Nearly 50 people from 10 Alberta CRCs flock to town devastated by last year’s flooding.

Young people at Ontario church create a solid marker of their professions of faith.

Three CRCs in Chatham, Ontario, take a new approach to summer children’s outreach.

Some people prefer to give a testimony in front of a camera rather than on a stage.

Calvary CRC in Flamborough, Ontario, takes advantage of its large rural property.

Meals in the park provide a way for a New Brunswick church to interact with neighbors.

Four young people from Duncan (British Columbia) CRC excel in their fields.

Teens witness how lives are changed.

Washington church members race their pastors to raise funds for local charities.

Friendship Community members are encouraged to get active and have fun.

More than 300 people participate in Ttokamsa CRC’s meal-packing event.

Fairfield CRC participates in a service called nomadic sheltering.

A July 6 twister traveled through the neighborhoods of Ideal Park and Kelloggsville CRCs.

Twenty-eight runners and lots of encouragers from Fellowship CRC showed up for the Traverse City Cherry Festival race.

Smithville CRC offers free screening of God’s Not Dead.

Alberta government allows the school to drop “college” from its name.

First CRC in Crown Point provides love and accountability for young women with small children.

World Refugee Day was June 20.

Informal, low-key environment creates relational ministry with teens.

Betty Van Weerdhuizen, 83, recently joined a mission team to Guatemala.

Shore2Shore with a Roar motorcycle tour raises awareness of how pornography damages lives and communities.

More than 100 alumni, professors, parents, and students help clean up in Rock Valley, Iowa.