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Peace CRC in South Holland holds services of lament.

Rev. Rick Admiraal’s first pastoral charge will find him behind bars in Iowa.

Few directors accomplish greatness in addressing the afterlife, and none to the extent of Clint Eastwood in

Great for your next church or youth retreat, this website offers 2,000 activities including group games, fun skits, silly camp songs,

Caring Lessons: A Nursing Professor’s Journey of Faith and Self

by Lois Roelofs

Bea is excited about going with her family on the Blue Moon Once-in-a-Lifetime Adventure Holiday.

Five generations of Butlers carve fields out of southernmost Ontario forests, plant orchards, and finally sell parcels for urban devel

At a time when immigration is a hot topic, Roberts celebrates the strength, character, and contributions of newcomers.

Many books about Handel’s Messiah focus narrowly on its music.

From VeggieTales creator Phil Visscher comes this 13-disc set of humans, cartoons, and puppe

The Innocence Mission explores grief, longing, and hope in their new album, “

Gross.

As a companion piece to his books Gender Matters and Boys Adrift, in

At a young age, Peter Hitchens, brother of prominent atheist Christopher Hitchens, burned his Bible and repudiated Christianity, later

Two Calvin College senior engineering students are among 30 undergraduate students nationwide to earn prestigious research fellowships

CRC Board of Trustees says future hires must align with goal of 25 percent racial diversity in senior leadership.

Beth Swagman resigns as director of the CRC’s Safe Church Ministry; committee cites budget constraints as reason.

Kari and Chad Bonnema gave birth to their own adopted twins through embryo adoption.

Rev. Duane Kelderman is leaving his post as vice president at Calvin Theological Seminary this summer.

A classis in the U.S. is offering subsidies to attract theologically conservative seminarians to intern in their region.

Discovery CRC has adopted a block near their church. They’ll donate food, host events, and pray for the community.

Software developer Aaron Eisses used $10 and his design talents to create an Apple app that will benefit his church.

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