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We are so happy to announce the birth of Roman Zane to our daughter and son-in-law, Melissa and Ben Smith, here in Orlando on June 30th! The little guy came out at 9lbs and 3 oz. and 22 inches. Momma

Dan Trenda, the director of Cru’s summer mission trips program, shared that 1,569 students have volunteered to participate in summer missions on either stateside or international projects. 1,338 of those are traveling to a location where they can share their

We are very excited to let you know that Josh is graduating from high school on May 26th! In spite of an interrupted senior year with schoolwork done at home, Josh made it! We thank God for His work in

One of the staff members whom Rochelle coached when she was a new staff member has begun working with Cru’s humanitarian division, called Unto.  Stacey Heim has a heart for the people of Colombia because that is where her father

“therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest fields.” Matt 9:38 “for you were slain, and by your blood you ransomed people for God from every tribe and language and people and

We are so glad to wish you a blessed Easter this year. There are so many desires for a resurrection after this pandemic year! As things begin to move towards more openness, if not to full normal, we are reminded

“I had coffee with a long time friend from middle school and I got to share the gospel with her for the first time with help from the God Tools app!”— Emily, University of Georgia “I invited two guys from

What a phenomenal time with over 6000 students online together learning more about their worshiping God, walking with Him and making Him known! Winter Conference MC’s lead us in processing what God was saying to us. You have the opportunity

Party in the Park went off very well and God brought 10 kids out for games, food, fellowship and the Word of God. Our best event so far! The weekly Bible study with the group will start up again next

On Saturday Dec 12th Rochelle and her volunteers met up at the park trusting that God would bring out the kids from their 5 “regulars” inviting other middle school students.In all, 10 students showed up and enjoyed the fun and