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This year toward the end of October, around 100 costume-clad kids in South Indianapolis were immersed in a world of candy

Anita Joldersma says she was “bitten by the laundry soap bug.”

A 10-year-old boy’s life was tragically cut short on the rainy night of November 2.

This fall, Korean college students and other young adults gathered in Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor, Mich., for the Faith and Work Forums for Korean college students.

I write this review on the evening of the death of 82-year-old Leonard Cohen,

Arrival, the latest offering from French Canadian film director Denis Villanueve, steers far from the violent subject matter of his last, well-received movie, Sicario

A conference exploring the intersection of faith and disability

About 140 people came to Geneva House for an “Open Talk about Pornography.”

Thoughtful, compassionate, and kind, Tim Koster served his church and community with love, respect, and integrity.

Back when so many thought Hillary Clinton would be the next president, two dozen African-American leaders wrote to the Democratic nominee asking her to explain

A strong white evangelical, white Catholic, and Mormon vote for Donald Trump

It started out as a normal Friday morning in February.

Are we denying Christ by going on a family reunion cruise

Advent is a time of waiting—waiting for the Christ-child to be born.

Kent Annan is the co-director of Haiti Partners, a nonprofit developing education in Haiti,

“Strange” is an apt word for this doctor, whose origin story bends both matter and mind.