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As of late January, relief workers from the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee were distributing food, water, and other necessitie

Rev. Karl J. Wiersum

Sept. 11, 1951 – Sept. 9, 2007

Rev. Gerard Nonnekes

Jan. 2, 1927 - July 16, 2007

Hannah and Peter Oh knew only a little English when they immigrated to the United States from South Korea 12 years ago.

The Four Winns boat-building factory in Cadillac, Mich., was at full throttle as Rev.

Seminaries have sometimes been called “the graveyard of spirituality.” In their insistence that students master doctrine, chu

Where can outcasts find a home, if not in the church? The Northern Lighthouse in Lincoln, Neb., has become that home for many.

Dear Matt and Josh,
Thank you for inviting me to dinner.

A couple living in the village of Mambu, Cameroon, left home one morning before sunrise.

The Christian Reformed Church in North America will host the inaugural meeting of the newly formed World Communion of Reformed Churches i

Two rural churches near Holland, Mich., joined hands and land to raise crops to benefit Cambodia this past year.

When Discovery Christian Reformed Church of Bowmanville, Ontario, sent a group of people to Toronto’s Everything to Do with Sex sho

Cyclists from the Reformed Church in America (RCA) are joining cyclists from the Christian Reformed Church for next summer’s cross-

Bringing young and old together has made the Heidelberg Catechism come alive for the congregation of East Leonard Christian Reformed Chur

Classis Lake Superior celebrated the Christian Reformed Church’s 150th anniversary in many ways and in many places.

The Form of Subscription used by the Christian Reformed Church is getting a revision, but just how much it should be revised has stirred

Fun, games, and sportsmanship rule at Ideal Park Christian Reformed Church’s Monday-evening sports camp in Wyoming, Mich.

Human trafficking generates $31 billion annually and enslaves 27 million people globally, half of them under the age of 18.

For two young orphans, ages 5 and 9, the future looks grim. They are East African siblings who are HIV positive.

Tighter U.S.

Sioux Falls (S.D.) Christian High School had never won a state volleyball tournament in its 30-year history. That changed Nov.

In honor of World AIDS day Dec.

The Christian Reformed Church mobilized a special emergency-response team in January to monitor the situation in Kenya and ensure the saf