Moms in Bellingham enjoyed brunch and worship instead of child care.
The CRC’s Board of Trustees proposes freezing ministry shares at $316 per member.
Every Saturday night hip-hop music rumbles rhythmically from the building of Imagine Fell
As a member of the Sumbanese people on the West Sumba island of Indonesia, Mr.
For seven years, poet and journalist Eliza Griswold met with Muslims and Christians throughout Asia and Africa to explore the issues firing clashes between and within these faiths.
Five-year-old Jack has lived his entire life in Room—an 11-by-11-foot space—with Ma, who has been imprisoned there for sev
“When you find something that’s whole, you do what you can to keep it that way.
The British import Made in
In The Walk, former professional and college foot
Army Chaplain (Col.) Herm Keizer was at the Pentagon on 9-11.
More than 200 teens attended the annual urban youth conference.
South Dakota ministry serves refugees while raising community awareness.
A St. Catharines congregation reaches out through a café.
Holland church offers alternative program.
Art, song, and play help children cope.
A Brampton seniors complex gets its own church.
Last summer The Banner reported on the CRC Office of Social Justice’s
Calvin College sophomore Becky Kim organized a concert this spring to raise money for a replaceme
When Emily Colson’s son, Max, was diagnosed with autism, her friend said, “God works through these children. They are
This epic novel offers a tale of two frontiers.
Luci Shaw’s latest book of poetry, Harvesting Fog, marks her 30th boo
The Gospel Amid Yanks and Canucks
Considering the challenges of our cultural contextsSo which do you prefer, living in Canada or the United States?
In the November 2010 Banner, Rev.
Sometimes the most wonderful sound in the heat of summer can be the music of an ice cream truck.