A daughter of the Asian American church wrestles with faith, exile, and belonging.

It began with nothing in particular. A man settled into his favorite chair one evening, tired from a long day, and reached for his phone the way he always did.

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Plunge into reading, from a book based on a true story about a missing lumber baron’s wife to a middle-grade novel about a Jewish family caught up in Hitler’s dog army.

In this poignant picture book, little Midori discovers that every peach on her Japanese American family’s farm is a sweet reminder of those who’ve come before.

National Book Award nominee Mitali Perkins crafts a contemporary chapter-book mystery about a 12-year-old Nepali girl who sets out to solve the disappearance of her Bengali friend’s missing jewelry.

As an Indigenous man, I received my traditional name later in life, because of the disconnect from my own people due to being part of the “Sixties Scoop” generation

Miranda Priestly struggles against Emily Charlton, her former assistant turned rival executive, as they compete for advertising revenue amid declining print media, while Miranda nears retirement.

Apparently, in back-to-back Sunday sermons, I had left the authors of those two emails with the exact opposite impression.

What happens when fixed eyes are transformed (“fixed”) by Jesus so everything comes into focus?

My church was one of the Christian Reformed churches that stopped offering a formal catechism class for young people. It’s been at least 25 years.

When a child feels left out, makes a mistake, or is called a name that hurts their heart, how can they know their true identity?

To Olivia offers a grief story in this somber movie about Roald Dahl and Patricia Neal’s loss of a child.

This poignant novel in verse is about a Hmong girl losing and finding home in the aftermath of the Vietnam War. For fans of Jasmine Warga and Veera Hiranandani.

Members of the same churches are judging each other’s characters based on their disagreements. Sometimes they refuse to talk to one another while singing songs of unity.

Rediscover the majesty of the ascended Christ just in time for Ascension Day, May 14.

As a denomination, we’re on the slope of a decades-long demographic decline. But we must not lose sight of who is in our corner.

Winner of an Illumination Book Award and the 2025 Moonbeam Children's Book Award, this book shows kids that God is with us―even in the dark.

Wonder Project announced a new special, The Old Stories: Moses, which will be released this spring. It's the latest in a slew of streamable Bible content.

In the shadows of Madrid's most notorious drug slum, an American missionary family plants roots among heroin addicts and builds an unlikely church.

I believe evangelism is one of the most important areas we need to grow as we think about God’s desired future for our denomination and for our local churches.

God has a plan to redeem every kid's story! This unique resource helps children understand foster care.

I don’t love God more because I earned a degree, but I do know God better through disciplined, sustained study of Scripture.