Separated
Your September 2011 article “Separated” hit me like a ton of bricks!
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Your September 2011 article “Separated” hit me like a ton of bricks!
A sturdy brick church in my city sports a poster that you probably wouldn’t find in most Christian Reformed churches.
Did you ever wonder how some animals make it through the winter? What happens to caterpillars and frogs?
Two men were shipwrecked on an island. The minute they reached shore, one of them started yelling, “We’re going to die!
“WANTED: 68-year-young great-grandma needs cheap running car for a mud derby, good brakes preferred, don't tell Grandpa!”
Q. When an edited version of the U.S.
In the past several weeks, issues surrounding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons and the church have been at the f
I did miss some important substance in the reports of the “historic” joint meeting of CRC and
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This summer my wife, Margo, and I attended our son’s doctoral promotion at the Free University in Amsterdam.
This past spring our 3-year-old son, Benjamin, planted flowers for the first time.
Well, it happened. Mom and Dad are now separated.
There are more than 750 million active users on Facebook.
Would Jesus use Facebook?
How many leaves have you seen in your lifetime? Probably billions or trillions, right?
I’m 42 years old and back in school.
A Saturday evening in November, with wet snow splattering Edmonton. Settled in comfortable pew.
In the June 2011 Banner, Chelsey Munneke summarizes a discussion held by passionate young people, which offers a “diagn
Sometimes I’m jealous of other Christians.
Q. Please define the role of evangelists in our denomination.
As a parent I have found the management of household chores to be a chore.
Following our Sunday-morning worship service, I was visiting with my friend Doug Vande Griend, an attorney in Salem, Ore.:
As someone who works most weekends and just about every Sunday night, I’ve developed the good discipline of taking Mondays off.