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Lush animation and a wonderful story make this Japanese film adaptation of Mary Norton’s story The Borrowers great fun.

The David Crowder Band says goodbye after about 16 years in the Christian music world with its final work—

In this latest book by Brian Selznick (The Invention of Hugo Cabret), Ben and Rose, born 50 years apart, each set out on a qu

CRHM is crafting a mission that responds to the hard questions about identity and ministry.

The moral and ethical dimensions of an agricultural policy.

The story of humanity begins in a garden, ends in a park-like city, and is focused in between on a cemetery.

Our congregation is hosting a workshop on financial stewardship.

Was it because of us or because of God that Jesus had to die?

God gives every person on earth 24 hours to use each day. How will you use yours?

Four Staal brothers, all professional hockey players, donate hockey rink at Thunder Bay Christian School.

Creekside CRC’s mission trip includes “people on the margins.”

Michael Le Roy is the nominee to be the next president of Calvin College, subject to approval by Synod 2012.

Coffee at Living Water Community CRC in Orange City helps one family fund adoption.

John de Vries climbs to raise funds for restorative justice.

Charlottetown CRC joins several churches for a winter weekend youth rally.

Kabetu takes on the role after six years in the office of Race Relations.

Boston Square CRC hopes building a house leads to building relationships.

Have you even been scolded for treating the spiritual life too . . . lightly?

Over 40 years since his first album and eight years since his last, Leonard Cohen at age 77 has just released a new one.

For people who care about a complete history of the Christian Reformed Church, Dante Venegas is an important person to know.

Once each month, members of The Village Church target a park, home, or business in Thorold, Ontario, and take it over—with kindn

Ken Lee never forgot Rev. Takayuki Ashida’s words urging him to return to Japan.

In his Banner article (“Reformed Matters: Supporting Public