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.

Delegates collected $2,300 to help pay medical bills.

No permission to hold more meetings where not all churches are represented.

History was made with first joint meeting since the two churches parted ways in 1857.

Rev. Bruce Adema and his son Seth both came to synod.

Synod president shows off Canadian tie.

Group has one year to review the denomination’s administrative structure and culture.

Synod 2011 declined to impose specific timetables.

Pastors no longer required to try to bring those churches into the CRC.

Synod 2011 says it’s not a good time to consider promoting its status.