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YouTube sensation Anne Wilson rockets up the charts with “My Jesus.”

Illustrated in the bold, bright colors of South Africa, A Plan for the People captures the spirit of Nelson Mandela, a leader beloved around the world.

I have thousands of photos in the cloud. I know they are not really in a cloud in the sky, but where are they?

What would this have meant to the people who first heard or read it?

None of us pictured graduating in a pandemic, trying to navigate through an online world, or starting a career from home.

Over dinner she said, “Neither of us is Christian, but we wondered if you could do our wedding anyway and take out all the religious stuff?”

You’ll see that there have been many groups of people who feel this way. It’s just like when I was moved around a lot and then finally grew up in an adopted family.

This picture book celebrates Indigenous cultures and traditions.

Series follows the days and nights of fifth-grade teacher Josh Corman as he struggles with anxiety, loneliness, the pandemic, and forfeited dreams of a music career.

Stunning diorama illustrations bring to life this lullaby of a picture book about celebrating everyday things that make life wonderful.

A man of prayer and an inspiration to many, Harvey Ouwinga welcomed each day as a gift and tried to reflect God’s love in every moment. He died Oct. 13.

Holland (Mich.) Christian High School’s team of student athletes with intellectual disabilities who play with typically developing partner athletes won a state championship this fall and is headed to a national competition in Florida.

Many Christian Reformed congregations are located in and around the flooded Sumas prairie area of southern B.C. and northern Washington. They are facing this devastation together.

The Christian Reformed Church is a microcosm of the universal church, and in it we see glimpses of God’s work manifesting in this current reality.

Andrew Greer collaborates with other musicians such as Buddy Greene and Anthony Evans on a soothing, peaceful album.

A debut YA graphic novel details the quietly courageous lives of two Indigenous teenage girls living in the city of Winnipeg.

Jefferson and Alyssa Bethke are a married couple with two toddlers running around talking about faith, culture, and taking listener's questions with a little dash of random sprinkled in.

Our council sometimes meets all together and sometimes separately with only elders or deacons. How do we know what each group can decide?

What happens to all the animals in winter?

I look back with amazement at these four decades and find that I am still traveling, living often as a foreigner and stranger.

Most people are baffled when they learn that some congregations in the CRC refused to baptize adopted children as recently as the 1980s.

A grandson looks, laments, and ultimately leads his family and his society forward toward a just and reconciled future.