May – June 2025 | Reformed Herald

In this collection, the late Rev. Paul Treick (1944-2025) practically demonstrates that Scripture applies to every aspect of our lives as he considers many miscellaneous themes from a biblical point of view. Women’s Book Studies

Update on Zion Reformed Church, Menno, SD – God Growing His Church In spring of 2024, through a series of unique providences, a group of believers from the area around Stickney, SD, began communicating with Rev. Travis Grassmid. They were historically affiliated with the RCA (Reformed Church in America), and more recently, with ARC (Alliance

On the Glory and Happiness of Heaven This present world is one “in which good and evil are so mixed together as to be a sure sign that this world is not to continue forever.”1 This was how Jonathan Edwards described the nature of life in a fallen world. It is a mixture of blessing

Before we see what happened to Martin Luther after his famous “Here I stand” speech at the Diet of Worms in 1521, it is important to understand that his efforts to reform the Catholic Church were not isolated.  Ulrich Zwingli was born in a small Swiss village in January, 1484, less than two months after

One of our ministers quoted Acts 2:42 in his parochial report as the benchmark he uses to judge the health of his church. I believe this is a solid procedure. It can be so tempting to get caught up in anxiety about whether we are doing all we should be, getting distracted with secondary concerns.

Dear Brothers and Co-laborers in the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, It has been a conscious hope and burden of the Northern Plains Classis for several years now that we become heavily engaged in the work of church planting within our Classis boundaries. The Missions committee is by far our busiest committee with the

As we remember the work of ministry over this past year in the Northern Plains Classis, we give thanks to our Father in Heaven for the grace and strength that He has given.  We also look forward to the opportunities He has in store for us in this current year.  Our confidence is in His

The Western Classis of the RCUS held its annual meeting at Grace Reformed Church in Bakersfield, CA, on March 4-6. If one can describe the overall atmosphere of the meeting, it was one of excitement in the Lord’s work of building His church and of harmony in carrying out the mission of the church to

It is my distinct honor to once again provide my evaluation of the work and state of the Western Classis. I do so with a profound sense of insufficiency to the task, but I suppose this is true for everyone who has come before me.  This sense of insufficiency has prompted me to reflect upon

It is with great joy that we stand with the history of witnesses that have gone before us to declare and give testimony of the glorious work of God through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  Indeed, John 17 continues to ring with prophetic power of how Jesus Christ received unto Himself the penalty of