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For World Environment Day, Christians in Nigeria planted 1,000 tree seedlings in the rural community of Saya, in Plateau State, Nigeri

Lorilee Craker is a prolific nonfiction author and freelance journalist.

Heather Williams offers a rich, contemporary sound on her full-length debut album, This

While searching Word War II newspaper archives, journalism professor Mitchell Zuckoff found an amazing story that few today had ever h

In an age of instant results and quick fixes, the slow, deliberate labor that a practice of devotion requires is increasingly difficul

I honestly think that this past year in youth ministry has been the best ever. My wife, Aileen, laughed when she heard me say that.

I enjoy experiencing radically different things. I move regularly. I have friends everywhere. I am not afraid to be a stranger.

A police officer stops an elderly man around 2 a.m. and asks where he’s going at such an hour.

Rev. Robert Heerspink, director of BTGMI, passed away Saturday after a short fight with pancreatic cancer.

Rev. Denise Posie is continuing traditions of the Northside Ministerial Alliance while breaking new ground.

An old family friendship led to a congregation enfolding the budding star from Madagascar.

Pastors from the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in America have teamed up to prepare church members for leadership roles.

Solar panels across the roof of the entire academic building will generate income for the college for the next 20 years.

God uses the game in a mighty way in Berwyn.

Hundreds of people flocked to Beckwith Hills CRC in Grand Rapids for the event.

Creekside CRC’s FEED program fills a gap both physical and spiritual.

How would you reach 3.5 billion people with the story of God’s love?

“The Lord gave the Word,” the basses and tenors boomed in unison.

Sherwood Baptist Church, in Albany, Ga., has taken a bold step. They’ve decided to make movies as part of their ministry.

Warrior is being pitched to the faith market for two clichéd reas

When Wendy McClure rediscovers her beloved childhood “Little House” books by Laura Ingalls Wilder as an adult, she’s

Twelve-year-old Griffin Sharpe prides himself on his gift for observation.

When considering science and biblical interpretation, perhaps it’s better to think of an artist’s brush, rather than a camera.