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Caleb John Spyksma is our first grandchild. For years we have been praying for him, that he will love Jesus and grow up to serve him.

Among other things, she had to get used to the traffic: “Taxis everywhere, constantly honking.

Nick, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be a summer intern in Austinville, Iowa, set apart to fulfill a contract promised beforehand t

Phonh Sinbondit and his family were living in Laos when communists took over the country in the late 1970s.

At about 2:00 a.m. on the day I was to return to work after my summer vacation, I was awakened by the ringing of the phone.

One year into the “Embrace AIDS” campaign, there is much to celebrate, reports the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee

Rick and Becky Luth and their four boys recently moved to Tanzania, East Africa, as partner missionaries with Christian Reformed World Mi

Russia’s beautiful cathedrals and magnificent art evidence a culture that once valued Christianity.

It’s almost here: that wonderful time of year when we celebrate the arrival of the Christ child, the baby Jesus.

A judge has dismissed a Nebraska legislator’s lawsuit against God, saying the Almighty could not be served notice of the litigation

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Episcopalians in Connecticut and two Anglican dioceses in Canada are pushing for more latitude in blessing same-sex couples, despite wide

More than 50 volunteers from River of Life Christian Reformed Church, Athens, Maine, helped rebuild and repaint a corral and barn at the

Mike Kramer is “tied” to his church.

When the young adults of Victoria Christian Reformed Church, British Columbia, sought an earth-care project, they didn’t have to lo

An Ontario man has filed a $1 million civil lawsuit against his church and its pastor.

This past summer three young people from Victoria, British Columbia, did their own “sea to sea” tour in Africa . . .

It was a day Ken and Ingrid Dieleman won’t soon forget.

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Members of the Christian Reformed Church have been participating in short-term mission trips for almost as long as the denomination has s

Hundreds of people of several ethnicities gathered at CrossPoint CRC, Chino, Calif., on Oct.

In early October, 35 pastors and spouses from Korean Christian Reformed churches in California traveled the ancient world of the Bible.

“Celebrating 100 Years of Hope” was the theme Hope Christian Reformed Church in Stony Plain, Alberta, chose as it celebrated