.
How do I build relationships with non-Christians during a global lockdown? Maybe YouTube has something to teach us.
God’s mission isn’t just across an ocean—it’s right outside your door. Here's a look at an opportunity to explore what it looks like to be a witness for Christ in your neighbourhood.
Even if your Advent and Christmas celebrations look different this year, one thing is for sure: God is in control and he wants us to grow through the waiting.
Participatory hope cultivates practices for future outcomes. Such participatory hope lives in our CRC campus ministries as they provide spiritual care and so much more.
"When we pray Scripture, we are speaking God’s Words back to him. We are reminding him of his promises, we are trusting that he will do what he said in his Word.”
We are almost to Advent—the coming of Jesus anew this year. This in a world of pandemic, inequity, and other challenges. Too many to mention. But let's not miss out on the ways God is working is this year.
Average church attendance hovered around 50% of what they usually could expect in the summer. Surely things would bounce back in the fall, right? Looks like probably not. So what next?
Jesus intends to draw all people to himself. Let's help him!
This fall, many colleges find themselves grappling with the impact of COVID-19 and social justice issues. Here's what that looks like at Iowa State University.
The pivoting church is a beautiful thing that will bring with it hope and new opportunities.
“Why do we do church in the ways that we do?” The possibilities are as many as the contexts in which we find ourselves.
We have more people gathering with us for worship online than we had attending our regular Sunday morning services before the pandemic. It challenged us to ask: Who are these people joining us online?
To have a look from a different angle, you must let someone else drive.
Campus ministry has a lasting influence in God’s kingdom, and there’s a lot we can learn from these ministries about mission.