Summitview CRC provides diapering kits for parents who need them.

Ontario teens brave cold to raise awareness of those who live on the streets.

A radical approach to church-planting in Santa Monica brings results.

Newcomers who attend get to learn about the elements of worship.

A group from Bridgeway Community CRC raises awareness and money to fight human trafficking.

Holland Korean Church hosts a large party to ring in the Korean New Year.

A sermon on faith and science brings New Hope CRC to Calgary’s new science centre.

Most Christian Reformed Church members know the denomination is binational—that is, it has congregations in both the United Stat

Rev. Paul Ingeneri’s math background multiplies outreach efforts at Crossroad Community CRC.

While seeking donors for her friend, Amy Vander Berg found out her own kidney was a match.

Tapestry CRC celebrated New Year’s twice this year.

Governing board cites need to reassess and reconfigure CRC’s approach to leadership development.

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Students at Langley Christian School see the Canadian Football League’s top prize up close.

Central Avenue CRC in Holland hosted a service marking the 39th anniversary of the U.S. Roe v. Wade decision allowing abortion.

Quilters from Woodynook CRC help warm people in Edmonton looking for homes.

Ferrysburg Community CRC doesn’t assemble meals for its neighbors, but rather with the neighbors.

First CRC of Detroit pastor Rev. Ben Van Arragon specializes in spiritual and emotional care of people looking for work.

Parents short on resources find help at South Grandville CRC.

Margaret Spoelstra receives one of Canada’s highest civilian honors for her work with people with autism.

The Korean-American congregations of the CRC are inviting the whole denomination to southern California for a three-day prayer summit.

CRWRC-Canada will receive more than $7 million by the Canadian government—if Canadian donors do their part.

For more than 30 years, dedicated West Michigan volunteers have delivered copies of Today devotional booklets.