Rev. Dr. Japhet Ndhlovu reflects on the hope-filled agricultural transformations that communities are leading in Kenya with the partnership of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank
Watch episode two of our Lenten series, featuring King Julez in a conversation with the Moderator about protest, spiritual care, and connections made over shared food
As International Development Week 2026 comes to a close, we give thanks for the partners, volunteers, and communities who remind us that hope is not abstract, not intangible—it is an embodied practice.
At COP 30 in Belém, Brazil, Indigenous Peoples, youth, people of faith, members of social movements, and frontline communities called for climate action rooted in justice, land, water, and right relationship.
Watch a first-hand account from Silas Rugia, a farmer in Kenya, whose family became food secure after he learned climate-resilient farming practices with the help of NCCK
How the Women’s Network of Maya Presbyterials in Guatemala is helping increase female representation in church leadership through theological education
Across the African continent, churches are walking alongside communities struggling with hunger, climate change, conflict, and injustice, and helping them respond faithfully and practically