Crying and singing
Must the recipe for success in mission work include trouble and tears?
Our calling extends beyond our local communities. Let's discuss how as churches we can engage with our global mission.
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Must the recipe for success in mission work include trouble and tears?
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.
A group of CRCNA agencies is collaborating to expose the hidden crisis of gender-based violence (GVB). Find resources and join us for 16 days of activism!
This post highlights Jason Helopoulos' two-part blog A Reformed and Confessional View of Missions.
What is the role of the church in healing, forgiveness, and reconciliation? "Healing Hearts, Transforming Nations" offers an opportunity to learn from the rich experience of Christians in Africa.
Many people in our churches and communities understand the darkness, especially this year. What are some practical ways churches can shine the Light of Christ with our neighbors this year?
Spread the hope of Jesus this Christmas, even during a pandemic.
What does it mean to be a witness for Christ? We'll explore that question in a week-long devotional that's free for you, your family, your small group, your church, and anyone else interested in joining God on mission.
Do you want your church to connect with your neighborhood and reach new people? Here are two learning opportunities to help you do this in our current context.
Pastor Kyle Brooks shares 5 tips to help believers and churches continue to respond to the coronavirus pandemic and its aftermath, even after churches can gather in-person again.
I interviewed an Alberta emergency room physician, an emergency room nurse, a unit nurse, and a primary-care paramedic. Here's what I found.
Let's join together in praying that as Muslims seek God during Ramadan, they will encounter Jesus.
An encouragement to pray for our Muslim neighbor during Ramadan.
Because of COVID-19, many Resonate missionaries aren’t able to visit churches as planned. But thanks to technology, you can still stay in touch. Here are some ideas and tips for conducting Re-Connect online.
From 2010 to 2016, our family of six lived as full time missionaries in a boat-in community on the West Coast of Canada. Here's how that time prepped us to rely on God.
College and university students experienced an abrupt end to their semesters, or are trying to continue their studies online. What does it look like to care for them during the uncertainty of the coronavirus?
Pastor Jerry An believes that many of the changes that churches are making right now should last past COVID-19-related church service adjustments.
Attached you'll find a bulletin insert and short video about Raise Up Global Ministries: Timothy Leadership Training, Discover Your Bible/Coffee Break, and Educational Care.
How can we love, serve, and share the good news of Holy Week when we are stuck inside our homes? Here are a few ideas for these unexpected times.
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.
Here’s what you need to know about missionaries overseas—and how your church can continue supporting and caring for them during the coronavirus pandemic.
In the disruption of COVID-19, we have an opportunity to take advantage of the break in people’s busy schedules and love our neighbors in new ways.
Why focus on developing the missional practice of prayer? Maybe prayer is about changing us, shaping us, and sending us into our neighborhood and the world.
This helpful article, written from the perspective of someone raised in Southeast Asia, highlights the allures and pitfalls of mercy ministry.
The gospels are constantly pointing to the overlooked as the ones who 'get it,' and that always catches me off guard.