The pilgrimage routes that everyone knows are those leading to the cathedral at Santiago de Compostela in Spain, from starting points across Europe.  Several Reformed

A bicycle is for riding, not for flood measurement. But the bike parked on a street in Waynesville, North Carolina, on Sunday, September 29, showed by

“I don’t want to see anyone leave, but as Abraham was asked to offer up Isaac in obedience to faith, I see this as an

Who woulda thunk a controversy would break out in the Reformed Journal blog over this issue, among all the disputed questions in Calvinist circles? Not

Mass revival meetings are convened by evangelical movements around the globe, seldom by the Reformed and Presbyterian and Lutheran and Episcopalian churches that have sustained

Social scientists have called our attention to the growing separation of economic and social classes in the United States. De jure segregation is illegal everywhere,

Last week’s discussion of inclusiveness and church order at the Christian Reformed Church’s (CRCNA) annual Synod evoked memories of an earlier debate that dragged on

I want to share a surprising and uplifting moment that occurred a few weeks ago in the supermarket. But first let me tell you about

Tom Goodhart’s recent tribute to his canine pastoral assistant Hilde invites further reflection on the role of animal companions in our spiritual lives. Christians talk a