A memoir of a broken CRC family and the Michigan land that binds them.
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The Chicago rapper’s second album is long and happy but fails to connect.
A Christian Food Network host takes readers deep into her love of food.
The celebration of Hope College’s Sesquicentennial examines its resilience.
At 69, Bruce Springsteen still has much to say.
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Scottish reggae album invites listeners outside the American music bubble.
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Canadian pride distilled into a 34-minute audiobook.
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The inspiring true story of a boy who grew a forest from 20 bamboo saplings.
An enjoyable though ultimately shallow film about a young writer trying to break into a late night show.
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Katy Perry’s former backup singer and American Idol alum releases engaging Christian debut.
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