December 2016
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Features
News
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Christians who identify as being lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBTQ) are making themselves known more and more in schools, youth groups, and faith communities.
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Grow Deep, Live Tall was the theme for the 125th anniversary of First Christian Reformed Church in Rock Valley, Iowa.
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In Memoriam: Rev. Clarence Van Ens
1919-2016READ MOREClarence Van Ens was a people person, an extrovert to whom people were drawn as to a magnet.
In Memoriam: Rev. Henry Bouma
1925-2016READ MOREHenry Bouma will be remembered as a man with a natural passion for boldly sharing his faith, something he passed on to his children.
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Joanne De Jonge’s first Banner article, “Mooncakes and Motorcycles,” appeared in the August 16, 1968 issue. Her final one, “Stargazing,” appeared this week.
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Nine years and 16,320 volunteer hours later, the Loving Sunnyside Initiative started by members of Sunnyside (Wash.) Christian Reformed Church is celebrating the completion of its 100th home.
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Last week, the doors were officially opened at the newly renovated Hambleton Hall in Simcoe, Ont.
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When Friendship Ministries developed its new curriculum, Together, it expanded beyond its usual audience
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Niekerk Christian Reformed Church in Holland, Mich., finished up a month-long celebration of its 150th anniversary on September 25.
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When little Ethan Mark Heerema was baptized in Talbot Street Christian Reformed Church in London, Ont., last month, he was the most recent family member to wear what has become a family heirloom.
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“No new trees will be cut for my boat” is the slogan Rev. Anthony Schweitzer,
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During seminary, only one church offered Hulst an internship, only one offered her a summer assignment, and only one offered her a pastoral position after seminary.
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Dr. Nicholas Wolterstorff spoke about same-sex marriage for the first time publicly last week,
Columns
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“shall transact ecclesiastical matters only.” Does that mean they are prevented from addressing climate change
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How should we live in a culture that no longer values truth?
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Keith and Kristyn Getty have been producing thoughtful, well-written and -recorded worship music for over 15 years.
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It started out as a normal Friday morning in February.
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In 2018 many of us will celebrate the 400th anniversary of the adoption of the Belgic Confession, Heidelberg Catechism, and Canons of Dort
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Owen Suskind stopped interacting with the world at the age of three.
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Listeners of Michael Kiwanuka's 2012 debut album, Home Again, could be forgiven for thinking they were hearing new music from James Taylor.
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Who better to invite to a New Year’s Eve party than . . . Moses!
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Are we denying Christ by going on a family reunion cruise
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Years ago, as a campus minister, I took a group of students on a “homeless ministry” nighttime walking tour of downtown Toronto.
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Kent Annan is the co-director of Haiti Partners, a nonprofit developing education in Haiti,
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a unique book of 25 lovely readings about animals paired with glorious woodcuts
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Ruth Soukup writes from personal experience as she explores why people stuff their lives with material clutter, excessive busyness, and unhealthy relationships, especially on social media.
Our Shared Ministry
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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.
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Pastor Joshua Jung reaches out to the Korean-American community of Orlando, Fla., using soccer games, hot dogs, fishing, service, and many other activities.
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“This is a historic time for us,” said Moses Chung,
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Advent is a time of waiting—waiting for the Christ-child to be born.
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When he attended Calvin College, Daniel Kim was surprised to be exposed to so many cultures
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Best-selling author Ann Voskamp, who lives on a farm in Canada, will help open the Christian Reformed Church’s Inspire gathering
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“Leadership is serving and equipping others to serve in the body of Christ.”
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Mrs. Ben Soda was unsure how to make ends meet. Her husband’s health had declined, and he could no longer work.