Back in the spring when Covid was young, we really didn’t expect that this battle against the disease would carry on so long or interrupt so many lives. We stepped into this new season praying for protection and for what
When I was a young man just starting to consider if this calling to Cru was for me, God spoke to me through a verse similar to my call. Isaiah 6:8: “And I heard the voice of the Lord saying,
Our hearts and prayers are with you as we continue to struggle in our country with the Covid-19 pandemic and racial tension. We had hoped that this virus would be ending by now and that life would return to normal,
to get out and see our friends. Some are working an essential job that is now even more stressful than normal; others are looking for work. Some want workplaces to reopen; others would be glad to keep working from home.
Dear Friends, We pray for you and your loved ones in the midst of this trying time and hope you are keeping well. We all are experiencing fear and anxiety as Corona virus spreads and we are staying inside our
5 weeks after Steve’s surgery (more on that in a moment) Rochelle, Josh and I flew out to Fort Collins, CO, and joined around 5000 or so of our fellow Cru staff for the Cru19 Staff Conference on the campus
Every spring break and summer there are amazing things that happen as students and staff fan out across the globe to bring the gospel to new and needy places. This spring break through a partnership with Filters of Hope, a
Thank you to all who have prayed and connected with us over the last 2 weeks as Steve’s neuro-surgeon put him into surgery the very next day after consulting on his latest MRI results. Thankfully Facebook and emails helped us
We’re so excited to send people whose live have been changed by Jesus into God’s harvest! Amanda Mutio shared her testimony at a New Staff Orientation in recently. It’s amazing to hear how God has worked to bring each of
“I know that Jesus wants me to forgive, but I hate that. I don’t want to forgive!” said Bree (name was changed). Bree had just left a discussion group crying while at the winter conference for high school students held
