Engaging Children in the Rhythms of Rest
Practicing sabbath with children is about enjoying God and his world and taking a break from our busy, scheduled lives.
Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
Practicing sabbath with children is about enjoying God and his world and taking a break from our busy, scheduled lives.
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.
A conversation with an active Christian Reformed minister about addiction, grace, and how the pressure of life and leadership in COVID makes this the "perfect" time for a problem to come up.
September is suicide prevention month. In order to address this epidemic, we need to share our stories. Here is one such story.
The pivoting church is a beautiful thing that will bring with it hope and new opportunities.
The thought of actually succeeding at spiritual disciplines feels as daunting as competing in an ultramarathon...but the good news is that God meets each of us right where we are.
“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.
As of Tuesday, September 1, 2020, Youth Unlimited has officially changed its name to ThereforeGo Ministries. Learn more!
The Crossroads Discernment Toolkit equips churches for Spirit-led, group-engaged, mission-oriented discernment during seasons when hard questions about mission and identity need to be asked and answered.
Tara Boer’s webinar, Why the ACSs Adverse Childhood Experience Study (ACEs) Matters, is an effective resource to address both awareness and response.
Samuel was a prime biblical example of a man of integrity. He led the nation of Israel without ever compromising his integrity. Why does it seem to be more difficult for us?
If you’re interested in serving in mission—or know someone who is—Jessica and Nalini, Resonate Global Mission’s recruitment team, would love to connect and find the perfect opportunity for you.
Often, we have no idea how our words and actions affect others now or in the future, especially during our school years.
Technology distorts our sense of self . . . but this faith practice can help us realign.
The rhythms of rest that God offers us are life-giving to our soul and to our ministry.
CRCNA Executive Director Colin Watson reflects on the need for our denomination to renew our practice of prayer and other spiritual disciplines as we navigate today’s tumultuous times.
The COVID-19 pandemic presents challenges for church gatherings. But what if it is also presenting us with new opportunities for faith formation?
In our visual culture, the images of anger, murder, sin, and injustice are constantly placed before us, and the challenge for the church is: how will we respond?
Loving, helping, and healing people take time. And that is what walking gives you.
Here are stories of how two churches prioritized the goal of including children in Sunday morning worship and got creative in this uncertain time.
How does the church flourish in the context of a creator economy? It engages in creative experimentation, listening to the Holy Spirit’s leading while launching trial and error initiatives.