Christian Reformed Church pastors who have started new churches across North America and worldwide are applauding the formation of the

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Because Synod 2012 has been requested to adopt the Belhar Confession as a fourth confession for the Christian Reformed Church, CRC off

Habib, a 40-year-old teacher (name changed to protect his identity), heard about Jesus Christ for the first time on Back to God Minist

Leanne Talen Geisterfer and a few others climbed carefully down the slippery side of a hill in Nueva Suyapa, Honduras, using old tires

During the month of January, students living in Calvin College residence halls participated in “Kill-a-Watt,” a creation-c

Gilbert Espinoza started listening to Rev.

Jolly Tanko and Elisabeth Bako first served as missionaries with the Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria (CRCN) in Nigeria’s Ni

In January I had the opportunity to go to Camp Geneva on the shores of Lake Michigan for a “Pastoral Identity Retreat” wit

Nestled in the northernmost region of India lies a remote village where there are no churches and the majority of the people practice

It’s tax time.

Coffee Break, the popular outreach-oriented small group Bible study for women, is going global.

When the new University of Ottawa (Ont.) campus ministry begins this summer, it won’t only serve Christian students on campus.

One of the most striking aspects of Home Missions’ ministry is the intercultural way it works to bring the whole gospel to peopl

Spirit and Truth Fellowship, a church in a primarily Hispanic and African-American low-income community of Philadelphia, Penn., recent

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Staff working with Christian Reformed World Missions and Back to God Ministries International in Japan are safe in the wake of a major

The Board of Trustees for Calvin Theological Seminary has agreed to a proposal to launch, likely this fall, "The Institute for Gl

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

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Every week, an average of 2,500 people walk through the doors of the Back to God Ministries center in Kinshasa, Congo, in response to

My local church is on a journey though the book of Proverbs—a chapter a day for 31 days.

Every evening for 28 nights, Special Operations soldiers and others squeezed into the office of CRC army chaplain Capt.