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More than 500 GEMS Girls’ Club counselors gathered at Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario, for the 40th annual GEMS le

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“How many of you have planted a tree?” asked camp leader Ron Oostra.

Bethel Christian Reformed Church in Princeton, Minn., replaced its vacation Bible school with a summer art camp five years ago.

A service project was turned upside-down this summer when the youths were in charge, issuing instructions to the adults of Lee Street Chr

For more than 40 years, fathers and sons from Second Christian Reformed Church in Byron Center, Mich., have bonded over bait and fishing

None of the 13 young people from Heritage Christian Reformed Church in Byron Center, Mich., knew where they were headed when they left fo

For 17 consecutive years, young people from Third Christian Reformed Church in Denver, Colo., have been traveling to Mexico to help in mi

More than 250 teens gathered in Evart, Mich., in April for “Where U At?”— an urban youth conference sponsored by Youth

The poor economy did not stop an all-time high number of teens from flocking to the 2009 All-Ontario Youth Convention.

Teens from Korean Christian Reformed churches in southern California and Nevada gathered this summer for Camp Kainos 2009, held at Big Be

“Relevant.” “Put together well.” “Challenging.” Those were some of the ways teens described the 2009

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Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario, will receive $2.9 million of economic stimulus money from the Canadian federal governme

It was the “holy rollers” versus the “high rollers” in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, and the holy rollers won.

I have a Picasso on my bedroom wall—a cheap print of a Picasso, that is.

Every June, the Back to God Ministries International Japanese staff holds an open house at its Tokyo office.

Rev. John Stek didn’t promote himself.

A number of years ago, I was invited to read some stories to a class of fourth-graders. I accepted with trepidation.

It is estimated that 25,000 children worldwide die every day from hunger or other preventable causes.

“There are two types of people in the world: those with hope and those without,” says B.J. Wolstenholme of Calgary, Alberta.

Each year in early October, deacons and church secretaries in Christian Reformed congregations across North America go into their storage

“What is ‘debt’ by which we’re so bedeviled?