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In this fictional picture book based on the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, Junior is trapped beneath rubble.

Movies love to celebrate forgiveness—that's why so many end in the glow of reconciliation. Get Low is different.

Gudenkauf's first novel narrates child abduction in cold, chiseled strokes.

Yarhouse is weakest when trying to summarize a definitive "Scriptural" position on homosexuality, quickly drawing conclusion

The largest church in the United States is Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas. It holds 43,500 people.

The human heart, like clay, is soft and pliable; throughout our lives it is conformed and shaped. The question is, into what?

When Nanette Hoogsteen, a member of Meadowvale CRC in Mississauga, Ontario, saw a flyer inviting people to be part of a new kind of mi

The members of a Seattle-area church plant called Word of Truth International Ministries are not content to simply enjoy Sunday worshi

Historically the Christian Reformed Church's ministry among Native Americans has primarily been with the Zuni and Navajo tribes li

Water is essential for life. But millions of people in the world do not have access to safe drinking water.

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Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Mich., currently hosts semester programs in Britain, China, France, Ghana, Honduras, Hungary, the Neth

Do you "tweet" on Twitter or have Facebook friends? Are you blogging and posting?

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Social media is a method of communication that uses the Internet to create interactive dialogues.

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn. Some people think social media networks are passing fads.

We care about the poor.

My wife and I live and minister among many Hispanic immigrants, both documented and undocumented.

Christian Living

Q. Every morning I wake up afraid. My body is getting weaker, and my resources are shrinking.

An Ontario GEMS girls club hosted the Member of Parliament for their region to talk about justice.

Flashing a big smile while atop a blond pony at H.U.G.S.

The sanctuary of Fleetwood Christian Reformed Church of Surrey, British Columbia, was quiet with expectation—and not just becaus

It was 100 years ago when Classis Alberta North (a regional group of churches) started out as just one lone congregation of a few fami