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Most American churchgoers are hearing politics from the pulpits of their churches during this presidential election season, according to a new survey released this month by the Pew Research Center.

I’ve heard it over and over from pastors and elders in the Christian Reformed Church.

It’s September! Summer is almost gone. Autumn is on its way, and winter isn’t far behind.

Gulwali Passarlay was born in 1994 in Afghanistan one year before the Taliban took control of his country.

Many bands don’t survive long enough to release a sixth studio album.

Disney continues to bring new life to their old catalog, this time giving us a live-action version of their 1977 animated film, Pete’s Dragon.

Call me Chong. Everyone does. I am honored to be the editor of The Banner, and I will serve as best I can.

Q I have been inviting my friend to my church for some time.

Olga Rubel said she was deeply disturbed when she heard news of Russian invasions into her home country, Ukraine, in 2014.

When new coaches at Ferris State University (FSU) first meet their athletic teams, many are told about Pastor Mike Wissink before he even has a chance to introduce himself.

Yessy, who lives in Brisbane, Australia, proudly holds her certificate for completing the Bible study correspondence course

In downtown Niagara Falls, Ont., children are learning about art and social justice through a series of summer day camps run by Christian Reformed Church plant The Bridge.

In August, 108 Cadets, 36 counselors, and 16 support staff spent a week immersed in nature at Algonquin Park’s Whitefish Lake for the All-Ontario Cadet Camporee.

For a week in the middle of July, a Christian Reformed Church contingent of four—church members Israel Cooper and Thea deGroot and CRC staff Bernadette Arthur and Shannon Perez—participated in the fourth annual Reconciliation Trip

For Rev. Ed Den Haan and the Bridging Group of First Christian Reformed Church in Guelph, Ont., it was an exciting day when “our neighbors came to church yesterday.”

Reading Scripture in English and conversing about it with others is difficult for non-English speaking immigrants who attend Bible studies.