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Kalamazoo (Mich.) Christian High School captured its division’s state championship in men’s
basketball in March.

A report received by the Christian Reformed Church’s Board of Trustees calls on the denomination to improve its response when leade

In mid-February 350 middle school and high school students “intersected” through the wee hours of the morning during a lockdo

Dick and Margaret Van Oord are passionate about volunteering with Disaster Response Services, part of the Christian Reformed World Relief

Coming off an undefeated season last year, the Sunnyside (Wash.) Christian High School Knights were facing a challenging year of men&rsqu

On a snowy January evening four “Lost Boys of Sudan” spoke with teens in the suburbs of Chicago about their experiences when,

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1923 – 2007

By now you’ve probably heard about Sea to Sea 2008, the upcoming bike tour across North America.

The Freedom from Religion Foundation is urging Hudsonville, Mich., to remove from its website a reference to city officials striving &ldq

Duane Litfin, president of Wheaton College, in Illinois, and two other school officials have removed their names from a letter that calle

The high court of the Presbyterian Church (USA) stated unequivocally that ministerial candidates in the PCUSA are required to be in faith

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A group settles into a meeting room at Fleetwood Christian Reformed Church on a Tuesday evening. They greet each other warmly.

Christian Reformed churches in Canada are ramping up efforts to push for peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan.

Though young adults are missing from a lot of churches today, Syd Hielema observes that many in this demographic have a passion for socia

The King’s University College chemistry professor Peter Mahaffy recently won the prestigious 3M Canada Teaching Fellowship.

A half-century after its start in Michigan, GEMS has gone global. Originally called Calvinettes, GEMS (Girls Everywhere Meeting the

Two major reports coming to Synod 2008 are being published too late for many churches to respond and possibly send overtures about them.

Alison Siefken suffered with asthma for 16 years.

From Drenthe (Mich.) Christian Reformed Church to Rev. Jeff Voorhees of Gateway CRC, Zeeland, Mich.

When Max and Sam Vanderheide took part in their first Lord’s Supper one bright fall afternoon, it was a time for rejoicing.

“We weren’t sure when, how, or if we were going to be able to leave,” said Andrea Dykshoorn from her home in Abbotsford