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For 17 years,  has helped high school juniors and seniors face their futures 

Anican Prosy and her family were totally dependent on her husband’s income.

Christian Reformed Church representatives to the General Council meeting of the World Communion of Reformed Churches

I remember witnessing door-to-door as part of my congregation’s youth group in the 1970s.

Jane Ejulo had deep desires for her family’s physical and spiritual well-being,

The Christian Reformed Church’s Pastor Church Resources office has launched a new online process

Shoveling piles of snow was a big adjustment for Walter Bonilla and his family

Calvin Theological Seminary graduated its largest class with 126 students receiving a certificate, diploma, or degree

May 2017 marked the one-year anniversary of the Fort McMurray wildfires that made news across the globe.

Yulia is a high school senior in Kiev, Ukraine.

While the memories of my high school and college years become more blurred as the years go by, I’m amazed at the things I recall clearly.

Sometimes just one college class can change a life’s direction.

The Connections Project team in Southern California has been helping a diverse group of local ministry leaders

Sometimes pastoring a congregation can feel isolating. 

Although he was born in the United States, Peter (Sunshine) Cahill lived most of his life in Guatemala.

“I always woke up Sundays with a sense of doom.”

At the beginning of each day, Mahi (name has been changed) feared that he wouldn’t be able to make enough money to cover his family’s needs.

“ . . . I have placed before you an open door. . . . I know you are tired but you have been faithful.” Revelation 3:8

I doubt God has a favorite nation when it comes time to cheer at the Olympics.

Rachel, 11, lives in Edmonton, Alta., and describes herself as “artsy and creative.” 

When Sara Pavlova was applying for colleges she knew she would have to depend on God to provide the funds to attend.