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Race Relations is a ministry by which the Christian Reformed Church provides leadership and assistance to the denomination, congregations

Disability Concerns helps churches to flourish by including people with disabilities in every aspect of congregational life.

Sometimes things that begin with the best of intentions can go terribly wrong. In Canada we see this in the residential school issue.

Chaplaincy and Care Ministry is the office that develops and promotes the ministry of chaplains and ministries of care with Christian Ref

Pastor-Church Relations (PCR) serves pastors, staff, church councils, and congregations of the Christian Reformed Church by promoting hea

Safe Church Ministry is the new name for the Office of Abuse Prevention.

Denominational Services oversees the work of Christian Reformed Church agencies and specialized ministries and provides funds for synodic

Faith Alive is the publishing ministry of the Christian Reformed Church and the resource provider of the Reformed Church in America.

The Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) responds on your behalf to poverty, hunger, disasters, and injustice around the wor

Christian Reformed World Missions (CRWM) is charged with taking the transformational power of the gospel to people around the globe.

Christian Reformed Home Missions participates in God’s redemptive mission by cultivating gospel movements across North America thro

In 2009 Calvin College celebrated the conclusion of a capital campaign that raised $155 million, including almost $45 million for student

Back to God Ministries International is the media ministry of the Christian Reformed Church.

As soon as he had the chance, church planter Chris Mitchell started to tell the people in his fledgling congregation about the Christian

We all face tough questions about our charitable giving.

One day when my daughter Azaeleah was 3 years old, she asked her dad, “Papa, was Joseph a shepherd?”

When I heard the name Aceh, the main locale in Indonesia hit by the 2004 tsunami, it was not new to me.

I think tonight I found some Magi.

“Someday soon, my little man, our Lord Jesus is coming again. I hope you never forget it as long as you live.”

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to be in Bethlehem on the first Christmas? Let’s try it.

A year or two ago, in late autumn, an advertisement appeared on one side of a double billboard near my home.

Daughter Ruth was always last to leave the Sunday family dinners.

On a snow-covered hill, when I was in junior high, my life flashed before my eyes. In the brilliance, I caught a glimpse of God.