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Vince Apostol (far right), the pioneer and “father” of the Christian Reformed Church’s ministries in the Philippines, w

Small-church Sunday schools face special challenges: low numbers mean any absence is felt; the wide range of kids means few are at the sa

The Christian Reformed Church and its institutions have produced many leaders in business, education, medicine, the arts, and other secto

Can a parachute be used liturgically?

We’re here because the Lord put us here, and we love it.”

If not for a small devotional booklet called TODAY, Ella Sue Watkins might never have been born.

LEAD, FOLLOW, OR GET OUT OF THE WAY.

Through partnerships with the congregations, classes, and members of the Christian Reformed Church, Home Missions is helping to create vi

Iona stewart’s first encounter with the Christian Reformed Church was a service at Second CRC Brampton, Ontario, to which a friend

What most attracts you to the Bible and what most repels you?

Look over the shoulders of computer users in any Internet café, and you’ll discover that the Web offers more entertainment t

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Q: Must a council receive the transfer of someone who, though in “good stand

This year the Christian Reformed Church in North America celebrates 150 years of ministry.

Silent Signals and Secret Codes

Did you know that trees talk? They do! So do some flowers and bugs and other animals.

Two contrasting recent articles in The Banner touch on divine providence (“Is God Responsible?” by Daniel Boerman, August 200

This page is not for the birds. It is for us. And about the birds.

In January the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that a child may have more than two legal parents.

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Rev. Steven Schulz loves movies.

For nearly 20 years ball hockey has been the activity of choice on Sunday afternoons for young Christian Reformed men in Langley, British

Opening a coffeehouse may seem an unlikely action for a church, but that’s what Alameda (Calif.) Christian Reformed Church did this

South Korean Christian school teachers visited Iowa this winter to learn from North American Christian school teachers.

Ten members of Avery Street Christian Reformed Church in South Windsor, Conn., spent two hot weeks in East Africa last fall, seeing first