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The night was dark, but the patio was filled with light as a Christian Reformed missionary met with people in a slum in Guadalajara, Mexi

The dust has settled in Port-au-Prince. The earth is quiet; the shaking has stopped; the cries of the crushed and trapped are silent.

The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood” (John 1:14, The Message).

Steve Brauning is grateful for the gift of ministry shares when he considers what the support of CRC congregations in North America has m

Former Ethiopian Prime Minister Tamrat Layne recently testified in a town hall meeting at Calvin Theological Seminary about how God chang

After decades of civil war and authoritarian rule, Cambodians are reluctant to trust anyone, especially those in positions of authority,

Imagine trying to study the Bible in a language that is not your own. It would be tricky for some and impossible for others.

Note: Because sharing the names in and location of this story would put many people at risk, we cannot give details.

Following graduation in 2012 from Calvin College, history major Ross Pursifull will head from stateside military training to possible ove

The year was 1960. It was a time of great optimism and hope across North America.

About a year ago I visited Cuba with my husband, Larry Bos Sr., and a friend named Bill Boer.

Bessie Vander Valk was 20 years old when she became convinced that God was calling her to go to Cuba to share the gospel.

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Every weekday morning, New York City listeners tune in to Victor Cruz’s Internet radio show to hear the comedian’s jokes and fun

For Calvin philosophy professor Kelly Clark, it began on a lark.

Last summer I participated in “Facing Your Future” (FYF) at Calvin Theological Seminary.

Sunil, a young man from a Hindu family in India, discovered Mahima Ke Vachan, and it changed his life.

One of the greatest joys in my work is the opportunity to visit churches across North America and meet the folks who are the heart and fa

In southern Sudan, thousands of people are returning home after spending more than 20 years in refugee camps.

When disasters strike, CRWRC must make a decision about how best to respond.

In Aceh, on the northern tip of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, there is a village called Teungoh Blang Mee.

O little town of Bethlehem, how still we see thee lie!

Fiscal 2009 witnessed the largest economic downturn since the Great Depression of the 1930s.