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Single working mothers found a friend in Bridgeway Community Christian Reformed Church, Haledon, N.J., this past year.

A victory ride around their community in a fire truck—flashing lights and all—helped Manhattan (Mont.) Christian School stude

The Banner and Reformed Worship garnered several awards recently from the Associated Church Press (ACP) and the Evangelical Press Associa

A 66-foot-long submarine sandwich in honor of 31 junior and senior high school graduates stretched along two walls at Immanuel Christian

The Roseland Christian School community in Chicago is grieving the death of former student Blair Holt, 16, as are members of Pullman Chri

Terrific, Tremendous Trees

Trees are a big deal in the Bible, and I can prove it. Ask a parent for permission to go online.

Sometimes I preach in Christian Reformed churches where nothing in the worship hour reminds me that I’m in a Christian Reformed chu

I just sat—and I do mean sat (and sat, and sat)—through my 15th synod (the annual weeklong leadership meeting of the Christia

We are better off together than we are apart. We are better off staying in dialogue than we are going our separate ways.

I am an ice cream fan. If you open the freezer in my kitchen, you will surely see a bucket of ice cream, if nothing else.

Scholars tell us that manyChristians no longer identify closely with denominations.

Picture a small discussion group. One day the group gets talking about prayer. “What do you struggle with in your prayer life?

Thirty seminary graduates have been declared candidates for ministry in the Christian Reformed Church this year.

The original document titled “A Modest Proposal” came from the pen of Jonathan Swift in 1729.

Summer is here. Graduations are done. Kids are home. Vacations and travel lie ahead.

In February, Church@Work reported on the completion of a new translation of the New Testament in Mali (“New Translation is born in

Words are important.

Does the location of your church matter?

Jennifer Moore isn’t exactly sure what she’s going to do with her degree in health education from North Carolina Central Univ

During her second year at the University of Western Ontario, student Rachael Bosma became actively involved in the school’s campus

Renata Maria da Silva Moura’s life was peaceful and organized until a diagnosis of cancer changed everything.

“This is only your first 150 years,” said Rev. Kobus J. J.