A church in Cutlerville, Mich., draws in neighbors with karate classes.

Curriculum for children and intergenerational curriculum first new releases since 2004.

The campus ministry at University of Alberta offers early morning communion services.

Modesto CRC turns its social hall into a grocery store once a month.

Korean Council of the CRCNA met in Florida.

He’s back on the road after a two-week haitus.

First CRC in Chatham hosted a gang of bikers during its Ride to Church motorcycle service.

Teen lifeguards Megan Smith and Charlotte Donaldson invented a new aquatic spinal rescue board.

A large donation of high-quality furniture helped the church raise money and give back to the community.

School in Longmont wins mayor’s Positive Impact Award.

Grace CRC in Chatham planned seven service projects between Easter and Pentecost.

Do you have a passion for telling stories of how God is at work in the Christian Reformed Church?

Used stamps raise money for Spanish-language Sunday school materials.

First CRC in Grand Haven provides free recycling for electronics.

Using horses a Michigan woman provides therapy.

Immanuel CRC helps moms make “homes with a heart.”

Val Brummel works with Hope Haven to provide wheelchairs in Haiti and beyond.

Shannon Prete considers his physical limitations a gift from God.

Seventy-five children attend Millbrook CRC’s after-school program.

In Woodynook, 19 couples have been married more than 50 years.

After modifications to his tractor and schedule, Dave Wolfsen will continue a shortened cross-country trip.

“We come together to discuss and deliberate all together, not in our separate classes.”

Mechanical problems forced a detour, but tour will continue.