Nov – Dec 2025 | Reformed Herald

  The second week of July means leaving the creature comforts of home and joining up with the covenant youth, pastors, counselors, and the many helpers who make Covenant Camp such a memorable experience. In my report last year, I chronicled the epic road trip with the Iowa crew and the challenge of hearing seven

  “God with us.” Heidelberg Youth Camp was held at Camp Bob Marshall, Custer, SD. Every year at Heidelberg Youth Camp, there are new things and old things.  There are also some of the same things and some things change.  The young people were a mix of new faces and familiar faces.  Because God is

As we celebrate the Tricentennial of the Reformed Church in the United States, we look to the founders who overcame great hardship to bequeath to us a church faithful to the confessions, and faithful to the gospel. Our church was founded by John Philip Boëhm, an unordained schoolteacher who finally heeded the pleas of his

The year of our Lord 2025 has been a time of much celebration among members and friends of the Reformed Church in the United States. For it was 300 years ago that our Lord used John Philip Boehm and faithful followers of the Reformed confessions to establish what was then known as the German Reformed

Pictured on the front of this month’s issue is the oldest German Reformed Church building still in existence, located at Old Goshenhoppen, near Woxall, PA. It was built in 1732, just seven years after the events recorded below.  Those events, including the first communion service held by a church of our denomination, were commemorated October

The Reformed Herald rarely comments on current events, for at least three reasons. The first one is purely logistical. Our workflow and publication schedule mean that any comments on current events, in these days of almost instantaneous reactions, will always be published after the conversation has moved on. The second reason is practical. My credentials