Palo Alto youth group from the 1970s reunites for a weekend camping trip.
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Volunteers from many projects shared stories and memories.
In Memoriam: Rev. Peter William Brouwer
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2015 convention in London helps prepare men to minister to boys in the coming church season.
In Memoriam: Rev. Verlyn David Verbrugge
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The activist who made the controversial Planned Parenthood video spoke with the National Catholic Register
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Alberta softball tournament raises awareness and funds for Neighbourhood Life.
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Annual conference helps renew and refresh counselors for their work with girls.
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VBS participants at Oakwood CRC in Belding, Mich., raised nearly $500.
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Honorees include Roman Catholic leaders and African-American clergy.
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Leadership Development Network provides theological training to church leaders.
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The active port ministry started out as weekly outing for a young people’s group.
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In Holland, Mich., Niekerk CRC’s parking lot is a popular place.
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Event includes presentation of commissioned painting to Edmonton Police Services.
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Legacy from another congregation and years of saving help make a dream come true.
Memoriam: Rev. John L. Meppelink
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The outdoor event aims to connect with those who might not attend a church.
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Steven Timmermans reiterated the church’s stance on homosexuality and on marriage.
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Unity Christian High wins ninth state title in 11 years.
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Those who participated as kids in L.A.’s Koreatown are now back as volunteer leaders.