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Ryan Wallace, a student and aspiring church planter, says his jou

Nine years ago, Pastor James Ramos was about to give up being a minister.

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The massive earthquake that hit the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and the surrounding area in January 2010 wiped out the home in w

Manga was working in a kiosk in a marketplace in the Jammu region of India when he overheard what sounded like a familiar voice talkin

This month, in Grand Rapids, Mich., sent more than 900 graduates out into the worl

“Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it” (Prov. 22:6).

The Safe Church Ministry of the Christian Reformed Church has produced an accessible, story-driven resource to help parents—and

The civil war that broke out in Libya last year had far-reaching consequences, not just for the Libyan people but for many families wh

Glen McCarthy is a hip-hop musician, community improvement manager for Chicago Public Schools, and pastoral associate who wants to cha

When I first got the email, I dismissed the idea altogether.

In 1997, fewer than 10 percent of graduates from Manley Career Academy High School on Chicago’s west side went on to college.

Lesha worked as a prostitute in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

An expanding Christian church in Nepal is taking the gospel forward, making inroads in a place where Christian testimony was once seve

As I write this, I am preparing to speak to a joint meeting of a Christian Reformed classis and a classis from the Reformed Church in

Spencer Okoroafor, a Nigerian Christian school principal, firmly believes that his school needs to be grounded in a biblical worldview

Underneath bridges and in empty lots or abandoned buildings, men and women have made homes in some of the toughest neighborhoods in Sa

A group of brightly attired women is busy preparing an afternoon meal in the village of Mborurokh Cissé.

Jose Armas grew up in a crime-infested neighborhood in one of Guatemala City’s most notorious zones.

Elsie Vander Weit was born with cerebral palsy more than 60 years ago in the Netherlands.

Michael Williams says he experienced the grace of God in a powerful and intense way while serving on a United States Navy submarine.

When 10-year-old Alisha’s friend was spreading rumors about her, Alisha wrote to ask advice from Lucille, her radio friend from

professor of chemistry Larry Louters is the recipient of the school’s 2012 P