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Back in her student days at Calvin College, there was one on-campus job that appealed to Mary Hulst.

Georgia Roberts had been living with 10 of her children and four grandchildren in trailers and mobile homes since Hurricane Katrina destr

It only takes a spark to get a fire going.” Those words became all too real for me a number of years ago when I was clearing a smal

Because he was known as a hard worker and a devout Muslim, a young man got a good job herding cattle for wealthy families in his West Afr

It’s early morning, and the temperature has already reached 100 degrees in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In order to reach out to a broader audience, Back to God Ministries International has endorsed moving to “ReFrame Media” as t

How do we avoid destroying the temple of God?

Former Calvin College physics professor Vernon J. Ehlers introduced a resolution in the U.S.

Going to the doctor can be scary, especially when you’re only 10 years old.

Fred wants his children to develop a heart for mission outreach.

Signs of God’s Faithfulness

t has been a long, hard winter. Longer and harder than any I can recall in recent years.

Christian Reformed Home Missions serves the churches, ministries, and members of the Christian Reformed Church.

"I just really wanted to help the GEMS in Africa," said Kaitlyn Klumpenhouwer, an eighth-grade student from Living Hope/Redeeme

Since its formation in 2005, The Journey, a growing Christian Reformed congregation in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, has achieved a level

Three years ago I started knitting a blanket, not knowing who would receive it. I was just starting Calvin Theological Seminary's M.Div.

Calvin College stands first among the top 40 baccalaureate institutions in the United States for the number of students who study abroad

Recently the Back to God Ministries International Arabic outreach team received a very angry and threatening text message from a Jordania

Back to God Ministries International (BTGMI) began broadcasting the gospel by radio into mainland China in 1975.

It is amazing how quickly life can change. The least-expected events can alter things radically with little or no warning.

Breakfast at a maximum-security prison, lunch at a huge garbage dump, a stop at a shantytown before dinner, and a visit to street childre

Out of love and respect for the woman they call their “spiritual mother,” four members of the Kuteb tribe in northern Nigeria

On any given day, Christian Reformed Church members pray—alone or with others—about the war in Iraq, hunger in Africa, earthq

When Calvin Theological Seminary partnered with the Barnabas Foundation last October to present the third annual Christians and Money Con