It took a year to finish, but Lisa Tanis recently completed a mural at Midland Park CRC.

National group names Jim Eekhoff of Hull, Iowa, as Coach of the Year.

Center for Excellence in Preaching offers continuing education for people licensed to exhort.

Farmer-to-Farmer program connects Iowa family with Nicaraguan coffee farmers.

A congregation of Sudanese refugees in Grand Rapids, Mich., forges ties with newly independent South Sudan.

Eight churches in Hamilton, Mich., held a combined worship service after their pastors preached the same six-week sermon series.

Storyteller James Schaap presents his last reading before retiring from Dordt College.

Madison Square church group travels to Ghana and Liberia.

Elderly people at Bethel CRC in DeMotte appreciate not having to walk on a slippery parking lot.

Scrap metal from West Michigan is helping rebuild a ministry building used by the CRC in Haiti.

Although its own membership is dwindling, Montello Park CRC is hosting a bilingual church plant.

The Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue will focus on justice for refugees and indigenous Canadians.

Four Staal brothers, all professional hockey players, donate hockey rink at Thunder Bay Christian School.

Creekside CRC’s mission trip includes “people on the margins.”

Michael Le Roy is the nominee to be the next president of Calvin College, subject to approval by Synod 2012.

Coffee at Living Water Community CRC in Orange City helps one family fund adoption.

John de Vries climbs to raise funds for restorative justice.

Charlottetown CRC joins several churches for a winter weekend youth rally.

Kabetu takes on the role after six years in the office of Race Relations.

Boston Square CRC hopes building a house leads to building relationships.

The CRC’s publishing ministry adapts to difficult financial circumstances.

Collecting loose change helps Massachusetts church change lives in Kenya.

First CRC in Denver offers comfort and support through its Stephen Ministry.