After dealing with fallout from controversial Banner articles last fall, the Board of Trustees adopts a new mandate for the Banner council.

Three Christian Reformed congregations joined seven churches of other denominations in a mass worship service.

Mark Rice, the director of Faith Alive, is moving on after the dissolution of that board.

Grangeville CRC has grown from 18 members to 50 in the past two years.

The “Shot in the Dark” group celebrates showing its 200th independent film in Langley.

The new mandate focuses on broader principles rather than specific activities.

The annual event helps people experience just a hint of the challenges faced by people who live on the street.

The Strategic Planning and Adaptive Change Team reported briefly to the Board at its February 2014 meeting.

The president of Trinity Christian College will be interviewed by Synod 2014 for the position.

New Westminster CRC fundraiser features romantic comedy and a six-course meal.

Art Show Brings Healing at Ontario Church

Neighborhood Life is a cutting-edge model of ministry.

Grand Rapids church ministry draws lots of adults and children.

Sharon Osvald tells how God turned a bad situation into something good.

Sonlight CRC members in Lynden fast and pray to seek God’s will for their ministry.

Former PCUSA finds a home in the CRC.

Community ice rink warms up cold Chicago winter.

Pastor Sean Hall is also a fitness instructor in Bellingham.

The Joyful Noise Choir has been raising funds for Rehoboth Christian Ministries for two generations.

A Sunday school class is looking at media through the lens of Scripture.

The women of Willard CRC spend time with other people’s kids.