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Calvin English professor William Vande Kopple vividly recalls one specific moment from his 20 years of teaching an interim class in Engli

Eight pastors and two of their spouses gathered recently in Grand Rapids, Mich., to learn more about the Christian Reformed Church as par

About 70 students from North America and elsewhere around the world will be taking seminary classes this summer as part of the “Glo

An anonymous donor recently gave $14,000 to Hillcrest Christian Reformed Church in Hudsonville, Mich., to help meet Hillcrest’s ann

In the late 1960s Morris Greidanus, now a retired CRC pastor, called on students at the University of Toronto to do something different a

Shigenori M., a 65-year-old tenant farmer, lives in rural Japan where the social pressures against Christians are great.

For 60 years people have been blessed by the Today devotional published by Back to God Ministries International.

Asteroid Banneker, discovered in 2005 by Calvin professor of physics Larry Molnar and approved for naming last winter, draws its moniker

When I was a child, my family lived very far from my grandparents.

Rangit Biswas was 21 years old in 1975, when he enrolled in his first certificate-level course at the College of Christian Theology Bangl

Abarbed-wire-topped barrier erected by the Israeli government snakes across the West Bank to separate Israelis from Palestinians.

Last fall the Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria (CRCN) commissioned Rev.

Life in the bateyes—low-income sugarcane villages in the Dominican Republic—is harsh.

Growing up in Japan, Ben Spalink always knew the importance of mission work.

When he became president of Calvin Theological Seminary in 2001, Rev. Neal Plantinga Jr. thought fundraising would be hard.

Two Calvin college professors have received awards for recently published books. Calvin professor of philosophy James K.A.

The media ministries of the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in America have combined resources to launch “Groundw

Alone steeple serves as a reminder of where South Olive Christian Reformed Church stood for more than 100 years.

Recently my 5-year-old granddaughter Nettie came home from school with a paper that read, “When I grow up, I want to be __________.

Even before the Jan.

We can only begin to imagine what it must be like these days to be a Haitian citizen. But we must try.

I know what a place like Haiti is like. I came from a torn place myself: the Congo.

Rev. Marco Avila left his home in Paterson, N.J., earlier this year and drove several hundred miles.