Ontario women follow biblical pattern of using stones to commemorate significant events.

“Church House” in Visalia, California provides comfort and shelter for women and children.

Artists from St. Catharines engaged with the community through their work.

Senior girls volleyball team of Toronto District Christian High took home gold.

Same name, different denominations: the Classes Rocky Mountain hold a joint session in Denver.

Chaos has displaced more than a million Nigerians, the vast majority of whom are women and children.

Two refugee families have been enfolded in Chatham, Ontario.

Owen Kurvits brings home gold in men’s badminton.

Cambridge workshop draws more than 80 people.

Calvin graduate Sarah Visser will start in July.

Youth group leaders are in a unique position to encourage teen conversation.

Trustees had more questions than there were answers.

The Gerry Segger Heritage Collection in Edmonton, Alberta, prompts emotional response.

Lew Klatt’s goal is to make poetry accessible for everyone.

The 73 couples represented a total of more than 3,400 years of marriage.

The 150 crosses are on display from Advent to Easter.

Work sparked by a youth convention led to the honor.

The level of change we are seeing is accelerating.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that law against assisted suicide violate Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The retired CRC pastor sees interim position as one of stewardship.