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Fewer than 300 teens participated in two Youth Unlimited Summits this summer, but the important things that happen at Summit really have

Kaycee Knochenmus from Sioux Falls, S.D.

First Christian Reformed Church of Grand Haven, Mich., celebrates a century and a half of ministry this year.

The Institute for Christian Studies (ICS) has announced that Rev.

When their service trip to Haiti was canceled six hours before departure, (see story above) the seven-member team from Denver’s Fir

Six hours before they left for Haiti to help build a ministry center, a service group from First Christian Reformed Church in Denver got

Rev. Scott E.

In a stunning display of courage and faith, Elizabeth Woudsma visited with the Sea to Sea cyclists as they came through Kingston, Ontario

Bikers participating in the Sea-to-Sea bike tour across Canada held an impromptu hymn sing at the clapboard church that was home to the f

With sunshine blazing over the water, 135 cyclists dipped their front tires into the Atlantic Ocean at the Halifax (Nova Sco

Calls Extended

From Goshen (N.Y.) Christian Reformed Church to Rev. Glenn Gerdes of Racine, Wis.

Choosing Schools

Regarding the two articles about why parents chose Christian or public schools for their children

As thousands of displaced survivors of Hurricane Katrina flowed into Houston, Texas, New Life Christian Reformed Church swung into action

My father was a missionary educator whose work influenced government as well as mission schools in what is now Zimbabwe.

When I got home last night my wife demanded that we go out to some place really expensive.

Sigh. A call from a Cadet counselor bugs me.

When it comes to racial and ethnic diversity in the Christian Reformed Church, these are the best of times—and the worst of times.

1924 – 2005

1917 - 2005

Award shows frustrate me.

Imagine a major national television network that features a prime-time gospel presentation every week. Unbelievable? Nope.

I recently traveled with CRWRC worker Ary Vreeken from Niamey, Niger, to a village called Bangiri about two hours away.

Why don’t you do a story about a boy who is blind?”