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Spencer Okoroafor, a Nigerian Christian school principal, firmly believes that his school needs to be grounded in a biblical worldview

Underneath bridges and in empty lots or abandoned buildings, men and women have made homes in some of the toughest neighborhoods in Sa

To dream is to trust, but it is also to surrender.

Editor’s note: Attawapiskat is a First Nation community located in northern Ontario, Canada, at the mouth of the Attawapiska

Christ replaces our shame, anxiety, and hostility with confidence, faith, and hospitality.

I park my police car under a shade tree at Roberto Clemente Park and watch some elementary school-age boys from the neighborhood playi

What’s really on my heart? Questions, questions, and more questions. . . .

God Multiplies

Almost every Friday evening my wife and I share a takeout lake perch dinner tha

An old state hospital provided the setting for a contemplative service planned by Watershed Christian Reformed Church in Traverse City.

Weekly devotionals help one Michigan congregation prepare for Sunday sermons.

North Hills CRC in Troy, Mich., recently participated in sorting discarded food for area agencies.

Members of Hope Community CRC in Flagstaff mentor local school children.

Prolific author Eugene Peterson was a guest speaker at a recent meeting of Classis Yellowstone.

Denver Christian School wins boys’ basketball state championship, topping off an undefeated season.

Trinity Christian College offers graduate degrees in counseling psychology and special education.

Two or three times each year, Christian Reformed churches send representatives to classis, a regional grouping of churches.

Creation Stewardship Task Force asks Synod 2012 to declare that climate change is likely due to human activity.

Growing up, Palestinian Sami Al Jundi learned to hate occupying Israeli forces.

A new blog, “The Twelve,” carries the byline “Reformed.

Audrey Assad’s second record, Heart, is a work that f

A group of brightly attired women is busy preparing an afternoon meal in the village of Mborurokh Cissé.

Jose Armas grew up in a crime-infested neighborhood in one of Guatemala City’s most notorious zones.

The Hunger Games are upon us. I’ve been dreading this moment since I heard that the first of the book trilogy was being filmed. Not because I didn’t like the books; in fact, I like them quite a lot.