Boarding a bus early Saturday morning,
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Church representatives from across southern Ontario gathered in March
When Matthew MacNeil presented on March 21 at the United Nations’ World Down Syndrome Day conference,
Some prominent academics, philosophers, and theologians of the Christian Reformed Church recently signed a statement
How does Indigenous Court incorporate principles of restorative justice?
Among Rolling Stone’s March 2017 list of 10 New Artists You Need to Know is Ravyn Lenae
Two or three times each year, Christian Reformed churches send representatives to their classis,
The Wukari Peace Process, a striving toward calm and the cessation of violence between Muslim and Christian
Adults with intellectual disabilities played games, shared snacks, laughed together, and enjoyed fellowship
The Banner has seen many changes since its humble beginnings in 1866.
In Memoriam: Rev. John Zantingh
1933-2017From a very young age, John Zantingh wanted to be a minister.
In 1968, when counselor Nellie Harbers (now Jonkman) began working with a group of girls
Eight years have passed since Starlight Ministries, an organization
A unique collaboration
It has been a year of change at Redeemer with new program options
People have responded with either “throw the bums out” or “have a heart.”
It was a historic season in men's basketball for the Redeemer Royals.
Faced with mounting criticism for its decision to give a major award to the Rev. Tim Keller
The Ann Arbor (Mich.) Campus Chapel had been talking about installing solar panels since the early 2000s;
In Memoriam: Dr. Manuel (Manny) Ortiz
1938-2017A respected pastor, urban missionary, professor, author, and world-renowned speaker and consultant,
When Mary-Jane Tigchelaar’s children reached university age, she and her husband asked themselves a hard question:
As Cameron Gelderman looks forward to graduation, he will be leaving King's University of Edmonton with a degree in business
The long white walls in the gallery bear images of loss, despair, and pain, but also of hope.
Leaders in the Christian Reformed Church in both the United States and Canada are calling on church members to contact their elected representatives to help protect refugees.