June 2011
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Features
A Call from the CRC’s Young Adults
Their diagnosis of the disconnect they feel with the denominationREAD MOREThe carpet of the old church floor dug into my knees.
The Gospel Amid Yanks and Canucks
Considering the challenges of our cultural contextsREAD MORESo which do you prefer, living in Canada or the United States?
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In the November 2010 Banner, Rev.
News
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Tyce VanderLaan placed second in a four-state competition and 21st nationally.
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In light of an organizational assessment, the board plans a limited structure review.
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Sandy Johnson tendered her resignation to the board on May 4.
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Rev. Jerry Dykstra said he was not forced out.
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Girls build derby cars, boys bake cookies.
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Introducing a sport from Burma is helping Karen refugees feel more at home in Langley, British Columbia.
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Peace CRC in South Holland holds services of lament.
In Memoriam: Rev. Hendrik De Bruyn
January 18, 1935 – February 21, 2011READ MORERev.
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A small Denver church disagreed when visitors from classis said they should consider closing the doors.
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Just a week after renovations were complete, Connections CRC’s ministry space went up in flames.
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Kelloggsville CRC brings out neighbors from many ethnic backgrounds with a soccer ministry that includes Bible study.
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Thousands gathered to unite in prayer for the city of Grand Rapids.
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Redeemer students wrote essays about faith and science for a scholarship competition.
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The CRC’s confessional standards will be front and center this year.
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Back to God Ministries requests that it be sent to churches.
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More than 200 teens attended the annual urban youth conference.
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The CRC’s Board of Trustees proposes freezing ministry shares at $316 per member.
Columns
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In his book Can We Save the T
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The CRC’s drift toward centralization is moving authority away from synod.
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If your family is like mine, you won’t make it through the first week of summer vacation without hearing the “b” wor
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Church
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A substitute teacher wanders into an elementary-school classroom, tells a series of dazzling, illuminating, heartbreaking falseho
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Luci Shaw’s latest book of poetry, Harvesting Fog, marks her 30th boo
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Calvinism is currently the unwitting hot topic among a subset of young, ardent evangelical Christians.
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True Dialogue
Thanks for your excellent editorial “True Dialogue”
Loss and a Lavender Orchid
Learning wisdom from a surprisingly-easy-to-care-for plantREAD MOREFour years ago, shortly after our church moved into its new ministry center, a member of the congregation sent three plants in celebra
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“When you find something that’s whole, you do what you can to keep it that way.
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In 1968, 11-year-old Delphine and her younger sisters visit Cecile, their derelict mother. When Cecile sends them to a summer day
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River Jordan’s New Year's resolution was to pray for a different stranger each day.
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When my son was younger, we were working on the sounds that different letters make. At one point we worked on days of the week:
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Five-year-old Jack has lived his entire life in Room—an 11-by-11-foot space—with Ma, who has been imprisoned there for sev
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For seven years, poet and journalist Eliza Griswold met with Muslims and Christians throughout Asia and Africa to explore the issues firing clashes between and within these faiths.
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In The Walk, former professional and college foot
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This epic novel offers a tale of two frontiers.
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Sometimes the most wonderful sound in the heat of summer can be the music of an ice cream truck.
Our Shared Ministry
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In 1993, Cambodia opened its doors to mission organizations and development agencies.
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Calvin College sophomore Becky Kim organized a concert this spring to raise money for a replaceme
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Connections run deep between Calvin Theological Seminary and Japan.
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As a member of the Sumbanese people on the West Sumba island of Indonesia, Mr.
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Every Saturday night hip-hop music rumbles rhythmically from the building of Imagine Fell
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Eight years ago, worship began in a most unlikely location: in front of the Guadalajara, Mexico, central market, a bustling place with
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Interest in Christian education has increased in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, alongside rising interest in Christianity.
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Last summer The Banner reported on the CRC Office of Social Justice’s
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One summer in the mid-1980s, while I was a student at Calvin College, I enrolled in summer classes.