A mosaic brings beauty and joy to an inner city neighborhood in Philadelphia.
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Michigan family makes space at the table for one more.
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Helping recently released inmates reenter society lowers recidivism.
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Filipino immigrants find support and also send support back home.
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Award-winning food gives Columbia church a high profile.
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Lynden church ministry supports adoptive and foster families.
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Rabbit Hole is challenging, not only because of the subject—Osca
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The Network seems to have accomplished one of the most important things that it set out do: connect people and churches to enhance min
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Canadians asked to advocate for transitional funding
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A struggling church picked up stakes and moved, seeking growth
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Community-wide Bible reading program has ministers collaborating on texts and sermon ideas
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Librarian in Whitby recognized for promoting the church library
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Outreach at a local market leads to winter carnival event
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Language and life skills help new arrivals succeed
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A Washington church fights poverty and violence by sprucing up its surrounding neighborhood.
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Chatham church runs programs for all ages on Friday nights.
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Kingston ministry makes a mess for ministry.
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Oregon church members get “down and dirty” to help the neighbors.
In Memoriam: Rev. Hilbert Vander Plaat
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Not sure you really want to see a western? Maybe you wonder what the quirky Coen brothers would make of the genre?
The Land Between by by Jeff Manion
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In his jeans and red Reeboks, Jon Troast is relaxed on stage.
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Ecumenism both blesses and weakens us. Our structures limp along. And we wrestle with proclaiming relevant Reformed insights. . .