February 2012
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Features
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Sometimes research by scholars in pursuit of truth can bump up against the boundaries of Scripture and the Reformed doctrines.
Caring for Our Scientists
Some postures and practices of science-friendly churchesREAD MOREA hospitable attitude toward science and faith is critical for a compelling Christian witness.
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It’s easier for us to judge and instruct than it is to encourage.
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As full-bodied imagebearers of God, our center of gravity is located as much in our bodies as in our minds.
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Let’s claim the story of the Belhar Confession for ourselves.
News
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Fleetwood CRC in Surrey recently dedicated two large murals.
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Three British Columbia universities welcomed new chaplains this fall.
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Carla Mensonides, a member of Modesto (Calif.) Christian Reformed Church, was recently recogn
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Leaders from congregations in the Grand Rapids, Mich., area met to discuss best practices for including children in communion celebrations.
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Princeton CRC and other churches host guests through Family Promise.
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Rev. Brad and Stephanie Vos in Vancouver, Wash., understand that infertility is a complex subject that doesn’t get talked about.
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Alberni Valley CRC celebrates an anniversary by buying farming implements for Sierra Leone.
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For Sue Kuipers, becoming chaplain of the Hayward (Calif.) police department was coming home.
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Rev. Ben Hulst brought together pastors to help churches become part of the solution to community problems.
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The cleanup fits with the campus ministry’s mission and theology.
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Hanah Roelfs will travel the world with the People to People program.
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Immanuel CRC in Sheldon redefines community to include neighboring churches and a small town in Texas.
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Maranatha CRC in Cambridge hosts local Glee team, raising nearly $2,000 for the local food bank.
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Ten years after the first LDNs in British Columbia, men and women from all walks have benefited from training.
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A dozen Holland CRCs set a record with the 28th annual Mitten-Plus drive.
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Coffee Break Bible study group at Ada CRC provides prayer and financial support for Coffee Break groups in Indonesia.
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Alicia Looyenga runs Wooly Mama while mentoring an entrepreneur in West Africa.
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California youth pastors serve hot lunch every week for area high schoolers.
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Preview gatherings build momentum for 2012 launch of church plant in Corvallis, Oregon.
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Rev. Brian Tebben views Mormonism as a culture more than anything.
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New Westminster CRC in Burnaby has a thriving unofficial campus ministry.
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The CRC promotes ministry shares.
Columns
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What Banner reviewers thought of some of the films of 2011.
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Transitions can be especially strategic and noteworthy occasions.
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How shall we then eat?
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Keith Getty is a Northern Ireland composer best known for pioneering modern hymns.
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God gives every person on earth 24 hours to use each day. How will you use yours?
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Is Santa Real?
Regarding “Why I Believe in Santa Claus” (December 2011): We told our sons the truth from the
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To an older generation of Christians, cohabitation appears as a challenge to the dream of marriage.
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The things that really count may be nothing to write home about.
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Petitions have no place in the church of Christ.
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In 1946, Viola Desmond was jailed in Nova Scotia, Canada, when she sat in the front of a theater instead of in the segregated “c
Our Shared Ministry
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Through “99 Questions from Atheists,” a live online talk-radio program in Russia, both Christians and those who identify t
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One of Calvin College’s Jubilee Fellows hopes to serve as a youth minister.
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There seems to be a growing thirst for Coffee Break.
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Mike Wissink’s campus ministry for Christian Reformed Home Missions happens in locker rooms, on the sidelines of football fields
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Members of a small immigrant church in New England had a vision for sharing the gospel with people in their homeland, Indonesia.
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Crippling drought followed by flash floods and a life of poverty complicated by HIV can lead people to despair.
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Last year, website traffic was at an all-time high for the Center for Excellence in Preaching at Calvin Theological Seminary.