Christian Reformed ministry brings God’s love to Skid Row.

Three Minneapolis-area CRCs are helping families in need.

Rochester CRC organist is awarded $10,000 at the Taylor Organ Competition.

Karate lessons help kids and adults gain strength and develop confidence.

For the fourth year in a row, the pews of Covenant Life CRC were empty one Sunday morning as members served the community.

People from several churches attended a seminar to learn how to reach their Muslim neighbors.

John Suk, former editor of The Banner, resigns from the Christian Reformed Church, citing doctrinal differences.

Putting on the armor of God is the theme for the annual Where U At? Conference.

Over 70 people gather to attend the annual Safe Church conference in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Living Water Community CRC turned its Sunday service into an opportunity for community service on April 29.

After 30 years, Disability Concerns is still helping change attitudes about what it means to be inclusive.

Vero Visser’s summer internship will take her to the London 2012 Olympics.

Nearly 400 volunteers flooded the streets of Ripon, Calif., as part of the “Love Ripon” campaign.

In an area better known for its tulips, Borculo CRC reaches out through its annual Dandelion Festival.

Christian Reformed Church members joined 1,000 others to hear stories about Canada’s residential schools.

Back to God Ministries International has nominated Kurt Selles to become its director.

Associated Church Press awards top honors to The Banner and Reformed Worship for 2011.

One of the oldest churches in the CRC celebrated its 150th anniversary in April.

Girls and their moms learn about relationships and self-esteem at Maranatha CRC.

Orland Park ministry supports people who are visually impaired.

A CRC-supported campus ministry at Michigan State University is sponsoring a lecture series about the intersection of faith and science.

Inwood (Iowa) CRC celebrated its 100th birthday on April 21.

The Board of Trustees of the CRC met on May 3-4 in Grand Rapids, Mich.