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12 books for children of all ages and those who love to read to them.
This year, 2020, is the first year in our history where over 50% of our candidates are “minority” by previous definitions. The minority has become the majority.
All animals need oxygen to live, but not all animals have lungs.
By reading mostly those who reinforce my perspective on the world, I encourage the conditions that make it easier for me to avoid and even condemn those who are different than me.
Actor and director Tim Robbins gives an energetic reading of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, the classic dystopian novel in which firefighters burn books for a living.
Featuring a diverse cast of children and adults playing in Central Park, this joyful picture book affirms that every child is unique and deeply loved by God.
Hip-hop album unpacks the current race reality in the USA and still offers hope.
Restrictions on the use of the Christian Reformed Church’s office buildings in Grand Rapids, Mich., and Burlington, Ont., have been updated and continue to be in place.
The community that church can provide makes a difference within and without the four walls of a building.
Edna O’Brien’s new novel envisages the lives of the Boko Haram girls in a masterpiece of violence and tenderness.
A little boy creatively makes a rocket ship while stuck inside on a rainy day.
An exploration of the different contexts, methods, and situations that influence and foster a child's spirituality and faith development.
This wildly successful true-crime documentary aims to expose the dirty dealings of exotic animal collectors.
All the way up the ride, I wondered if I should say something. I was afraid to confront the man.
What do we do with that loss? You can’t really have a funeral for someone who is still living. Yet a loss like this is in fact a death in the family.
Based on a true story, a young black lawyer fights to get an innocent man off of death row.
“America’s therapist” Brené Brown and her podcast guests talk about vulnerability and courage.
A 15-year-old after-school ministry program in Wyoming, Mich., is launching new programs to serve students.
A pilot program has brought together an intergenerational group of graduate students, social justice and policing consultants and senior pastors to determine what to do before, during, and after crises of racial injustice arise.
The Banner has teamed up with the Center for Public Justice to release a series of articles online exploring the divisiveness of our times. This is the first in that six-part series.
I am a Canadian Indigenous man who is a Sixties Scoop Survivor. I love Canada Day, but I have encountered hostility about celebrating it. Here’s why I think we should.
Two cases—Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru and St. James School v. Biel—that involve a “ministerial exemption” to civil rights protections will be decided on this month.
By justice, we do not merely mean equal treatment for all but also being intellectually just or fair to different viewpoints.
