B, a retired Fulani man living in West Africa, has a generator repair business.

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Radio is still one of the most effective avenues of mass communication to people in Haiti as they recover from the devastating earthqu

Calvin Theological Seminary (CTS) has created a new partnership with Kuyper College through an agreement that shortens the required ti

People were always telling Daniel Camacho as he was growing up that he had a call to ministry.

Heavy rain drenches the streets outside as about 25 people arrive on a Sunday afternoon for worship as part of the newly formed Square

God knows that nothing captures our imaginations like a compelling story told well.

It was the first day in my new office—and there it was. Left anonymously by a friend.

Johnathan Bascom, a Calvin College geology, geography and environmental studies professor, and Co

Leaders from the Christian Reformed Church and the Refor

Troy Bierma and Arbin Pokharel became good friends while they were at Kuyper College and Calvin Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids,

Candidates for the ministry in the Christian Reformed Church were presented to Synod 2011 delegates and as well as to visitors and fam

The wind was perfect, the sun was shining, and the people in West Sumatra, Indonesia, were eager to start their kite competition.

When the March 11 earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, Mr. Minoru Y.

One summer in the mid-1980s, while I was a student at Calvin College, I enrolled in summer classes.

Connections run deep between Calvin Theological Seminary and Japan.

Every Saturday night hip-hop music rumbles rhythmically from the building of Imagine Fell

As a member of the Sumbanese people on the West Sumba island of Indonesia, Mr.

Last summer The Banner reported on the CRC Office of Social Justice’s

Calvin College sophomore Becky Kim organized a concert this spring to raise money for a replaceme

Eight years ago, worship began in a most unlikely location: in front of the Guadalajara, Mexico, central market, a bustling place with

Interest in Christian education has increased in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, alongside rising interest in Christianity.

“Small-group ministry is a brand-new concept to many Japanese churches,” says Jeong Gho, who works for