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Billy Graham, world-renowned preacher and evangelist, notes that as a Christian he was taught how to die but not how to grow old.

Do you remember walking through the gates of a fair when you were a child?

Enriching: Unlocki

Elsie Vander Weit was born with cerebral palsy more than 60 years ago in the Netherlands.

Michael Williams says he experienced the grace of God in a powerful and intense way while serving on a United States Navy submarine.

“I don’t know what to think anymore,” she said, “but I want to know how I should pray.

Rachel deKoning Kraay has reached the end of her term, so The Banner is seeking a news writer for Alberta and Saskatchewan.

The CRC’s new policy of diversity in leadership follows the spirit of the New Testament church.

Striking up friendships with teens may change their life—and yours.

Kerri Smit, of Halifax, named All Canadian in Women’s University Volleyball.

Fuller Avenue CRC in Grand Rapids, Mich., donates goods instead of money for Lent.

Men with Tools from Harvest CRC in Lake Odessa, Mich., provide repairs in their community.

Third CRC of Lynden hosts 18-hour vigil for those suffering from cancer and other illnesses.

Holland, Mich., area event includes a wide range of worship expressions along with testimonies, food, and fellowship.

For more than 30 years, this Michigan church has been part of a rotating shelter program for people who need a place to sleep.

Two Christian high schools in Iowa make it to the final game for girls’ basketball state championship.

Immanuel CRC in Fort Collins celebrates a major milestone.

Parents and alumni help clean up after tornado that had swept through nearby Branson.

Reggie Smith is senior pastor of Roosevelt Park Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Mich.

The birth of Becker’s daughter Penny was joyous, but it also set off a seesawing barrage of emotions.

It has been said that Bruce Springsteen’s music sounds better when times are tough.

Twelve-year-old Deza belongs to a loving family experiencing hard times during the Great Depression.

When 10-year-old Alisha’s friend was spreading rumors about her, Alisha wrote to ask advice from Lucille, her radio friend from