Television networks are notorious for heavily advertising a slew of new shows in September, many of which barely make it to their seco

Sharing the Road is a thin

When 8-year-old Noah confronts an overwhelming problem, he runs away from home to a nearby forest and discovers a magical toy shop and

Did you ever wonder how some animals make it through the winter? What happens to caterpillars and frogs?

Two men were shipwrecked on an island. The minute they reached shore, one of them started yelling, “We’re going to die!

In 1919 India, 15-year-old Rosalind, who is British, learns about Gandhi and India’s desire for independence from Britain. 

Elizabeth Hay, winner of the Giller Prize for her first novel, Late Nights on Air, is an even better writer in

Fans of Owl City’s last album, Ocean Eyes, are likely to love

The 10th anniversary of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, is just around the corner.

Many Calvinists were surprised to read in Time magazine that "The New Calvinism" was one of the “10 Ideas Cha

Eleven-year-old Minni and her twin sister, Keira, are daughters of interracial parents. Minni is light-skinned, while Keira is da

“WANTED: 68-year-young great-grandma needs cheap running car for a mud derby, good brakes preferred, don't tell Grandpa!”

Church

Q. When an edited version of the U.S.

After being amazed by the Sea to Sea bicycle tour a few years back, when a group of CRC members traversed the U.S.

Give Till It’s Gone, Ben Harper’s 10th alb

Feeling the need to brush up on St. Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica?

In the past several weeks, issues surrounding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons and the church have been at the f

CRC-RCA Reunion

I did miss some important substance in the reports of the “historic” joint meeting of CRC and

Calling

Q.

In 1890, when Dr.

With the Web at their disposal and wireless notebooks in hand, modern moms are finding new outlets for their writing.

The Australian praise band Hillsong offers another sing-along effort with A Beautiful Exc

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