Eleven-year-old Darryn Pasqua from Rocky Face, Ga., loves sports, science, building forts, and exploring.

As I write, we have just celebrated Canada Day and Independence Day.

John Van Sloten looks like a regular guy: graying sandy hair, glasses, ready smile.

More than 150 church planters and other leaders from both the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in America gathered recen

One morning this spring, Canadians George and Toni Fernhout sat down for a long meeting with community-development officials in the villa

Richard Rodriguez was a guest this spring at Calvin Theological Seminary to discuss his autobiography Hunger of Memory.

Two Calvin College professors have earned Fulbright Awards to do international research in 2010-2011.

Have you ever built a house? Most people buy existing homes, but some get the opportunity to build one from the ground up.

Late at night you can often find Rev. John W.

“I am like Job,” says Pastor Vin.

As seminarians prepare for ministry, developing self-confidence and communication skills is important.

Rev. Hernandes Lopes has been installed as the new Portuguese ministry leader for Back to God Ministries International.

Nearly 20 years ago, Pastor Shawn Sikkema was leading a new Colorado church plant that was struggling to grow beyond 100 people.

Hugs and laughter, music and memories, profound gratitude and deep joy filled the room when more than 300 people gathered in late March t

Here’s a small sample of what was posted to The Network in the first two months.

The conversation has begun and connections are being made since the launch of The Network, a new website where Christian Reformed Church

Have you ever noticed that at certain times in our lives, or in the lives of those we love, the things we say take on special significanc

Calvin English professor William Vande Kopple vividly recalls one specific moment from his 20 years of teaching an interim class in Engli

Eight pastors and two of their spouses gathered recently in Grand Rapids, Mich., to learn more about the Christian Reformed Church as par

About 70 students from North America and elsewhere around the world will be taking seminary classes this summer as part of the “Glo

An anonymous donor recently gave $14,000 to Hillcrest Christian Reformed Church in Hudsonville, Mich., to help meet Hillcrest’s ann

In the late 1960s Morris Greidanus, now a retired CRC pastor, called on students at the University of Toronto to do something different a

Shigenori M., a 65-year-old tenant farmer, lives in rural Japan where the social pressures against Christians are great.