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The wind was perfect, the sun was shining, and the people in West Sumatra, Indonesia, were eager to start their kite competition.

When the March 11 earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, Mr. Minoru Y.

One summer in the mid-1980s, while I was a student at Calvin College, I enrolled in summer classes.

Connections run deep between and Japan.

Every Saturday night hip-hop music rumbles rhythmically from the building of

As a member of the Sumbanese people on the West Sumba island of Indonesia, Mr.

Last summer The Banner reported on the

sophomore Becky Kim organized a concert this spring to raise money for a replaceme

Eight years ago, worship began in a most unlikely location: in front of the Guadalajara, Mexico, central market, a bustling place with

Interest in Christian education has increased in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, alongside rising interest in Christianity.

“Small-group ministry is a brand-new concept to many Japanese churches,” says Jeong Gho, who works for

In 1993, Cambodia opened its doors to mission organizations and development agencies.

Luke Leisman fell in love with astronomy while playing pond hockey under starry skies.

The Christian Reformed Church’s Leadership Exchange (LEX) has set an ambitious agenda for itself as it goes into its second year

Have you noticed how excited new parents are when a child speaks his or her first words?

As a church deacon and a theology student, Basona Areng was looking for something to deepen her leadership skills.

Christian Reformed Church pastors who have started new churches across North America and worldwide are applauding the formation of the

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Because Synod 2012 has been requested to adopt the Belhar Confession as a fourth confession for the Christian Reformed Church, CRC off

Habib, a 40-year-old teacher (name changed to protect his identity), heard about Jesus Christ for the first time on Back to God Minist

Leanne Talen Geisterfer and a few others climbed carefully down the slippery side of a hill in Nueva Suyapa, Honduras, using old tires

During the month of January, students living in Calvin College residence halls participated in “Kill-a-Watt,” a creation-c

Gilbert Espinoza started listening to Rev.