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In southern Sudan, thousands of people are returning home after spending more than 20 years in refugee camps.

When disasters strike, CRWRC must make a decision about how best to respond.

In Aceh, on the northern tip of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, there is a village called Teungoh Blang Mee.

A Florida church began creating its own discipleship videos to reach members who are too busy—or otherwise unable—to attend B

While coordinating a service trip for her son and others with special needs back in 2005, Donna Bunce, a member of Haven Christian Reform

When the secretary of Grace Christian Reformed Church of Cobourg, Ontario, arrived at church on Friday, November 13, she was in for a sur

After an arsonist destroyed Seattle’s popular Green Bean coffeehouse on October 23, it reopened in a new temporary location at the

Inmates at a correctional facility near Portland, Ore., helped make restitution when they contributed to opening a men’s homeless s

New Era (Mich.) Christian Reformed Church celebrated its 125th anniversary in late summer of 2009.

Elise Van Pelt, 8, earned $50 doing chores and wanted to put it to God’s use. Could she buy Bibles for the homeless?

For the second year in a row, Trinity Christian Reformed Church of Rock Valley, Iowa, bought and packaged meals for the Feed My Starving

Three dozen adults from Christian Reformed churches across North America traveled to the West Bank in Palestine this past summer to encou

1918-2009

Coffee, music, and talent combined for an evening of casual outreach and worship at the Kentville (Nova Scotia) Christian Reformed Church

Farmers from Christian Reformed churches in Thunder Bay, Ontario, banded together with other local farmers to grow a field of barley that

Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa, has received an estate gift worth nearly $4 million.

After time to monitor the situation, the Christian Reformed Church’s crisis management team has downgraded the risk warnings for bo

Children of prison inmates are learning about God through new cartoon-style correspondence Bible lessons from Crossroad Bible Institute (

June 22, 1918 – May 17, 2009

First Lt.

Things are tough all over. That old adage is certainly true today as most people feel the effects of a depressed economy.

As legislation to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide makes its way through the Canadian Parliament, the Christian Reformed Church&r

I was watching my 5-year-old boy kneeling by his bed. He was saying his bedtime prayer.