In Lake City, McBain, and Cadillac, churches are feeding minds and bodies.

Millions of Americans believe the hand of God will be seen before the final whistle in the Super Bowl.

The task force has been at work since Synod 2011.

Wristbands raised money and prayer for a local pastor and his wife seriously injured in a traffic collision.

The Holland, Mich., students took part in creating the New International Reader’s Version translation.

Throw-Away Sunday encourages members to leave their baggage in the old year.

Other former French colonies also saw violent marches.

Café Day offered coffee and study space during exams.

The mentoring program follows the division of Pacific Hanmi into two new classes.

Ontario high school production was well received.

Carla Stolte is recognized for leadership in her neighborhood.

Rockford young adult group spent the holiday rebuilding a home damaged by Katrina

If Synod 2015 adopts proposed changes, there would be diaconal representation at the annual leadership meeting of the church for the first time in its history.

Churches offer themselves as trusted go-betweens for the police and angry residents, particularly in black communities.

James K. A. Smith’s book was listed on CT’s 2015 Book Awards.

Runners and walkers pray their way around the church’s neighborhood.

Newton CRC gives away laundry detergent and bathroom tissue.

GEMS girls club at Good News Chapel purchases supplies for local shelter.

First CRC in Fulton once again has the pieces of a communion set dating back to 1886.

Hope CRC in Grandville displays 35 decorated Christmas trees next to the church.

The Village Church in Thorold, Ontario, celebrates Christmas with an outdoor carol sing.