A group of students meets for worship every Friday at 7:30 a.m. in a grassy area in the middle of the University of Guelph campus.
Calvin Theological Seminary was privileged to host a meeting of Bible translators, publishers, and technologists.
Jodi Cole Meyer recently read the book 7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess (B & H Books) by Jen Hatmaker.
In this critical but constructive study of the intersection of Christianity and youth culture, Bergler explores a “quiet revolution in American church life.”
The Brilliance is a collective of musicians led by singer David Gungor and pianist John Arndt.
Connecting with each other gets us as close to heaven as we can be.
Gusting winds of suspicion threaten improving conditions.
The task of the institutional church is to proclaim the gospel in all its fullness.
Giving isn’t the only way to show love.
From 2007-2011, Katherine Boo documented the lives of people living in Annawadi...
The Synod 2012 news team provided coverage via news releases, webcast, Twitter, Facebook, and stories on both The Banner’s website and the main CRCNA website.
Not everything at synod is serious stuff.
Five cousins attended Synod 2012.
Four bikers roared into Synod 2012 with their anti-pornography message.
The church lacks consensus about the role of the church as institute vs. organism.
CH (CPT) Richard Hill of the 82nd Airborne Division watches Synod 2012 from Ghazni Province.
Delegates recognize near consensus by scientists that climate change poses serious threat.
Synod created a new category called “Ecumenical Faith Declarations” for the Belhar Confession.
From a change to the CRC’s charter to the discussion about the Belhar, much has happened in the past five years.
Synod’s Poet Laureate, elder Rod Hugen, provides lunchtime laughter.
Synod’s Youngest and Oldest Delegates