Ten years after the first LDNs in British Columbia, men and women from all walks have benefited from training.
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Two Lacombe students and their teacher visit Uganda after participating in a World Vision 30-Hour Famine.
The Revival in Belfast artist helped lead Sunday worship at Immanuel CRC in Hamilton.
Banners made by students at Spirit & Truth Fellowship CRC’s outreach program were displayed around the community.
Dalene DeGraaf helps other women experience the freedom she has found.
But its roots go back more than 50 years in Ontario.
A family bowling night in Prospect Park raises $1,250 for a local food pantry.
Mountain Springs Community CRC decides to “go and be” instead of inviting people to “come and see.”
First Christian Reformed Church of Prinsburg, Minn., celebrated its 125th anniversar
New Westminster CRC in Burnaby has a thriving unofficial campus ministry.
Hanah Roelfs will travel the world with the People to People program.
For the past four years Rev. Ron Vanden Brink has led the local Remembrance Day service.
The CRC promotes ministry shares.
Princeton CRC and other churches host guests through Family Promise.
Judy Lunshof’s hobbies have raised $2,000 for famine relief.
New Life CRC helps to rejuvenate Old Town Spring Heights.
Farmers of Calvin CRC and other churches in Rock Valley participate in the Winter Festival.
In Memoriam: Rev. Robert Heerspink
October 17, 1953 – October 1, 2011Rev.
Twice each year, members of Community CRC in Frankford get dirty hands changing oil in cars for people who can’t otherwise afford it.
Rev. Ben Van Arragon discovers that translating the familiar commandments into a child’s perspective is harder than it looks.
Bethel CRC in Sioux Center spends October collecting food for the local pantry.
Three British Columbia universities welcomed new chaplains this fall.
Rev. Ben Hulst brought together pastors to help churches become part of the solution to community problems.
Ontario church holds an organ donor registry blitz in support of a Coffee Break member—and as a reminder that it isn’t enough just to sign a donor card.