Now is a great time to express interest.

Summer is here, and school is out—but that’s no reason to stop learning.

As Christ-followers, we believe the pursuit of justice is a key aspect of our faith walk.

Scott taught me something about the governance of the church—or rather, God taught me something through Scott.

Women in Uganda, especially those in rural villages, don’t typically have the same opportunities as men for education and careers.

As Pavlo arrived for class on the LCC International University campus in Lithuania, his ears rang with the news being passed between students and staff: Ukraine was under attack

After years of witnessing the celebration, Haudenosaunee people began to adopt the celebration of their Dutch neighbors.

More than 30 years ago, Jessie stood in her wedding dress, exchanging vows with her beloved Martin at an evangelical church.

It takes intentionality and a willingness to examine the barriers to access that exist in our systems, our architecture, our communication, and our attitudes.

Some of my most difficult childhood moments came in middle school when I had to spend several months far from home in a pediatric hospital in Chicago.

Here are a few highlights from the Christian Reformed Church's 2024 survey.

Calvin University is introducing the Master of Science in Nursing program, which consists of two tracks: certified nurse educator and certified nurse leader.

As delegates deliberate, discuss, and make decisions on matters related to the future of the CRCNA, they will be surrounded by and supported with prayer.

The Association of Theological Schools officially approved a partnership between Calvin Theological Seminary and Missional Training Center.

ReFrame Ministries and Resonate Global Mission staff share the gospel every day in their work. Here’s what they’ve learned.

I benefited from several mentors who helped me develop confidence in what God was doing in me.

The question led all of us into a moment of silence and deep reflection.

The United Nations estimates that children with disabilities are 24 percent more likely to experience physical abuse and neglect than those without.

Every week, you’ll find Susan Van Geest’s art class students from Avail Academy in Edina, Minn., outside taking pictures.

Through the eyes of immigrants and people of diverse ethnic backgrounds, God gives us a mirror and a lens to see ourselves as we truly are.

Participants share about a 10-month collaborative exploration of what it truly means to be a healthy multicultural church.

God is weaving together the stories of a former missionary family, a pastor from Haiti, and local Christian Reformed churches into a tapestry that can welcome and empower new Haitian communities in North America.