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Twelve-year-old Deza belongs to a loving family experiencing hard times during the Great Depression.

When 10-year-old Alisha’s friend was spreading rumors about her, Alisha wrote to ask advice from Lucille, her radio friend from

Calvin College professor of chemistry Larry Louters is the recipient of the school’s 2012 P

We don’t really need a symbol for Easter. We have the real, living Jesus!

What does the biblical call to do justice mean for us in the 21st century?

Where is our greatest Easter impact?

Christian Reformed World Relief Committee seeks approval from Synod 2012 to change its name to World Renew.

LaGrave Avenue CRC in downtown Grand Rapids celebrates historic anniversary.

Michigan church brings together pastors, scientists, and teachers to talk about theology and science.

Media highlight sportsmanship when Manhattan Christian’s girls win the state volleyball championship.

It took a year to finish, but Lisa Tanis recently completed a mural at Midland Park CRC.

National group names Jim Eekhoff of Hull, Iowa, as Coach of the Year.

Center for Excellence in Preaching offers continuing education for people licensed to exhort.

Farmer-to-Farmer program connects Iowa family with Nicaraguan coffee farmers.

A congregation of Sudanese refugees in Grand Rapids, Mich., forges ties with newly independent South Sudan.

Lots of books come through the Banner office, and we can’t review them all.

Tired of the same old vacation spots? Here are one hundred great reasons to strike out in a new direction.

This debut recording begins with anthems that explore the darkness of the night and the soul, the coldness of pain and loneliness.

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Hoi christianoi—that’s what they were called. Somebody just dreamed up the name.

Eight churches in Hamilton, Mich., held a combined worship service after their pastors preached the same six-week sermon series.

Storyteller James Schaap presents his last reading before retiring from Dordt College.