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Pastors from the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in America have teamed up to prepare church members for leadership roles.
Solar panels across the roof of the entire academic building will generate income for the college for the next 20 years.
God uses the game in a mighty way in Berwyn.
Hundreds of people flocked to Beckwith Hills CRC in Grand Rapids for the event.
Creekside CRC’s FEED program fills a gap both physical and spiritual.
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Five congregations in the U.S. and Canada give us a glimpse of Revelation 7.
Lynden young people get a special delivery on their birthdays.
Hope CRC, located near NASA, handed out copies of Timothy Keller’s book prior to a sermon series.
Almond Valley CRC picks up the tab when the town can’t.
Westside Fellowship CRC in Kingston partnered with Athletes in Action to host soccer camp.
New Life CRC in Highland offered a skills camp for 93 boys.
California youth pastors serve hot lunch every week for area high schoolers.
Sanborn CRC marks “A Century of God’s Grace.”
A ration meal for media and leaders teaches what it takes to feed people in drought-stricken Africa.
Trinity CRC fed and united people of Goderich after the Aug. 21 storm.
CrossWay CRC provided backpacks and supplies for families in financial need.
Hosting discussion in a local pub offers Alamosa CRC a way to have nonthreatening conversations about faith.
Synod 2011 mandated the task force to study the CRC’s structure and culture.
A kickball tournament in downtown Denver raises money for Sun Valley Youth Center.
Karin Zekveld, a registered nurse from Whitby, spent her summer working from a floating medical center.
Ross and Sandy Cooper host more than 50 people in their home each week.
Eastern Hills Community Christian Reformed Church serves up monthly barbecue for neighbors without homes.
But his surgeon turned out to be going on the trip too.