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Rev. Joel De Boer said being sensitive to people is required whether he is pastoring or putting out a fire.

Clean water is a critical need in Haiti—and Stuart Dykstra is committed to helping the Haitian people find it.

Redeemer University College student Ryan Talsma was recently named Male Athlete of the Year for the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association

When the Christian Reformed Church’s Board of Trustees made changes to the denomination’s administrative structure early last

When heavy snow closed a major Ontario highway in January, motorists were diverted into Strathroy, Ontario, where local inns quickly fill

Long before “green” was in, Rev. Brad Close had a passion for being a good steward of God’s earth.

Soldiers in Kabul, Afghanistan, are warmer because of the generosity of the Crown Point (Ind.) Christian Reformed Church.  

Rev. Joel De Boer said being sensitive to people is required whether he is pastoring or putting out a fire.

On Saturday mornings in downtown Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, you’ll find a small group of girls and women gathered for bre

Hubert Krygsman was recently appointed president of Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario.

"What God has led us through is an extremely precious gift. It was a beautiful thing,” said Adie Johnson.

At its February meeting, the Christian Reformed Church’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to sign a declaration on creation stew

Brothers Jared, Jordan, Eric, and Marc Staal, all members of First Christian Reformed Church in Thunder Bay, Ontario, recently donated an

Olympic fever captured the hearts of many Christian Reformed Canadians in February as the 2010 Winter Games came to Vancouver, British Co

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KAIROS, an ecumenical social justice organization that includes the Christian Reformed Church, was accused of being anti-Israel or anti-S

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The annual spaghetti supper hosted by the GEMS girls club of Grace Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Mich., had a different outc

Susanna Heystek, 11, knew she had to do something when she watched news of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

On a snowy evening in early February, 300 people basked in the warmth of the music of Supremacy 4, a group of four vocalists and a pianis

Crazy Horse, a popular eatery in Holland, Mich., is usually closed Sundays, but on Feb.

There was strength in united culinary efforts as chef Jeff Van Geest and fellow chefs and musicians pulled off a gala dinner in downtown