• Advent Devotionals

    Starting December 3, World Renew and the CRC Office of Social Justice will share a daily devotional series for Advent 2018 called Holy Impatience to orient your Christmas season. To sign up, go to crcna.org/advent. Read stories from CRC partners around the world about doing justice in a world that belongs to God, a world where so many people are marginalized and oppressed, with a holy impatience both celebrating glimpses of the kingdom and eagerly yearning for what is to come. The devotions will be delivered to your email every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of Advent.

  • Climate Witness Project Teams in 100 Churches and Organizations!

    It's been a very exciting couple of weeks for the Climate Witness Project! We now have CWP teams at 100 churches/organizations and over 700 partners! Three ways you can get involved: 1. Learn more about how your church can get involved by visiting crcna.org/cwp. 2. Sign up to be a CWP partner at crcna.org/cwp-subscribe. 3. Support the work of CWP partners and regional organizers by donating at justice.crcna.org/donate.

  • Refugee Admissions Statement and Action Alert

    Ministry leaders from the CRCNA issued a statement in support of refugee resettlement in the United States: "As leaders of denominational ministries and institutions of the Christian Reformed Church in North America...we ask that the Trump Administration impose no further cuts to the Refugee Resettlement Program, and instead increase the number of refugees the U.S. will resettle in the upcoming year. The CRC has long been a church eager to welcome refugees. And in fact, many members of our churches came as refugees themselves...Many of our congregations, in both the United States and Canada, have experienced the blessing that comes with walking alongside a newly arrived family. As refugees have put their roots down, they have brought vitality to our churches and strength to our communities. These relationships are a glimpse of God’s love alive in the world; standing with refugees has become a fundamental part of the CRCNA’s calling."

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