Rev. Brian Tebben views Mormonism as a culture more than anything.

Two or three times each year, Christian Reformed churches send representatives to classis, a meeting of their regional group of church

Fleetwood CRC in Surrey recently dedicated two large murals.

Leaders from congregations in the Grand Rapids, Mich., area met to discuss best practices for including children in communion celebrations.

Rev. Brad and Stephanie Vos in Vancouver, Wash., understand that infertility is a complex subject that doesn’t get talked about.

Sunnyslope CRC’s free carnival provides a safe, lively environment for neighbors.

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A group of businesswomen from ClearView CRC in Oakville have teamed up to make a difference in their community.

The Gettys engaged an audience of more than 500 in an evening of worship at Faith CRC in Elmhurst.

Trunk or Treat is Immanuel CRC’s way of participating in the Ripon community when so many are out for Halloween.

The CRC in Canada is a member of the Evangelical Fellowship and supports the fight to protect religious speech.

The cleanup fits with the campus ministry’s mission and theology.

The complexity of immigration issues hits home for Church of the Cross CRC in Delhi.

Jim Halstead and Bishop Reginald Blackmon have become friends and partners to serve their Fort Wayne community.

Covenant Life CRC in Grand Haven hosted the event to help people plan for the end of their lives.

Jan Peter Balkenende was awarded the 2011 Bavinck Prize for outstanding Reformed contribution to the church, academy, or public life.

“Parabolas para Hoy” reaches 5,000 listeners every week in Sioux County and beyond.

Youth pastors and other leaders in Classis Toronto seek better ways to minister alongside young people.

A new church plant in Jenison, Mich., positions itself to be part of the local business community.

Classis Grand Rapids South celebrated ministries and church partnerships instead of holding a regular classis meeting.

Rev. Jul Medenblik officially became the seventh president of the CRC’s seminary Oct. 15.

Farmers in southern Ontario did not break a harvesting speed record, as they’d hoped, but they did raise $1 million.

Northside Community CRC lost almost everything to flooding after Hurricane Irene hit the East Coast.