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For 10 students from Campus Chapel, the Christian Reformed campus ministry at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, spring break was a

While watching the 9 o’clock news last December, something he says he rarely does, Rev.

Overwhelmed by God’s providence—that’s how Carissa Elenbaas feels in the wake of the Chile earthquake, which she and tw

I feel like this is a calling.

November 5, 1917 – February 19, 2010

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Saugatuck (Mich.) Christian Reformed Church transformed itself into an art gallery recently, hosting an art show with a creation theme fo

Convicted by the searing images of devastation caused by the recent earthquake in Haiti, high school senior Karl Bratt, a member of Racin

Synod 2006 said that baptized children are part of God’s family and should be invited to partake in the Lord’s Supper with th

Large tracts of land that Navajo and Zuni Christian Reformed churches had hoped would supply much-needed income are now being sold after

The Canadian Parliament recently strongly defeated a bill that would have legalized euthanasia and assisted suicide.

In April, 100 women gathered in Vancouver, British Columbia, for a pastors’ spouse conference aimed at female spouses.

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The Board of Trustees of the Christian Reformed Church is proposing an increase of 3 percent in ministry share for the 2010-11 fiscal yea

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The pastor in Phil the barber’s village had a fiery sermon on witnessing: “We all have to be soul-winners!”

If you’ve ever recited the Athanasian Creed in a worship service, please send me an email to tell me about it!

Conventional wisdom suggests that “silence is golden”—a saying that no doubt originated with

Identity theft is something that most of us associate with credit cards and the Internet.

Faith can sometimes seem like the dirty little secret behind Christianity.

Did you know that bats live near you?

If you work with young people in the church, it’s almost guaranteed that someone will ask you for help or advice in reaching their

Electrons

Q My church has too many meetings! Can technology help?

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Just a reaction to Rev. Bob De Moor’s comments about “Language Matters” in the May editorial.