May 2017
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Features
News
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The Board of Trustees of Back to God Ministries International (BGTMI) decided at a recent meeting to sell its facilities
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People have responded with either “throw the bums out” or “have a heart.”
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Living paycheck to paycheck. Not having enough money to make payments on student loan debt.
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In 1968, when counselor Nellie Harbers (now Jonkman) began working with a group of girls
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Two or three times each year, Christian Reformed churches send representatives to their classis,
In Memoriam: Dr. Manuel (Manny) Ortiz
1938-2017READ MOREA respected pastor, urban missionary, professor, author, and world-renowned speaker and consultant,
In Memoriam: Rev. Gerard (Jerry) Bouma
1922-2017READ MOREA compassionate man with a desire to serve others, Gerard Bouma initially planned to be a physician.
In Memoriam: Rev. John Zantingh
1933-2017READ MOREFrom a very young age, John Zantingh wanted to be a minister.
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As Cameron Gelderman looks forward to graduation, he will be leaving King's University of Edmonton with a degree in business
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It was a historic season in men's basketball for the Redeemer Royals.
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The long white walls in the gallery bear images of loss, despair, and pain, but also of hope.
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The Ann Arbor (Mich.) Campus Chapel had been talking about installing solar panels since the early 2000s;
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A unique collaboration
Columns
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By narrating the story of 19-year-old Doaa Al Zamel, Melissa Fleming,
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Praise the Lord from the earth, you great sea creatures and all ocean depths,
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John Arndt and David Gungor, known together as The Brilliance, have crafted another thoughtful, carefully constructed song cycle with their latest release,
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Are children’s bulletins worth making?
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In the early 1960s, all of America looked to NASA as they raced against the Soviet Union to put people into space.
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How is a church like a chemo infusion center in a cancer hospital?
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Alice laughed. ‘‘There’s no use trying,” she said: “one can’t believe impossible things.”
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Peter Harris and Rod Wilson are friends.
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In August 2015, Sura and her five children, along with their cat Kunkush, fled Iraq
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I’ve tried to get my fellow church members to get excited about evangelizing
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I often advise university students to apply Philippians 4:8:
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Isn't it amazing that God made every creature on earth?
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In seventh grade, John* told me he liked me.
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If current trends hold, church attendance may continue to decline.
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How can my church approach worship planning
Our Shared Ministry
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God is still revealing ways he was at work through their time spent sharing the gospel.
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Although Jan and Darlene Van Ee are now retired from their official ministry in Mexico, God is still revealing ways he was at work
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Annie Yassie was 13 years old when she disappeared
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“You saved my life,” Rachael said. “Not only once, but twice,” she continued
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Bart Plugboer was flying home to British Columbia from a Diaconal Ministries Canada (DMC) meeting when he realized
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Two, four, six, eight—who do we appreciate?
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“You may have to drag me away from this podium because I’m very excited about what I’ve been learning from my research.”
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Andrew Haggerty, associate director of Calvin College’s Service-Learning Center,
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Last year, a group of immigrant Chinese Christian Reformed Church pastors and their spouses visited CRC members in Lynden, Wash.