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It was a powerful lesson to me on the love of community and walking alongside one another as we face a difficult problem.

This warm, romantic homage to Jane Austen set in historical Korea is about a reader and a writer who secretly fight against government book banning and find themselves irresistibly drawn together.

Disability appears throughout Scripture, yet most pastors lack the tools to preach about it with confidence and sensitivity. In this book Bill Gaventa fills this critical gap with wisdom gleaned from decades working at the intersection of faith and disability.

Sandra McCracken's Homecoming is a unique collaboration with prominent theologian and Anglican bishop N.T. Wright.

Refreshed mandates, worked on over the past eight months with the input of ministry staff, have been adopted for Indigenous Ministry, Intercultural Ministry, and the Centre for Public Dialogue in Canada.

The U.S. and Canadian boards of the Christian Reformed media ministry have given the OK to investigate the merits and implications of bringing ReFrame into the CRC’s corporate structure.

The Council of Delegates October agenda included ratifying the appointment of Geena DeWeerd as communications director, following up on synod requests, and many other items.

The president of Calvin Theological Seminary shares about the school, its values, and his hopes for its future.

“If you’re patient enough to look, you can see there are plenty of signs of hope, plenty of signs of vitality.”

Stepping through the doors of Calvin’s Fine Arts Center this week for the Wisdom in Faith and AI conference felt a bit like crossing the threshold of the Roman Coliseum.

Thankfully, a description of God as impassible is in no way saying that God is uncaring—quite the opposite!

When I feel overwhelmed with gift giving, it’s grounding to go back to the first Christmas and gift giving occasion, when the wise men bestowed gifts on baby Jesus.

God created meadows on Earth so that his creation can flourish and be enjoyed within this unique ecosystem.

This adventure-packed novel for ages 8-12 is sure to entertain and inform readers about God’s creation of dolphins.

It is an avenue that gives space to slow down, spend time in creation, and find connection with God.

Reflecting an expanded community of professional Christian writers, publishers, and content creators in its membership, the Evangelical Press Association narrowly approved the new board-recommended name.

While hosting “Wisdom in the Age of AI,” Calvin University announced its new Center for Faith and Technology—“There is a profound hunger … to engage this topic through a Christian lens.”

Our reviewer gave this faith-based novel about Appalachia in the early 1900s five stars.

Through cinematic storytelling and intimate interviews, House of Worship explores the origins and impact of the most beloved worship songs.

At the furthest boundaries of science, everyone relies on a form of faith.

What lies behind the brilliant colors and intricate patterns of a traditional Mayan tunic? A Guatemalan girl reveals the ways a handwoven garment connects her to generations of women before her.

Rev. Henry Beets headed the group that purchased The Banner and in 1903 took the editor’s seat where he served for 25 years.