December 2024
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Features
News
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Greg Elzinga, who served as interim president of Calvin University since February, believes the school to be “an amazing campus community” equipped to weather financial, social, cultural, or theological challenges ahead.
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Actions of Christian Reformed classes in the past several months include examining and approving candidates for ministry, releasing 10 pastors from their calls of ministry, and recognizing the disaffiliation of a church plant.
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The CRC’s Council of Delegates welcomed new members, discussed the One Family Conversation approach to classis leadership, reviewed some sobering financial numbers, and more.
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In the aftermath of back-to-back hurricanes, faith-based disaster groups, including World Renew’s Disaster Relief Services, are on the scene while planning for a long, slow recovery
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From spelling out words with letter tiles to tasting different foods representing characteristics of Jesus, Grace Community Christian Reformed Church in Oak Lawn, Ill., used a multisensory approach to prayer for Advent.
In Memoriam: Rev. Jacob Peter Heerema
1937-2024READ MOREA pastor, chaplain and past Chaplaincy director who “would go out of his way to connect with people that most of us would overlook,” Jake Heerema died Oct. 11 at age 87.
In Memoriam: Rev. Norman Edmund Jones
1931-2024READ MOREA member, in his retirement, of Aylmer (Ont.) Christian Reformed Church, Norman Jones was described at his funeral as “beloved pastor to the entire town.”
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The CRC's Council of Delegates has appointed Joel Vande Werken as the denomination’s first director of ecclesiastical governance, starting in mid-November.
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Expecting to retire Oct. 31, Shirley Hoogstra, president emerita of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, spoke with Religion News Service about her 10 years with the institution.
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In the 2024 denomination survey, fewer than 30% of respondents (28.1%) selected “justice-seeking” as one of the top phrases to complete the sentence, “To me, the term ‘Christian Reformed’ means....”
Columns
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As high school was ending, I remember the same question being on everybody’s lips. I heard it so often I rehearsed a bundle of canned answers.
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In our divided world and divided church, we need media that break down divisions, not reinforce them.
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While I was living in northern Alberta, one of my favorite places to go was the local beaver pond.
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A Navajo grandmother shares an Indigenous retelling of the Christmas story with her granddaughter.
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En nuestro mundo dividido e iglesia dividida, necesitamos de medios que derriben las divisiones, no que las refuercen.
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Widower Kenzaburo from Japan travels to England with his estranged son to fulfill his late wife's dying wish.
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I think this drive to understand could be one of the attributes of being created in the image of God.
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I am an elderly Christian who can find himself in discussions about burial plans. When I share that my remains will be donated for medical research, some people react negatively. Please comment.
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Get our list of movies, books, and podcasts to check out this month.
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But that’s not what the angels sang about. Nor did Jesus promise peace on earth for all men (or women).
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Relive the 2023 NFL season through the eyes of five of the best pass catchers in the league.
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See how readers responded to recent Banner issues, articles, and columns.
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School is the most straightforward way to get this kind of education, but it’s not the only way nor even always the best way.
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In the small office I manage, I want employees to settle on certain computer apps to do their work (in this case, the messaging app Slack), but some are resisting. Should I lay down the law and require it?
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The Science Behind Your Salad shines a spotlight on the innovation, technology, and sustainability for healthy food made by BASF (a chemical company) in Agriculture.
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It’s the distance between orthodoxy and orthopraxy that currently concerns me most in our denomination.
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Years ago, it seems like we spent a lot of time in church listening to sermons about or studying apologetics, but these days, not so much. Why?
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분열된 세상과 교회 속에서, 우리는 갈등을 부추기는 매체가 아닌, 서로를 연결해주는 매체가 필요합니다.
Our Shared Ministry
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The launch of the digital Forum will make many of these resources more readily available and accessible.
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In Engineering 333 at Calvin University, students spend the entire semester answering a single question.
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Es evidente en las profecías de Ezequiel que su mayor preocupación no era su propia circunstancia.
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It’s Friday night at Casa Adobe, a ministry house in Costa Rica, and the loudest chess club ever is meeting.
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During Advent, the Today devotionals offered by ReFrame Ministries explore the theme of light breaking through darkness.
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It is clear from Ezekiel’s prophecies that his biggest concern wasn’t his own situation.
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One of World Renew’s local partners in West Africa started sharing information through radio broadcasts focused on food security, income generation, and health.
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에스겔의 예언을 살펴보면, 그가 단지 자신의 고통에만 매몰되지 않았음을 알 수 있습니다.