COVID-19 Update When we began this semester we never could have guessed the changes this COVID-19 virus would bring to all of our lives. ...

"I Needed This" Davy and Landon were wrapping up our convo with Shae as she said, “thanks for talking with me. I needed this.” Shae (and ...

In Full Swing The school year began and we hit the ground running! We have been meeting with church/volunteer partners around the state t...

Cote d’Ivoire Update We spent March 11-25 in Cote d’Ivoire. Rebecca and her team of student leaders are still doing an amazing job of get...

A Snowy Welcome We are thrilled to report we are FULLY FUNDED! Praise God! He has been faithful to provide new support to replace what wa...

A Grateful Student Dusti (just graduated from MSSU in Joplin, MO) has some thoughts to share about her experience with Cru: “Cru was such...

WELCOME MARSHAL! Marshal Dave McVicker was born on October 15th at 3:55 pm! He was 8 pounds and 5 ounces and 20.5 inches long. Delivery w...

What’s next for the McVicker’s after Africa? We hope you were able to read our double announcement that was sent out this summer, however...

We’ve been back in the United States for a little over two months and I must say the way I feel about that is a whole lot of complicated....

Once again God has exceedingly, abundantly answered our prayers. Please be encouraged as you read through this 2017-2018 recap of the min...

Leaving... Two years is both short and long. It felt very long as we said goodbye to the national and international Cru staff, students, ...

Trip to Man Our team took advantage of Easter Vacation to go on a really far distance trip to a city in Cote d’Ivoire called Man. 11 hour...

It's summer mission time which means a crazy busy schedule and lots and lots of rain. Last week we welcomed twenty students, three staff,...

Hello there! We're glad you're here. Yes, this blog is new, but my love of writing is not. For as long as I can remember I've always love...