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It is widely acknowledged that young people are leaving the church or choosing to practice their faith outside of a faith community. Exploring a report on the topic, we reflect on three trends and how churches can respond.
Did the CRC get rid of it or did Gen Z not feel like it was needed?
The best storytellers point us to the unchanging wisdom about what it means to be human, and how to live as one.
Starting something new this fall? Find encouragement in this story about French fries topped with. . . cinnamon!
Does your church have a ministry for college and post-college folks? If so, what do you call it?
Learn more about South Coast Beach Project, a new discipleship opportunity for young adults.
As Christians, what can Taylor Swift’s music teach us about the transforming love that God has created us to experience, both between each other as humans, and with Jesus as our Savior?
How a crowd of bovine buddies helped to break up my bloated balloon of gaseous stress, and how it might help you too.
Job opening in urban ministry with a focus on young adult and youth discipleship at Bridge Street Ministries in Grand Rapids, MI.
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.
Do you have a graduate in your church or community? Here are eight ideas for unique and meaningful gifts.
Information and a list of valuable resources on bullying awareness for youth.
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?
Participants of EMBARK-Uganda will visit the programs connected to the Pentecostal Assemblies of God Kabale to experience and learn from partner staff the work that they are doing in Uganda.
As a millennial who works with millennials, I sometimes get asked why young people are leaving the church in North America and what churches can do about it.
Students and youth are capable of way more than the church gives them credit for. It’s time to let our students do what we have trained them to do.
Studies like Renegotiating Faith encourage congregations and mentors to be more intentional about connecting students to new networks at a time when they’re open to those connection points. Here are five ideas to consider.
As part of a covenant promise-keeping body of believers, how can a student’s church family help support their launch? Let's look at a CRC church in Barrie, Ontario, for some good ideas.
At Inspire 2019, Pastor Mary Hulst issued a call to action for churches went it comes to young adults. She made a profound declaration that something needs to change. Amen to that!
Why we need to stop standing up for Jesus, and start standing like him.
As late summer rolls around, thousands of university students pack their bags and head off for another year of school. How do we best support them? Here are three tips.
If you do not see an existing volunteer opportunity that works for you, we can work with you to create an internship that fits your program and interests. Contact us today!
Is your youth group or school group looking for a missions opportunity? World Renew's Global Volunteer Program offers short-term volunteer opportunities year-round.
I wonder what happen if more people sat in silence and solitude a little more often. What if Jesus’ followers, the Church, led the way in unplugging every now and then? How might it change us?
Creating a mix tape took time and patience, an ardent attentiveness that I’m not sure I possess anymore. So why did we do it? Because of a truth that has not changed for centuries: Songs can give expression to our experience.