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A little doubt is good for spiritual formation in the same way a little inflation is good for the economy.

Need some new music for the coming season? Our reviewers share their favorite Christmas albums.

The Christmas Tree Ship and its captain, Herman Schuenemann, faithfully brought Christmas trees from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Anne Zaki and her husband, Naji Umran, have begun an innovative approach to ministry in the culturally rich, politically dynamic count

If you wrestle occasionally with the messiness of living as a family, you might want to check out the new “Family Fire”

The evolution issue is a microcosm of why the denomination is hemorrhaging college-educated young adults.

Faith in Jesus can seem just as bizarre. Think about it.

Twice each year, members of Community CRC in Frankford get dirty hands changing oil in cars for people who can’t otherwise afford it.

Rev. Ben Van Arragon discovers that translating the familiar commandments into a child’s perspective is harder than it looks.

Bethel CRC in Sioux Center spends October collecting food for the local pantry.

Three British Columbia universities welcomed new chaplains this fall.

Rev. Ben Hulst brought together pastors to help churches become part of the solution to community problems.

Ontario church holds an organ donor registry blitz in support of a Coffee Break member—and as a reminder that it isn’t enough just to sign a donor card.

Carla Mensonides, a member of Modesto (Calif.) Christian Reformed Church, was recently recogn

Qumsiyeh, a Palestinian Christian, gives detailed histories of Palestinians, including Christians, and their perspective on their stru

In Sara Groves’ 10th studio album, Invisible Empires, w

Roy Berkenbosch is director of the Micah Centre and Interdisciplinary Studies at The King’s University College in Edmonton, Albe

Pastor Mike Wagen

Calvin College biology and geography students completed a tree inventory this fall and launched a

A master thief planned an attack on the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Ever feel like you need a “wailing wall”?

A spiral is an elegant form, whether it turns up in a staircase, a seashell, or in your own DNA.

I once met William Willimon on the streets of Cambridge and eagerly told him that I listened to his podcast when I exercised on the tr