The Banner

President-elect Donald Trump will spend much of the time until his inauguration on Jan. 20, 2017, composing his new administration.

Each year during the holiday season,

Martin Stegink was a lover of nature who reveled in the beauty of God’s creation.

Chester Schemper was a passionate, positive, hard-working man of faith whose love, joy, and gratitude profoundly affected those around him.

Moana is the daughter of the chief of her island. Her people farm and fish, content to be a world unto themselves.

In July 2011, when South Sudan became the world’s newest independent country,

Pop and Christian contemporary icon Amy Grant returns to the Christmas music world withTennessee Christmas.

Who better to invite to a New Year’s Eve party than . . . Moses!

Years ago, as a campus minister, I took a group of students on a “homeless ministry” nighttime walking tour of downtown Toronto.

For a couple of months my wife, Susie, and I felt undeniably drawn to the Standing Rock Sioux Nation and the “Water Protectors” attempts to reclaim land.

Pastor Joshua Jung reaches out to the Korean-American community of Orlando, Fla., using soccer games, hot dogs, fishing, service, and many other activities.

Forty years ago, Margie Hall’s family was on a fishing trip at Lake Red Rock near Pella, Iowa, when they decided to stop and refresh themselves at a little wayside chapel by the side of the highway.

Best-selling author Ann Voskamp, who lives on a farm in Canada, will help open the Christian Reformed Church’s Inspire gathering

“This is a historic time for us,” said Moses Chung,

College and university students affiliated with Jubilee Fellowship Christian Reformed Church in St. Catharines, Ont., have come to expect an early Christmas present

Joanne De Jonge’s first Banner article, “Mooncakes and Motorcycles,” appeared in the August 16, 1968 issue. Her final one, “Stargazing,” appeared this week.

“Our Lives: Voices of Westview Centre4Women” opened this November with two evening performances

On Nov. 8-10, women married to pastors found an oasis of grace in San Diego, Calif., at the annual Pastors’ Wives Conference.

Canadian researchers are revisiting a hotly debated sociological question: Why do some churches decline while others succeed?

Kenneth Prol was a man with a passion for bringing everyone he met closer to God.

Newt Scamander is the type of man who nonchalantly hides an entire zoo of exotic animals in his carry-on suitcase

Eighty-one-year-old Mary Oliver is widely acclaimed for her wise, lyrical poetry that presents life as a spiritual pilgrimage.