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Do we need to adjust our theology to changing scientific findings?

Bell choirs from nine churches participate in Bells of Blessing to raise money for the Salvation Army.

When many families arrived in Canada after fleeing Viet Nam, it made news. Now one of those refugees is in the news again—as a broadcaster.

Covenant CRC in Cutlerville has distributed more than 13,000 pieces of furniture and household items in the past 10 years.

Using simple blankets spread on the floor, churches and other groups learn about relationships with Native Canadians.

On the fifth Sunday of the month, members of Emmaus Road CRC in Seattle leave the church to serve the community.

As Canada’s mission in Afghanistan winds down, the Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue is dropping peacebuilding in that country as a major priority.

Singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn has been called a contemporary psalmist because he helps liste

There is no moral to the Muppets, which is what I love about them.

Dan Hubka is the music buyer for Family Christian Stores.

I have been amazed at the sensitivity of these talks with God, and have been blessed and enriched by them.

Sidnéa, who lives in Campos dos Goytacazes, Brazil, received a surprise Christmas “card” from a colleague at work.

Calvin history professor Daniel Bays recently released A New History of Christianity in China

Full of loss, wonder, and mystery, Hugo is a visual feast—a feast to be lingered over ra

Enter into the fictional Dutch immigrant community of Poplar Grove.

Thirteen-year-old Isla and her father share a passion for swans that winter on a lake nearby.

A group of young men joked and laughed as they rolled balls down the lane at a crowded bowling alley in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Seven years into his ministry, “Pastor James” realized he no longer felt the fire and passion for ministry that he once ha

First CRC of Artesia (Calif.) helps ensure children find a gift under the tree at Christmas.

Kaitlyn Vredevoogd memorized 700 Bible verses as part of competition.

The largest Christian Reformed congregation in Arizona owns no building, has no full-time staff, meets only five months each year, and is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Art show features paintings by Cree artist Ovide Bighetty.

Ten years after the first LDNs in British Columbia, men and women from all walks have benefited from training.