Youth Conventions
I was disappointed to see that the traditional Youth Unlimited conventions (still “YCF” to me) are
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I was disappointed to see that the traditional Youth Unlimited conventions (still “YCF” to me) are
Kudos to Rev.
Just a reaction to Rev. Bob De Moor’s comments about “Language Matters” in the May editorial.
The April Banner reported the signing of a climate change declaration written by evangelical leaders from aro
Seldom do I read The Banner and come away greatly blessed and encouraged, but with the March 2010 issue I certainly did.
It’s articles such as “Got Religion?” (January 2010) that ease my own discomfort with no longer b
Thanks for the thorough and balanced coverage of synod. What a rich denomination we are part of!
We wish we’d had enough room to run the full versions (below) of these two letters in the February 2010 print Banner.
I found the visual graphic of the fist on page 7 of the January 2010 Banner both startling and unsettling.
How sad when we get caught in the commercial busyness trap of Christmas (“Sooooo Busy!” December 2009).
It seems amazing—and more than a little disheartening—to find that apparently no one has given thought to what seems like an
Thank you for the enlightening discussion “Was the Reformation Necessary?” (October
Just finished the September Banner, and it was one of the best ever.
It was good to read Rev. Brian Berghoef’s “Reflection for Independence Day” (June 2009).
Regarding “Light for a Dark Path” (May 2009), I have been a confessing member of First CRC, Montreal,
Confessions arise, as the Belhar surely has, out of the urgent need to express the gospel in very particular contexts
“How We Fail to Create Safe Churches” (IMHO, May 2009) suggests that churches and cou
I appreciated the excellent and important article “Does Your Church Have the Right to Exist?” (
I respectfully disagree with Sigmund Brouwer’s claim in his article “Evolution in the Classroom” (Feb
Please also see “Bob’s Blog” on this site for further discussion on the Christian Reformed Church and homosexuality.
Regarding the Editorial and IMHO of the March 2009 issue (“What’s to Discuss?” and
There is much good in this article. The article also raises a few issues.
What a wonderful, informative essay was the story on John Calvin (“John Calvin, We Hardly Knew Ye,” Janu