Some say Think Christian is a blog for young people, but Remein disagrees.

A full-blown panic attack hit Rev. Rick Nanninga as he was preaching

World Renew is committed to walking alongside communities

At a typical IMPACT youth club meeting, one of Jack and Kelly Organ’s students would hit and threaten other students

Growing up, Festo didn’t have the opportunity to continue his education. This made landing a good job challenging.

Abigail Chen, chief editor of the Back to God Ministries International Chinese team, grew up in the church.

Katelyn Beaty grew up thinking that her life would “proceed in an orderly, ordained fashion:

Regular readers will know this as the part of The Banner that serves as a platform for leaders of our denomination to share their thoughts and views.

During Synod 2016, delegates discussed the Doctrine of Discovery,

Hearing Cliff and Angela Tuininga recall all of the places in the world represented by the refugees their church

At Calvin Seminary, each student has a story of calling.

Rosa and her family live in a remote Guatemalan village.

When Sooyoungro Presbyterian Church in Busan, South Korea, realized the effectiveness of Coffee Break groups for global missions,

Every year, Calvin Seminary celebrates Christmas Around the World,

Carla’s 15-minute ride to church may be the most important part of her Sunday routine.

In an historic move, the Reformed Church of Japan (RCJ), Christian Reformed World Missions-Japan (CRJM), and Back to God Ministries International (BTGMI)

On the front lines of relief work in Africa, Margaret Njuguna was troubled by the sight of children and adults living with disabilities

Copies from 30 years of Reformed Worship,

“The sounds and sights of that day in September will linger a long time.”

Rob Ringuette remembers his boss asking him to stay late after work to meet with him.

Pastor Joshua Jung reaches out to the Korean-American community of Orlando, Fla., using soccer games, hot dogs, fishing, service, and many other activities.

Forty years ago, Margie Hall’s family was on a fishing trip at Lake Red Rock near Pella, Iowa, when they decided to stop and refresh themselves at a little wayside chapel by the side of the highway.