January 2007

Grace College, Winona Lake, Indiana, will sponsor “Truth Is a Strange Sort of Fiction – The Challenge from the Emergent Church” on Wednesday, January 24 from 7-8:30 p.m. in McClain Auditorium. This lecture with a question-and-answer session will be given by Greg Koukl (pictured), who will address the issue of speaking intelligibly to a postmodern […]

Hope Community Church (Mike Lee, pastor), the Grace Brethren church in Raleigh, North Carolina, will be featuring a video interview with singer Bono (pictured) on Sunday, March 4 at 6 p.m. Here is a bit of text from their promotion–to see the entire page click here. “Sunday, March 4, 6:00 p.m., Hope’s auditorium with Hope’s

From the Simi Valley, California, Acorn:GBHS senior will represent VFW in state competition A senior at Grace Brethren High School has been chosen to represent the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10049, Simi Valley, and District 7 in the state finals of the Voice of Democracy scholarship competition. Caleb Hargis will join 24 other district

Brian Baughman, pastor of Hispanic ministries at the Grace Brethren Church of Osceola, Indiana, sends along the following news note and prayer request: Praise the Lord that we have 30 people signed up for our Intercultural Communications class here at the church in Osceola! Dr. Tom Stallter (pictured) from Grace Seminary will be traveling up

Many have been praying for the health needs of Pastor Mick Rockafellow of the Lansing, Michigan, Grace Brethren Church. Here are excerpts from an update he sends along: I wanted to give you a bit of an update. This may help answer any questions regarding my situation. First I am feeling well. I am able

NamNet!, an e-mail newsletter especially for those interested in mission ministry in Viet Nam, has been launched by Jay Bell and Bob Smoker. “God sent many of us to Viet Nam with M-16’s, now we can return with John 3:16,” says Bob Greenwood, pastor of New Life Community Grace Brethren Church in Souderton, Pennsylvania. Bob

According to the latest issue of “Kairos” publication from Grace Brethren International Missions, Total Mobilization Support Ministries (TMSM) is ceasing operations after 13 years. The first TMSM team was deployed to Brazil in 1993. Their mission was to work side-by-side with local believers to build a church facility, and to do so in 7-10 days.

Abigail was taken into surgery at 7:00 this morning (eastern time). They had to cut a hole in her skull in order to operate on a blood clot. The operation appears to have gone well. They found the clot to be larger than they thought. Abby did have some communication with the family after surgery

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)–Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. was discharged Jan. 10 from Louisville’s Baptist Hospital East following a two-week hospitalization that included extensive abdominal surgery and a four-day stay in the intensive care unit due to blood clots in the lungs. Mohler and his family are “overjoyed to be back home,”

Received Thursday morning: Our family thanks each of you for praying for Abigail and the uncertainty of her injuries at the moment of our first request. We have learned that Abby has a fractured skull at the upper left side of her head along with some internal bleeding in the head. Her lungs are bruised