The Christian Reformed Church in North America
A Christian denomination founded in 1857, comprising over 1,000 congregations in the United States and Canada, engaged in local ministry, global mission, and faith formation.
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The Christian Reformed Church in North America is a Protestant denomination active in the United States and Canada, comprising more than 1,000 congregations. It was founded in 1857 by Dutch immigrants seeking to maintain Reformed theology. The denomination's stated purpose is to fulfil the great commission by introducing people to Jesus Christ and nurturing faith across all ages and stages of life through congregations, assemblies, and ministries.
Its work spans three main areas. Local congregations provide biblically grounded, theologically Reformed worship across diverse ethnicities, communities, styles, and gifts. Global mission work extends beyond North America to express God's kingdom worldwide. Faith formation and discipleship resources - including coaching and community support - are provided to equip members and to empower congregations as witnesses to Christ's love and grace.
The organisation describes itself as a diverse family of congregations, with an emphasis on lifelong faith formation and the empowerment of local churches rather than centralised direction. Its orientation is mission-driven, with the aim of transforming lives and communities both in North America and internationally. Further information on the denomination, its beliefs, and its ministries is available at crcna.org.