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Judy and Donovan Mosley left the church.

Every June, the Back to God Ministries International Japanese staff holds an open house at its Tokyo office.

Rev. John Stek didn’t promote himself.

A number of years ago, I was invited to read some stories to a class of fourth-graders. I accepted with trepidation.

It is estimated that 25,000 children worldwide die every day from hunger or other preventable causes.

“There are two types of people in the world: those with hope and those without,” says B.J. Wolstenholme of Calgary, Alberta.

Each year in early October, deacons and church secretaries in Christian Reformed congregations across North America go into their storage

For the 50th anniversary of GEMS this year, the girls’ clubs focused on Micah 6:8, learning together about what it means to act jus

When church planter Todd Murphy and his family moved to Providence, Rhode Island, eight years ago, he was told that ministry in New Engla

“We know relatively little about the religious lives of American adolescents,” said researchers writing in the Journal for th

For most people, access to printed material isn’t a big deal, but for many in Cuba, recently printed materials are a novelty and a

Like many young people in China, Xiou H. is interested in learning English.

Our home computer died recently.

What do you do when your wife is on bed rest in another country because of pregnancy complications and you need to finish your semester o

Frank and Abe met at a retirement home in Michigan.

Stores operated by members of Korean Christian Reformed churches are just one place to find copies of the Korean TODAY, a devotional book

Twenty years ago Carlos Palacios traded the terror and violence of his then-unstable homeland of Peru for the hope of a new life in North

 Armando Franco came to understand that God was close at hand after he was buried by a Mexico City earthquake in 1986, nearly died i

Campus ministry comes in many shapes and sizes, and it requires people who love the church, love students, and are willing to roll up the

When Christians in Mali hear about the plague of locusts in the book of Exodus, they know exactly what kind of havoc the insects can wrea

One of my greatest joys in summer is sailing on Lake Michigan.

Imagine a church community where broad and deep faith nurture are a vibrant part of everything it does . . .