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Lynden church ministry supports adoptive and foster families.

Fans of Over the Rhine will agree that The Long Sur

Rabbit Hole is challenging, not only because of the subject—Osca

The Network seems to have accomplished one of the most important things that it set out do: connect people and churches to enhance min

Canadians asked to advocate for transitional funding

A struggling church picked up stakes and moved, seeking growth

Community-wide Bible reading program has ministers collaborating on texts and sermon ideas

Librarian in Whitby recognized for promoting the church library

Outreach at a local market leads to winter carnival event

Language and life skills help new arrivals succeed

A Washington church fights poverty and violence by sprucing up its surrounding neighborhood.

Chatham church runs programs for all ages on Friday nights.

Kingston ministry makes a mess for ministry.

Oregon church members get “down and dirty” to help the neighbors.

Rev.

Not sure you really want to see a western? Maybe you wonder what the quirky Coen brothers would make of the genre?

Author Jeff Manion reflects on the Israelites’ wanderings in the Sinai desert to teach readers lessons on living for God’s

In his jeans and red Reeboks, Jon Troast is relaxed on stage.

Ecumenism both blesses and weakens us. Our structures limp along. And we wrestle with proclaiming relevant Reformed insights. . .

All Alone

by Donald W. Berghuis

In his astute critique of e-mail, John Freeman frames the vast changes wrought by the Internet in the context of 4,000 years of histor

The Weepies consist of a husband-and-wife team who write bouncy tunes and lyrics that catch y

The Canadian Ministries office of the Christian Reformed Church in North America has invested time and energy in creating short videos