Go Geocaching!

“X” marks the spot, or so they say. In some scavenger hunts, the treasure might not be that easy to find. If you love “treasure” hunting but want more of a challenge, I encourage you to check out geocaching.

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Host A Board Game Night

This article was contributed by CHRI's Producer Will and the man behind Cardboard Minute on YouTube!

Yes, I love board games. And I probably own and play more than is fiscally responsible. But before you rope your friends and family into a fun-filled evening of cardboard and chucking dice, here are some ways to enhance the experience.

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Cherry Cola Chai Recipe from Equator Coffee

We got our hands on an exclusive recipe from Equator Coffee Barrhaven! Read more to make your own Cherry Cola Chai at home!

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Start a Micro Business

Hi there! I’m Emmanuel Montojo, the co-op student working at CHRI Radio this summer. I hope you’ve been enjoying our These Are the Days of Summer blog. In today’s post, I wanted to talk about something different, something that is both an activity and a taste of entrepreneurial life.

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Rainy Days Don’t Have to Be Boring! (Activities to Entertain You)

We usually try to stay away from the rain, ducking indoors or reaching for an umbrella. But why not embrace it instead? Rain is God’s way of refreshing the earth—and it can refresh our spirits too! From splashing in puddles to cozying up with a warm drink, there’s so much joy to be found in every drop. So, grab your boots, and let’s dive into the fun that only a rainy day can bring!

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Any time we mask our emotions we're missing an opportunity to grow and become a better version of ourselves.

Every Monday at 5:00 P.M. ET, Care Baldwin shares a Monday Motivation quote along with a message to encourage you in your life and faith. Clay Scroggins encourages us to ask whether we're allowing ourselves to listen to God, or are we filling our minds with distraction and drowning him out?

"ANY TIME WE MASK OUR EMOTIONS WE'RE MISSING AN OPPORTUNITY TO GROW AND BECOME A BETTER VERSION OF OURSELVES."

Read more for the audio replay + transcript of Care's message!

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Christian Comfort Songs for Anxiety

Music has a remarkable way of reaching the depths of our souls, and can be a profound source of solace.

My heart, O God, is steadfast,
    my heart is steadfast;
    I will sing and make music. (Psalm 57:7)

We’ve put together a playlist of comforting Christian songs that offer reassurance, encouragement, and a reminder of God’s love and presence in our lives. Whether you’re seeking a moment of tranquility or a boost of hope, these songs are here to help you find peace amidst life’s challenges.

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4 Ingredient Homemade Bubble Tea

Bubble tea is a popular Asian drink that is known for having little balls of chewy tapioca. This is a fun treat that adds a sensory experience to your typical drink/smoothie. There are many bubble tea shops around town, but once you start customizing your drink, it can get expensive! An alternative is buying just the pearls, or you can make your own! Here is a recipe on how to make homemade bubble tea pearls (and here is the original recipe):

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Fair Season Is Here! (Safety Tips and List of Local Fairs)

Fair season is officially here!! (There are 3 fairs just this weekend! Scroll down to see the list of local fairs!). As fun as fairs are, they can also be overwhelming, especially when you are bringing excited, adrenaline-filled kids along! One way you can make your kids easily identifiable in a large crowd is with tie-dye shirts. Here is a link with instructions to make your own tie-dye shirts: instructables.com

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Make A Jumping Origami Frog with CHRI

Origami is a great way to relax and focus your mind, that will leave you with a work of art and a sense of accomplishment! Watch the CHRI staff walk through the steps and create an origami frog together! All you need is one sheet of square paper for this origami jumping frog. We recommend using paper that is thin and at least 15 x 15 cm. (Younger kids will find it easier to use bigger paper.) We will be following this model: origami.guide