What can $4,000 do? In North America it can buy a 1999 Ford Escort with 100,000 miles on it.

Hundreds of people gathered in Foria, Sierra Leone, in February to celebrate the newest addition to the family of Christian Reformed chur

This story is about one woman’s physical and spiritual healing. But it is also much bigger.

When Rev.

When 150 students, faculty, and staff members from Calvin Theological Seminary gathered in December for a panel discussion on issues of g

“[Our] editors kept hearing the same thing,” says Bob De Moor, former theological editor at Faith Alive Christian Resources.

A life of faith is not only knowing about God, it is knowing God.

As a young boy, Calvin College philosophy professor Lee Hardy learned valuable lessons when he worked for his dad at the family-owned dru

In last month’s Church@Work I addressed the need for developing leaders for service in the church.

Bertha “Bert” Verkaik remembers driving with her father 60 years ago and listening to “The Back to God Hour” on t

Why is it that we go “back and forth” and not “forth and back?” Why do we tell someone to “go ahead, back u

When violence erupted in Sierra Leone in the early 1990s, missionaries Paul and Mary Kortenhoven didn’t take it very seriously at f

Vince Apostol (far right), the pioneer and “father” of the Christian Reformed Church’s ministries in the Philippines, w

Small-church Sunday schools face special challenges: low numbers mean any absence is felt; the wide range of kids means few are at the sa

The Christian Reformed Church and its institutions have produced many leaders in business, education, medicine, the arts, and other secto

Can a parachute be used liturgically?

We’re here because the Lord put us here, and we love it.”

If not for a small devotional booklet called TODAY, Ella Sue Watkins might never have been born.

LEAD, FOLLOW, OR GET OUT OF THE WAY.

Through partnerships with the congregations, classes, and members of the Christian Reformed Church, Home Missions is helping to create vi

Thirty years ago, 13-year-old Hirotsugu Mochida was struggling. His family was having hard times, and he needed hope.

“I saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride beautifully dressed for her husban

Two Ugandan development workers taught at Calvin College in January in what is believed to be the college’s first-ever interim clas