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Stories from people, congregations and ministries of the CRCNA, reported by The Banner's news editor and a team of regular correspondents and Church Worldwide news from the Religion News Service. Send news tips to news@thebanner.org.
Sacramento church combines love of hiking and backpacking with ministry
In Memoriam: Rev. Anthony De Jager
June 25, 1922 – September 25, 2010Rev.
Kingston churches help Queen’s University campus ministry with weekly supper
Toronto graduate school gets new leader from business world.
“Coming Home” Prayers Answered
teen returns home after region-wide prayer service held.When Cheri Vande Werken, 16, left home without a trace in August, her parents and brother did everything they could to find her, conta
Eastern Ontario regions cancel events for lack of registration.
Evangelical ministers get support in Mormon country.
CRCs open buildings as shelters for those living on the streets.
The Quinte Christian High School boys volleyball team finished its season with the provincial championship.
The Banner is seeking a news correspondent in lower Michigan/northern Ohio.
The British Columbia provincial gold medal for girls high school volleyball was won by Surrey (British Columbia) Christian School (for
What’s in a name? Plenty.
In Memoriam: Rev. James Joosse, 1925 – 2010
July 23, 1925 — August 29, 2010Rev.
Chatham church installs elevator that unifies family in worship.
Blyth man collects bicycles for African countries.
It seems the global recession has hit Calvin College, the Grand Rapids, Mich., school owned by the Christian Reformed Church.
In Memoriam: Rev. John Van Dyk, 1925 – 2010
September 4, 1925 – September 21, 2010Rev.
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An annual hunter’s supper helps support the youth group of White Cloud church.
Questions raised about Adam and Eve and the Fall.
An Ontario GEMS girls club hosted the Member of Parliament for their region to talk about justice.
Flashing a big smile while atop a blond pony at H.U.G.S.
The sanctuary of Fleetwood Christian Reformed Church of Surrey, British Columbia, was quiet with expectation—and not just becaus