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“Telling His Story . . . Sharing His Love” sums up our mission.

Some other denominations are a bit envious of the relatively small ���ҵ���’s ability to support

I have never been much of an athlete. In part, this lack of athletic prowess can be traced to my inability to keep my eye on the ball.

We all want justice, but what does justice mean?  

September 3, 1934 - May 23, 2008

A fervent preacher, Christian school promoter, accomplished blacksmith and metal worker, and dev

Ben Vandezande will take over as interim director of Christian Reformed Home Missions on Oct. 1. He will replace Rev.

A small sign points the way down a country road to a farm tucked away in Surrey, British Columbia. The farm is called A Rocha.

December 26, 1918 – May 10, 2008

A thoughtful pastor, youth leader, educator, one-time meteorologist for the military, and

Rev. Pieter Tuit, associate professor of missiology at Calvin Theological Seminary, is leaving that institution in June 2009.

Individuals with special needs deserve the chance to serve, said Ron Hosmar, youth pastor of Calvin Christian Reformed Church in Ottawa,

August 23, 1924 – November 14, 2007

Rev. Gilmer Compaan, a conscientious Bible student, evangelist at heart, U.S.

“Why not movies?” asked Liz Tolkamp, pastor for children’s ministry at Willoughby Christian Reformed Church in Langley,

Josh Potter of Calvin Christian High School in Grandville, Mich., saw firsthand the immensity of God’s universal church during a Ju

As about 200 eager Sea to Sea cyclists arrived in Ontario aboard the Sombra Ferry, they could almost smell the Tim Horton’s coffee.

Nearly 200 years ago, during the War of 1812, Canadian and British soldiers successfully pushed an invading American army back across the

With a prayer, a cheer, and a splash, the Christian Reformed Church’s 2008 Sea to Sea bicycle tour came to a joyous conclusion.
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This was the fourth Urban Youth Conference for Jyson Beasley, 18, and he declared that it was as good as ever.

Teens participating in a SERVE project in Port Perry, Ontario, got an unexpected opportunity to put into practice this year’s theme

For a bunch of Bymas, the Youth Unlimited Convention was time for a little convening of their own.

Learn to do right! Seek justice, encourage the oppressed. Defend the cause of the fatherless, plead the case of the widow.”

What started out as a sponsorship of one Karen family from Burma turned into a church filled with Karen refugees for a surprised Christia

For the first time ever, the Cadet International Camporee was cut short when flooding forced the evacuation of more than 1,300 boys and

The praise team from EverGreen Ministries, a Christian Reformed church in Hudsonville, Mich., led a worship service in Fort Knox, Ky., th