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Current Issue: June 2009
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Features
Bright Hope for Tomorrow
The Presence of Christ in a War Zone
by
Rev. Gordon Terpstra
Reflection for Independence Day
by
Rev. Bryan Berghoef
Departments
Tuned In: Stories for Summer Days
by
Gary Schmidt
Editorial: Shoes
by
Rev. Bob De Moor
Catch Your Breath: Prince of the Mound
In My Humble Opinion: A Letter to Rev. Veenema
Letters: Letters
Next: Fasting from Facebook
by
Nate Van Denend
Q&A: FAQs
Just for Kids: Common Scents
by
Joanne De Jonge
Reformed Matters: Piety and Religion
by
Dale Cooper
Humor: Punch Lines
Church@Work
Jubilee Fellows Explore Call to Ministry
by
Myrna Anderson
Why Hold Synod?
by
Rev. Jerry Dykstra
Caught by the Lord
by
Nancy Vander Meer
Mayor Tells of Faith at Work
by
Duane Kelderman
Meeting Focuses on Women in Poverty
by
Kristen DeRoo VanderBerg
Equipping Students to be Disciples
by
Ben Van Houten
CRC Blossoms in Sierra Leone
by
Chris Meehan
News
Conference Offers Coping Strategies for Depression
by
Sophie Vandenberg
Former Banner Editor De Koster Dies
by
Christian Bell
New Brunswick Team Cleans Up in Texas
by
Brenda Visser
Is CRC Decision-Making in Too Few Hands?
by
Gayla R. Postma
Budget, Denominational Survey on Board’s Agenda
by
Gayla R. Postma
Pastor Coordinates Tax Tea Party
by
Karen Gorter
Retired Pastors Stage Unique Fashion Show
by
Christian Bell
Local Church Partners with Nigerian Church
by
Eileen De Vries
Celebrating Joy in South Dakota
by
Sherry Kooiker
Lynden and Seattle Youths Break Down Barriers
by
Jenny deGroot
New Jersey Students Buy Solar Cookers for Darfur
by
Calvin Hulstein
Intergenerational Group Continues Katrina Cleanup
by
Carolyn Koster Yost
What to Watch for at Synod 2009
by
Gayla R. Postma
In Memoriam: Rev. William Versluys II
by
Louis M. Tamminga
Minority Voice Lost
by
Gayla R. Postma
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