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Tired of the same old vacation spots? Here are one hundred great reasons to strike out in a new direction.

This debut recording begins with anthems that explore the darkness of the night and the soul, the coldness of pain and loneliness.

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Hoi christianoi—that’s what they were called. Somebody just dreamed up the name.

Eight churches in Hamilton, Mich., held a combined worship service after their pastors preached the same six-week sermon series.

Storyteller James Schaap presents his last reading before retiring from Dordt College.

Madison Square church group travels to Ghana and Liberia.

Elderly people at Bethel CRC in DeMotte appreciate not having to walk on a slippery parking lot.

Scrap metal from West Michigan is helping rebuild a ministry building used by the CRC in Haiti.

Although its own membership is dwindling, Montello Park CRC is hosting a bilingual church plant.

The Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue will focus on justice for refugees and indigenous Canadians.

If you had to choose between your spouse and your child, how would you do it?

Lush animation and a wonderful story make this Japanese film adaptation of Mary Norton’s story The Borrowers great fun.

The David Crowder Band says goodbye after about 16 years in the Christian music world with its final work—

In this latest book by Brian Selznick (The Invention of Hugo Cabret), Ben and Rose, born 50 years apart, each set out on a qu

CRHM is crafting a mission that responds to the hard questions about identity and ministry.

The moral and ethical dimensions of an agricultural policy.

The story of humanity begins in a garden, ends in a park-like city, and is focused in between on a cemetery.

Our congregation is hosting a workshop on financial stewardship.

Was it because of us or because of God that Jesus had to die?

God gives every person on earth 24 hours to use each day. How will you use yours?