New Street Christian Reformed Church is a Christian Reformed Church congregation in Canada, affiliated with the broader Christian Reformed Church in North America (CRCNA) denomination[1][3]. Registered as a nonprofit organization under the Business Registration Number 130489073RR0001, it operates within the CRCNA's historical and theological framework, which emphasizes Reformed doctrine and social justice advocacy[1][2].

The CRCNA's Canadian ministries originated in the early 20th century, with congregations like New Street emerging from Dutch Reformed immigrant communities[5]. Initially designated as a foreign mission field in 1926, Canadian CRC congregations gradually developed distinct structures, including the establishment of Classis Ontario in 1950 and later coordination through the Council of Christian Reformed Churches in Canada[2][5].

While specific details about New Street Christian Reformed Church's founding and programs are not publicly documented in available sources, typical CRCNA congregations prioritize worship, community outreach, and membership support through initiatives such as youth ministries and mission work[1][3]. The denomination historically emphasizes partnership with global missions and engagement in social justice efforts, often facilitated through entities like the Office of Social Justice and Centre for Public Dialogue in Canada[1][2].

New Street's affiliation places it within a network of CRCNA churches that maintain connections to Reformed theological education institutions and collaborative ministries across North America[1][5]. Its activities likely reflect the CRCNA's focus on "nurturing faith through all ages and stages of life," as articulated in the denomination's mission statements[3].