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Teachers in Tanzania traveled on foot or by bus for days to Mumba, a rural village, to attend an education seminar led by seven U.S.

Against a backdrop of Alberta skies and brilliant fall colors, farmers from several Alberta churches brought in the harvest to feed the w

Reformed Christians in Iraq and Lebanon have lost homes and left churches because of the recent Middle East conflicts, according to staff

Racism

To our great joy, Erin and I were expecting.

Late one afternoon, my dad was driving down his fairly quiet residential street when he noticed that the older sedan driving in front of

I’m not happy. I’m strung out. Thats’s not me.

Rev. Richard R. De Ridder

1921 –  2006

Our church bulletin announced the forthcoming annual art display in the all-purpose room.

Relationships

In his engaging book Calvinism in the Las Vegas Airport, Richard Mouw recalls that in the movie Hardcore, Jake tries to explain to Niki,

Would the outcome have been different had delegates heard this plea?

Perhaps you’re like me. You think everything is interesting.

Consider the Birds

Recently I had the privilege of turning over my work in Niger to my Nigerien counterpart, Harouna Issaka.

July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006

The Foundation of the Christian Reformed Church and the CRC-Canada Foundation provide an avenue for gifts and bequests in support of the

The CRC Loan Fund makes loans available to Christian Reformed churches in the United States who desire to purchase property, begin new co

Disability Concerns is the Christian Reformed Church’s ministry to people with disabilities.

Chaplains are called by the church to extend the ministry of Christ to persons in institutional and specialized settings.

Pastor-Church Relations (PCR) is a ministry by which the Christian Reformed Church provides programs of healing and prevention for minist

Abuse Prevention’s mission is threefold: to create awareness of various forms of abuse against persons of all ages, to help churche