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Calvin College will host the 24th annual Calvin Symposium on Worship Jan. 27-29, 2011.

Last fall a group from Calvin Theological Seminary visited the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, La.

For Jack and Cindy Ippel, Christian Reformed World Missions partners in Hungary, pizza parties equal ministry opportunities.

More than 100 people in Nigeria walked 200 miles to celebrate peace in their communities.

When Manny and Blanca Ortiz and Randy and Sue Baker and their families moved to Philadelphia in 1987, there were no Christian Reformed

The darkest hour of Waiyee’s life came in March 2007, when she learned that her father had terminal colon cancer.

When I was 10 years old, I wanted a new bicycle. For a long time, I had had my eye on a Schwinn Corvette.

Several times a year Calvin College students, church members, business people, and others drag tires, soggy wood, and piles of garbage ou

The Board of Trustees of the ���ҵ��� (CRCNA) has formed a task force to study a range of environmen

Fertile soil, plentiful fuel, clean water—in the midst of such blessings it’s easy to overlook the crucial role our enviro

Calvin Theological Seminary (CTS) dedicated its new DeVos Center for Lifelong Learning in a chapel service that included faculty, staff,

George and Ruth Young have worked in Japan with Christian Reformed World Missions (CRWM) for almost 30 years.

Indonesia natives Harold and Deibi Lapian moved to Dover, N.H., in 2002 to plant Indonesian Fellowship CRC, a Home Missions-supported chu

Training to be a hospital chaplain, Rev.

The 24th annual January Series of lectures hosted by Calvin College will run Jan. 5 through Jan.

Most of Katia’s colleagues at the call center where she works in Brazil were checking the daily horoscope, wondering how their day

A few years ago, leaders of Ada (Mich.) CRC wanted to do a special project to teach kids about recycling and get them excited about suppo

December is upon us. Everywhere we turn, the sights, sounds, and smells of the season fill our senses.

When Nurunnahar was 16, she left her home in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and went to Malaysia to begin a new life.

For months I cried to God in the words of the song “Shepherd Me, O God.” Nothing happened.

As pastor of The Well, a Christian Reformed Home Missions-supported church plant in Kelowna, British Columbia, Ron Vanden Brink sees his

Martin Ovil was a successful construction contractor in San Pedro, the Dominican Republic, for many years.

Paul Christians first saw the ancient village of Umm el-Jimal in pictures, with its Roman fort, Roman gates, ancient houses, and structur